The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-08-25

country this week, visiting the peach
orchards and watermelon patches Of
Marion township.
"a to Mokinac Islands and return,
50. so to Detroit and return via the G
S & II Ry, August 90; train leaves
Columbus at $50 pm.
Miss Bertha Rogers and brother
Howard who have been visiting
Judge Weitzel and sisters returned
to their home in Malta yesterday.
When you want suit of cloths
Remember Brown Bros entire stock
of clothing is new, styles the latest,
and prices by far the lowest.
Col. Bob Masters, one of the
pioneers of Ward, and one of the
founders of Murry, was in our city
on last Tuesday, in good health and
good spirits.
The business of John E. Rauch
will be continued as heretofore, by
the Rauch Bros. The friends and pa
irons of the store are invited to con-
tinue their patronage.
A party composed of Lewis Green
and family, Father Powers and neice
Anna, Misses Helen, Pursell and
Mary Tagert, attended the pic
mic at St. Joseph's yesterday.
A:Unique programe and excellent
refreshments have been provided fol
the entertainment of those who will
attend the novel birthday party al
the NJ. E. Church Tuesday evening
August 30th.
Col Remple, one of our hereto,
fore enterprising citizens was on
Change last Monday, and his pres.
ence in the business part of our city
created a pleasant sensation among
business circles.
Mr.. Joe Mattox the popular
clothier, will visit Logan this week
On business and incidentally tc swim
and fish In the old Hooking river
where he used to enjoy the luxury ol
a juvenile bath and angle for suckers
in his early youth.
Mr.. George Halton one of the
prominent citizens of Black Jack
was IN our city on Monday, and pur
chased hell for the school house,
in which John Petty will teach. II
the bell will only get the pupils tc
school, John will teach them.
Campaign lists are coming in
every day. We have almost reached
the thousand we started to secure. The
books will close on Sept. 1st. Next
week we will give the proceedings OF
the Democratic State Convention.
Now is the time to subscribe.
Miss Dora Nell Green enter
tanned number of ber friends, last
Thursday, in honor of Miss Ada Dye
The out-of-town guests were Ada
Dye of Marietta, Flo Welland and
Mary Ward of New Lexington.
"A company of twenty or more
of our young people, attended the
St. Joseph's picnic yesterday. They
all had a pleasant time. The girls had
the first dance, the boys had the first
bill of leomade, and the venerables
had the formost stand at dinner.
We give our readers this week
a chronology of the war. 1t is his
tory. Cut it out an put it in your
scrap book. The article alone. is
worth, to those who desire to keep
posted in the events of the world we
live in, more than the price of sub
scription.
Mr.. Ferd Inquirer of Starr town.
ship used Raslns Dissolved Bone on
6 acres of land and had a yeild of 80
bushels choice wheat pr acre. 1t will
pay you to call and purchase some of
this fertilizers of w. p. Miller.
Union Furnace, o.
1t may happen that in the rush
of new subscribers, name may be
misspelled or name may be omitted
from the mailing list. Should any
subscribers fail to get his paper, We
will thank him to report at once to
this Office. 1t is our purpose to send
the SENTINEL to its subscribers.
When the paper does not come, it
is somebody's fault. If ours, or no
matter whose fault, We will see to
correcting it. If you don't get your
paper, let us know at once.
Prof. McVey and Miss Dora
Scott Of Somerset were married on
last Saturday. The Professor, one of
the most accomplished Educators in
the state, is no longer Scott free
He has our best wishes for long
term in the school in which he is
not master and where the perplexing