The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-09-07
LOCAL NEWS.

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this week.
This is bargain week at Rose
for boys suits.
Miss Mable noyt visited friend
in Athens Monday.
Clothing for children a speclalt
at Roses this week.
The Logan Public Library vii
open next Saturday.
The school superintendent, W
are told arrived last week.
Mrs. John Ucher Jr. and sister
Clara spent Sunday in Athens.
Miss Evyland Bowen was Wis
itor in Nelsonville, last Tuesday.
Mrs. H. c. CARRIER of Greenvill,
is the guest of Mrs. d. r. Bishop.
Girls school shoes in all sizes
$.75 pr. Stockwell & Biningel
School will commence here or
next Monday morning, Sept. llth,
Miss Perone Of Columbus is the
guest of her brother James Perone.
Miss Name Campbell has re.
turned from pleasant visit in Dayton
Good Solid Servieeable School
Shoes s.75 pr. Stockwell & Bininger.
Mr. Mckay, who has been sick,
is, We are glad to learn, improving.
Mr. Albert Woods Of Maxville
was welcome visitor in our city, on
Monday.
Messrs O'Grady and Mauk of Lam
caster were visitors in our city last
Sunday.
Mrs. Nick Shorr and Miss Mary
Ticker are spending this week in Col
umbus.
Baltimore Md. Sept 9Th. TO 18th.
Good for return until Sept. goth.
Half Fare.
Summer goods for men and boys
at Roses at the very lowest prices.
Call and see-
Seattle Wash. Oct. 18th. 18th.
and 18th. Good for return until Nov.
18th. Half Fare.
All kinds of clothing, suits
made to order, ties, collars, hats,
caps at Roses.
-Messrs Clarence Schwenke and
Warren Bright were visitors in Wei.
lston, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Engle left on
Monday for Chicago, where they will
spend a week.
Mrs. Lou Glass of Athens was
the guest of her mother, Mrs J. S.
Shaw, last Sunday.
The "Favorite Flour" from the
Armstrong mills at Laurrelville, is
popular in our city.
Misses Nora Weiman and Zetta
Crawford were visitors in Nelsonville
the first of the week.
Miss Mary McFadden of Column
bus was the Sunday guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Lewis Green.
Mr.. John Easterling, the East
End saloon keeper has few good
whisky barrels tor sale.
Nashville Tenn, Sept, 18th,
18th. aud 18th. Good for return un-
til Sept 22nd. Half Hare.
-Chas Rose has provided large
and varied supply of suits for school
at Sery cheap rates.
Mr.. David Groves of the B. l.
s. at Lancaster. was a welcome WIS.,
itor in our city, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Anthoney Ucker
will remove to Straitsville, where
they will make their future home.
All our grocers have the "Fav
orlte Flour" from the Armstrong
mills OF Laurelville. Try it, aud you
will like it.
Mothers are invited to visit the
store OF Chas Rose and see the nice
suits for boys who start to school
next Monday.
Selling out at cost. Now is
your opportunity to buy cheap. Call {
tor circular giving prices. &C. l..
sparks, Logan, o.
The school children will need
'ome new school clothes. Call at
he store of Chas Rose, the stock is
arge and the best.
Mrs. julia Ann Kittsniller, born ,
oct. 2 1881, died Aug. 29th 1899.
funeral from residence. Rev. Good
onducting the services.
Miss Jessie Walsh of Athens, t
ell and favorable known in Logan, a
as been seriouly ill, and her many t
lends in Logan will be glad to learn i
nat Miss Jessie is improyino N