The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-11-16
LOCAL NEWS.

New yiolets at Mrs. ,. y. lhorn'
bgrgs.
Mr.. N. J. Weiland is visiting in
GAINESVILLE this week.
Natural hair switches from$1 25
and up at Mrs. S. J. Thornburg.
Wright is building au Office
ON his lot adjoining the post Office.
Richardson silk and fancy work
patterns at Mrs. S. J. Thornburgs.
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank
Rose on Nov. 18th. . bouncing baby
boy.
Mr.. Alex Juniper is putting up
two story building in the rear Of
his Main street block.
Mrs. Alva Mccall informally
entertained number OF her friends
last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Perry Bolinger OF Nelsonville
wasa welcome caller at our Office
this Thursday morning.
Mrs. B. X. Tritsch and her SIS
ter, Mrs. Reel of Md. are visiting in
our city, among relatives.
Mrs. Elizabeth Macarthur Of
Denver Col. is the house guest of her
sister, Mrs. L. d. Vickers.
Miss Wright, daughter of Lucius
Wright, left yesterday for Brooklyn
d. Y. where she will enter school.
Columbus and return S1.5o Sat.
rrday Nov. 25th acct. Pure Food
Exposition. Tickets good Sunday
Luke Lehman will remove to the
room formely occupied by the West
Hardware store, IN the Wright build
ing.
To every lady buying the Rich.
erdson's silk of Mrs. S. ]. Thorn.
burg will be given a patient Aoss
holder.
Mr.. John limerick, one of the
Substantial citizens Of Gore, was a
welcome visitor in the city on last
Monday.
"A crowd Ct our young folks en-
joyed very pleasant Surprise Party
at The home of Mary Till on Tues
day evening.
Misses Blanch Eberst of Colum-
bus, and Alice Hains of Lancaster,
were the Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mn Nicholes Eberst.
The Logan Natural Gas Co.
struck a 5 million we'll on last Sun
day morning on the Jacob Carpenter
farm. a mile east Of Millville.
The sky was clouded last night,
and If the stars fell, we couldn't see
them fall. The Weather Bureau
predicts clear skies for tonight.
The Pond property, advertised
for sale in the Sentinel, offers q bar
gain. A plat showing the lands and
lots may be seen at First Bank.
Pure Food Exposition, Columbus
Saturday Nov. 25th. One fare for the
round trip. Tickets sold for trains SO
and IS good for return Sunday, Nov.
2oth.
The James Block continues to
lead all the business buildings in the
city. Sewerage and water service
being placed through the building
this week.
Married by Rev J. E. Williams
ut his residence in Logan, o. Nov.
IL Mr. William r. Sales and Miss
Mary NJ. Cheshire. All Of Logan. Nov
II, Mr.. Samuel E. Stivison and Miss
Chole A. Hilles. All of Hooking Co
The Zanesvills Gas Co. has tax
en- lease on lands owned by Squire
Abe Miller, near Millville, the ole
Judge Wright farm, paying $500
40 acre, and agreeing TO put dowr
three wells at 5000 each. Squire
Miller is a man of gooI s-nee.
The Library Trustees, at meet
ing last evening. ordered through
Harrington, new books to the value
of one hundred dollars. The list Of
books selected was from suggestion
Of patrons of the Library.
Prof. Sparks has rented the
Luciqs Wright room in the. Wright
Building and will remove there his
stock of drugs and musical goods a,
soon as the room is prepared. Thl,
is one of the most popular rooms in
the city. Mr.. Yerges will continue
his jewelry store in the James.