The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-29

The long established, and relis
bic millinery store Of Mr1. Mcbride
opens the Fashion Exposition on nez
Monday and Tuesday. All arc in
vi;ed. Admission free.
so cents buys the best cor.e,
ever offered in this city Of differen
styles. white and drab. TASK te see III
P.maut. Special features in the ne,
side steels. SrfEgs < Ca
Although mnslins and all cotto
goods have sivanced in price yer
much-yet Stiers and Company ar
selling a splendid value in brow
maslins AT 81 cts. This can not Ii
duplicated.
Mr.. Harry Harrington is q
home from Wooster College. srend
ing his vacation with his parent.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. Harrington and re
ceiving hearty welcome from hi
many young friends.
Mr.. Henry Waever, after a plea.
day among good friends in Lnca
last week, left for New York CITY ol
q months visit to his sister. He vii
return and tile in Bremen. n,
cakes nor cards vet.
-Mi.s Jennie Ryan. one Of th'
most accomplished mus,cisns of Ath
ems. visiting he sister Mrs. John F.
White, sang a beautiful solo, at this
verper service in St Johns church OF
last Sunday evening.
-6leachsd Table Linens satin fin
ish Of real merit. Designs are beau.
Eiful. a. t" price We assure you they
are 25 per cent under value s 65 8 Is
LBS Sl.0O & $l.25. STrERs & C".
The license department in the
Probate office is arranging for 4 rush
'f business following the opening al
M.s. Thor"burgs, after which the
girls will look 40 pretty that tn. gal.
ant lovers will not he rut of any
onger.
Albert Wieland. who i,ed in
Columbus IN last Wednesday va.
buried in Ok Grove C.mptry on
ast / riday. ll- was graaI-~"n Of
Nr. aud Mrs N. J. " Gland uf our
,ity. second son of Charles Wieland
|ereased.
Mr.. Howard Lehman, declining
o run for Assessor ia IT.. End Wari,
dr. Ed Angle was appointed in his
lace. Ed is a good, capable young
Democrat and although: the ward is
republican. he has 3 fair chance Of
eng elected.
-Uncle John Conkle of Ewing
nd wife, accompanied b. ueir
aughfer, Mrs. Evan. .and 4 fl".k of
ands"me little children, shed sun
,ine in The Sentinel office in pleas
Mt call esterdav.
The Paris Exposition i, a great
rays off. and costs lots of money T..
. it. Mrs. MrB,ides millinery
ore is here and it costs nothing to
'e the brilliant display OF the latest
aris fashions. Opening days next
Ionday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Krannitz, one Of the most
.liaole and industrious workers at
Ie CnIpn Furnace Brick ~orks, has
II thanks for his coed wishes. good
i'll and good words in the cau.e of |
e Sentinel.
Mr.. John Smith, who is always
interesting and welcome visitor
tn. SENTINEL, talking of old
mes. SAYS he thinks he is the first
'rson, preacher Hart ever married
Logan. He aud Miss Durr werr
arrie'i 40 years ago this March.
If you want to srend an enjov-
lie evening 20 to hear Pinkl-y, the
ocu,ionist. Tuesday night at the
church. Take the
ildren, they will enjoy the fun.
thos aud laughter.
Printer don't expect to lave
ngs. hut when the pret.v girls get
Fir hats trimmed in plumes Of
auty at Mrr. Thornburg's thsy
* forward fur 4 season of living
angle focd and bride's cske.
The sweetness IN taste of all refer.
;es to onr vile con,empory this
rk, is due to the fact that Bro Nc.
y has placed as peace offering on
. Editorial table q ran of bis own
I'd made Maple Molasses. The truce ..
l continue ~ long ~ the lasses
70.
AT the Presbyterian church Sun =
morning. DR.. Harley j. Steward
speak on pictures IF the Cuss."
ore will he public reception Of
' members into the church. AT
,. II. song service will be held
en- the fasorite Hymns composed S