The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-10-25

the guest of Clara Quinn, last Mon
day.
MIR. Tom Kintz is busy at work
on the new building at the State
farm.
DIR. Campbell went to- athens
on last Wednesday evening to buy
horse.
-Comrade John Petty of our city
has had his pension increased to $40
a month.
New goods received dailv, latest
styles, lowest prices, at Mrs. S. j.
Thornburgh's.
just received a full line of point
lace patterns and materials at Mrs. s.
J. Thornburgh's.
Col. Tom Dolson of Lancaster
was in the city on Saturday on busi-
ness before the Probate court.
DIR. Earnest Rauch of Lancas-
ter, recently of Wyoming, was a
visitor in the city last Sunday.
Mrs. w. N. England is visiting
this week among relatives and friends
in Athens and Vinton counties.
"A large assortment of latest de
signs of Wall Papers, much cheap
er than last year. At F. Harrington.
Mr.. Geo. Williamson of LAUREL
vile is in the city today attending
the meeting of the Board Of elections.
Miss Eberst, after a pleasant
visit with her brother, Nicholes Eb-
erst, has returned to her home in Col
umbus.
Misses Lixzy Wolf and Lulu
Stoienback of Junction City were
the guests of Logan friends, first OF
the week.
Nell Robb, General Manager of
the Hooking Coal Co. at Nelsonville
was a business visitor in our city on
last Saturday.
j. W. Gabriels lesder, "Old
Seed" stogies are the best on earth
sweet, long aud lastly. Go and try
them and you'll become a "regu-
lar"
IF. Harrington receives ship
lnents, weekly, of the latest reading
books Published, our readers are in
vited to call, always pleased to show
new goods.
Mayor Snowdon, of Murray City,
under guardianship of Alderman
Pete Mason aud Col. Sweeney, was q
guest of honor at the republican
meeting on last Saturday.
Our Logan Teachers will attend
in body, the meeting Of the South
ern Ohio Teachers Association, il
convention, tomorrow at Athens.
If you want a good. old fashion.
ed, sweet, lasting smoke, call on J
W. Gabriel and get his ''Old Seed. y
Once q customer, always customer
Three for FIVE or seven for dime.
Representative CARRIER of Green
vile. at present an active worker on
the Democratic State Executive com
mittee, was a Sunday visitor in oul
city.
Mems and ladies' underwear, ,qual
ity superior for the PRICE of any
shown in Logan. We will prove this
statement by showing the goods
Stiers & Co.
Mr.. q. A. Gordon of Cedar
Grove was a visitor in our city last
Wednesday. Mr.. Gordon lisa Notary
Public, and in this service will come
handy, where transactions require
afidavits.
-sSenator" Conkle of the Pursell
neighborhood has bought the Saw.
mill plant of A. R. McBroom, in
Logan, and will push the lumber bus
mess at his mill in the country and
hefe also.
Mr.. Milton Myers, one of on,
cid and most esteemed citizens, died
Yesterday in Athens where he had
been for some months under care
and treatment. The funeral will be
tomorrow at Q p N.
Mr.. D. NJ. O'Haire intends re.
moving In a short time to Straitsvillt
where he will conduct a Novelty
store. We regret to lose Dave to
the society of our city, but hope be
may meet the best of success. Mr..
Newt Stiers will occupy his resi-
dence.
Oracle, the youngest daughte:
of Mr.. Ben ONeil of Star, died
Monday from paralysis, in the 10th
year of her age. She was a bright
child, the pet of her parents, and hei
untimely death is a sad bereavement,
to a wide circle of relatives and