The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-06


-~FOR SALEM-Old pa
pers fixed up in 8 cent bundles, al
this Office.
Don't buy any candy until you
see Perones. He has some very fine
boxes this year.
DR.. Dye and wife have been
spending the last two weeks visiting
friends in Cleveland.
Mr.. John Deoble of DAYTON is
visiting his parent, Mr.. and Mrs. IL
J. Deoble of our city.
The Misses Whites spent thell
Thanksgiving vacation together, at
their cottage III Logan.
Call at N. J. Weiland and see
the largest stock of Gents and Ladies
Rings ever brought to Logan.
Call and see Mr.. Yerges and he
will show you the gold and silver,
suitable for Holiday presents.
Miss Essie Juergensmeier took
her Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs.
Judge LochraY, IN Pomeroy, U.
MIR. Francis and MISS Goldie
Unger of this city were visiting rela.
tives in Fairfield county last week.
New Raisins, Currants
and Prunes at j. Rochester &
Sons.
Perry Bolinger. one Of the prom
inent farmers of near Haydenvillc,
was pleasant caller at the SENTI-
MEL Office. Monday.
Mrs. George Brashares and son
Gazaway of Columbus, spent Thanks
giving with parents, Cap. and Mrs.
Ed Baker of our city.
Ladies call at J Roches-
ter & Sons and get a Decem-
ber Fashion Sheet.
Mrs. Frank Williams and infant
daughter Josephine, of Cleveland,
are the pleasantly entertained guests
of Mrs. s. J. Thornburg.
Mr.. and Mrs George Mumford.
after a pleasant visit among friends
and relatives IN Logan, returned to
their homo in Seattle on last Sun
day.
st Pauls Congregation of Athens
Is holding Far, several days this
week, under the direction of their
Jealous pastor, Father Mattingly. to
which the Logan people are invited
and will be made welcome.
Married by Rev. ]. E. Williams
at the residence of the brides mother
in Logan ON Thursday evening, Nov.
29th, Mr.. George H. Brook of Col
umbus and Mss Mary E. Bowlby.
They will reside in Columbus.
1t is greatly desired that every
member of the Woman's Relief
Corps he present at the next meeting
on Saturday evening, Dec. 9th. Bus
mess of very great Importance is to
in which it Is necessary
for every member to have a part.
THE Church in the Catacombs"
will he DR.. Stewards Sunday morn
ing subject at the Presbyterian curcb
Recent excavations have thrown a.
dood of light on the wonderful cata-
combs and the subject is one of grea,
At 7 p m the subject will
be "The Fifth Kingdom"
Carl. Monroe, formerly the popu-
lar clerk at the Rempel. aud recently
Of the Normandie in Columbus, b; 8
been engaged as first clerk at the
the leading hotel of the
capital city. Logan guests at this
hoteI. may expect from Carl the best
attention.
Secretary Townsend of Lancas-
ter, the late popular and efficient Sec
retary o. the Logan Nat. Gas Co.,
was a visitor in Logan several days last
week. and received hearty welcome
from the friends be met. He reports
The Gas Co. in 6ourishing condition
with plenty Of wells and gas "to
burn"
Mr.. Scott Braddock of Corning
has bought from Messrs Pierce and
Mckay. the Logan Foundry, consid-
Grafton So, 10000. Mr.. Braddock is
an accomplished mechanic, and his
many old time friends in Logan will
heartily welcome him home and will
JOIN in helping him make the business
D success.
During these long evenings tbs
Park Commission might take mp the
matter of carrying out the purpose of
for which the Commission was ap-
pointed. Without cost to the tax
payers, our market lot could be beau
tilted and this eye sore, this dog ken
mel, weed patch could be made