The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-10-18

Miss. Lille Nixon of Colum
bus. visited Logan friends, Sunday
Mrs. Churchill of Cleveland i
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Dye, thi
week.
Miss Minnie Becker of Colum
umbus was the Sunday guest of hel
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott of Colum
bus were the guests of DR.. and Mrs
Mansfield.
Miss Mary Gallagher of Colum
bus is spendind this week with he'
parents in Logan.
Miss Sue Ward of New Lex
ington is the guest of her grandma
Mrs. Susan Mcbride.
Misses Maria and Augusta Par
sons spent Sunday, last, with rela'
tives in Nelsonville.
Miss Julia Work left for Colum.
bus, Friday, where she will take a
course in Vocal Music.
Mrs. Thornburg returned home
evening from a weeks visit
with friends in Cleveland.
The Misses Eta Brandt, Mary
Neuman and Ethel Acker we're Wis
itors in Lancaster, last week.
Mrs. Frank Downey and two
children of Columbus were the guests
of relatives in Logan, Sunday.
Ladies knit wool skirts, attrac.
lon in price and pretty in colorings
at SrIFRs & Co.
Communion and Preparatory
IN English will be held in
St. Peters Evangelical Luthran
church at Ewing on Oct. 2lst, at
3 30 a. m. Rev. Spoher officiating.
Married on October the 9th at
The Probate Judges Office, Mr..
Arthur B. Davidson to Miss Leila
Hillyer, A. A, Sayre Of the Logan
NJ. E. Church performing the cere-
Even though it be not of the best
10 you ever remember of buying a
good quality Of Ladies fleece lined
Hose at l0c a pair. We have a 60
,ozen case we are offering at that
price. STEERS & Go.
Green Township Sunday School
Convention will be held at Hayden
lille, on Sunday, October 81, at 9
o'clock A. n. The meeting will
asst all day. Bring your dinner bas,
Iets. Everybody cordially invit-
d.
Col Weldy was before the Su-
,reme Court last week, and on his
notion, the case of Beery, the Ben
on township teacher, who had been
efused payment of his salary, was
Col. Weldy wins the case
md the teacher gets his pay.
-McLain's Art Parlors, Wright's
opposite the court house.
; the popular Photographic gallery
n our city. Mr.. McLain is an ac-
artist, and his pictures
lways give satisfaction. Step in
nd zee hum and the beautiful pictures
% has on exhibition.
Goods part and mans in Saliva
ion" will be Harley J. Stewards
'unday morning subject at the Pres
yterian church. At z p. m. the
sixth saying on the Cross" will be
he subject. Come to the young pso-
les meeting at 6 p. m. You will en-
Rev. Sayer and wife and tie
Iadames Judge Wright, Fred Roch-
ster, J. W. Strentz. Harry Ambrose
Viii Keynes, w. H. Acker, Frank
'lasius and the Misses Anna Smith,
[iria and Agusta Parsons took ad-
antage of the low rates, and made
business trip to Columbus, Tues
ay.
In the interesting advertisement
the Peoples Store. published last
eek, several errors in the prices
ere made by the printer, in using |
,e wrong figures. The mistake was
'ith the printer, not with the goods
, the store. Call and see for your
e.yes.
The old established John E.
.auch shoe firm, next after the Roch.
tiers, the Oldest business house in
le city. and up to date with the new
It, and are prepared to supply their
,stomers with the latest styles and
'e best goods the market Of ffers, see
lvertisement.
The Columbus Town To pies says
Judge Freis ner has posted a $40,
20 bet at Billy Heinmlller's that
JJ Doo,a,olt oon not and mill |