The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-08
Local News.

The SENTINEL is always demo-
!cratiu newspaper.
Joe Brooker of Murry City was
Logan visitor, Monday.
Greatest bargains in trimmed
hats at Mrs. S. J. Thornbnrgs.
-Trimmed and untrimmed hats at
a big reduction at Thornburgh's.
Those who desire continuing the
paper should send their name at
oncs.
Airs. Waite, Of Kingston, is the
guest of Mrs. Ben Jadwin, of the 4tt
ward.
Mrs. Frank Biasius entertained
With a Fancy Work Party, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Walsh of Athens was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Jacob Fox,
Saturday.
Mrs. Angle, one of our Oldest
citizens, who has been quite sick is
recovering.
-Hilas Chilcoat of South Bloom
ingville was Saturday business vis-
jtor in Logan.
Charles Stallsmith, one of Hook
ing's o. P. guards, came home to
vote. Tuesday.
-Arlie Stallsmith has secured his
old position with z. L. White aud
60. Columbus.
Ladies knit wool skirts, attrac-
ion in price and pretty in colorings
Jat STIERs & Co.
Mine Inspector Mason was
bushes. visitor at Murry City, the
first of the week.
Mr.. Ed Eberst of Parkersburg,
w. Va. is spending this week with
his parents in Logan.
Dunng the winter We will give
,attention to local interests, and gen.
eral and local news.
For the next thirty days, SPECIAL
sale of trimmed hats 81 so and up,
At Mrs. J. S. Thornburg.
Mise Blanch Priest of Shiverly
is spending week with his uncles,
John Hudson and Mr. Stephen
Mr.. G. NJ. Bowlby was called
to Columbus by the serious illness of
his daughter. the last of the week.
Hon. NJ. S. Cox of East Cleve-
land was visitor in our city on
Tues lay. on his return after voting
in Vinton.
George Stallsmith has purchas-
ed the Jack Rectenwaldt property
ON Goose Greek, and moved IN the
first of the week.
The Ladies of the NJ. E. church
win have q ten cent supper at the
Red Mems Hall Thursday Nov. %.
Oysters, Cream and cake. extra.
Robert Masters of Murry City
one of the oldest and most influential
citizens of Ward township was a
business visitor in Logan, Monday.
Mems and ladies' underwesr,qual-
ity superior for the PRICE of any
shown in Logan. We will prove this
statement by showing the goods.
stiers q Co.
Mrs. Thurness, who has been =
visitor in our city, died at the home
of her son, Peter Thurness on yes
terday. Interment at Mt. Pleasant
today. She was in her s3 year.
IA golden candlest,ck" will be
Dr.. Harley j. Stewards Sunday
morning subject at the Presbyterian
church. At Z p. m. he will speak on
"a Man after Gods own heart" All
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs John Williams of
Crooksville who we're recently mar
ried spend several days of their we'd
ding tour in Logan, last week, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Quinn and family.
The numerous friends and rela-
tives OF Mrs. Mary Spear, of the 2nd
ward gave her very agreeable sur
prise, last Wednesday. An elegant
dinner was served and very enjoy
able lime was had.
Even though it be not of the best
do you ever remember of buying al
good quality of Ladies fleece lined
Hose at lOc PAIR. We have a col
dozen case We are offering at that
price. STIERs & Co.
Russell Bowen, a well known
citizen of our town, an old soldier of
the 15lst died on last Monday, at his ]
home ir Logan. The funeral was on
Tuesday afternoon. He was a inof.
fensive old man, and Mother Earth |
will cover him in the caress of rest |
that comes to us all.
-Mr,lDavid U'Hare and family