The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-04-11
Local News.

n New Lexington this week.
Don't forget the "Irish Eve" a
the M. E. church, April 18th.
IF. Harrington has the larges
assortment Of wall paper in town.
-Fr. Cush of New Lexington
was a visitor in our city yesterday.
Go to Mrs. S. J. Thornburgl
for the latest creations in Millinery.
: Auditor Bowen was in Circle.
vile On tuesday on Official business.
-"How can yon pass them byP'
See Lehman & Beck's show window
Saturday.
-Children's trimmed hats fol-
school so aud IS cts at Mrs. s. J.
Thornburgh.
w. ]. Trash has purchased the
J. r. Smith property on Main ST.,
consideration 50, 10000.
-"Plenty to choose from, every
one saves you cash." Lehman s
Beck's special Saturday sales.
-E.. Powers Is assisting FIR. Bo-
ken of Nelsonville this week in con-
Quoting the forty hour devotions.
MICS Clara Kleinschmidt, Steno-
grapher for the Peruna Medicine 60
Of Columbus, SundaYed in Logan.
The Springfield Company drill.
ed = Z million gas well on the Nc
Broom farm near Gibisonville, last
week.
New type, new spring style of
stationery at SENTINEL Office, job
work, plain and fancy at reasonable
prices.
Will Waner has the new Ice
Plant in operation and our people
can be assured of accommodating
service this summer.
DIR. Rhoads, the accomplished
young Physicisn at Carbon Hill was
= visitor in our city yesterday, the
guest of DR.. Aplin.
Married by Rev. J. F. Williams
at his residence in Logan, O., April
9Th, Mr.. William N. Watts and Miss
Jennie Springer, all Of Logan.
When you clean those rooms
this spring you will no doubt want
some wan paper. Where can you
get it? Why! Go to Harrington's
store.
Easter Services were observd ia
Nil our Logan churches on last Sum-
dsy, and although the weather was
very disagreeabls. the attendanc was
unusually large.
-Stiers & Co. are opening the
spring campaign in most approved
style They have the goods and they
tell the people SO. Rad their adv.
and profit by what you are told.
Extra good thing in black taffe-
Ia, regular IS cent value tor 63 cts.
Just the popular thing for q nice
akirt. Ask to see it and We vii ex-
plain about it. STEERS & Co.
Miss Georgia Hopley, one of the
most accomplished lady journalists
of the country is in the city this week
reporting the proceedings of the
Athens Presbytery Tor the Colum-
bus Journal. |
Sam ReichIey, the old Demo
cratic war horse of Washington, was
in the city yesterday looking as hap
py and as Democratic as though he
had carried every vote at the last ell
ectioq.
The Township Assessors met In
the Auditors Office on last Monday
and received their blanks and instruc-
tions. The work of assessing begins
at once. The Assessors are all cap
able men, all Democrats except from
Ward and Star.
IN. Z. Church Socih.-eAn
Irish Eve' at the NJ. E. church, con-
sisting of recitations, songs and fine
selections from the Graphaphone, al
so Refreshments. All for ten cents.
Everybody invited, Monday eve,
April 18th.
Miss Esther. tie handsome little
daughter of our popular merchant,
Mr.. Dugga, after pleasant visit
with he- grandparents in GAINESVILLE,
accompanied by her father, returned
home on last tuesday.
The Fields Minstrels at the Op-
era House on last Monday evening,
was one of the most enjoyable enter
tainments of the season. The Com
pany deserve the liberal patronage
everywhere given.
The Easter Ball given by the
Logan Orchestra last Monday even
ing in Red Mems Hall was a very
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