The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-08
ThI-sIay. January 8. 1903.
Local News.

Sleighing is good.
she H,vana q ,een" is the lead
ing cigar ou the market.
Special cut price sale on Shirts
AMI Hats Mt Brown Bros.
Mrs. McCrnoks of Straitsville,
was Logan visitor last week.
L. D. vickefs, of Charleston, w.
Va, was Logan visitor, Friday.
Extra choice line OF Golf Gloves
f,r men and children at Brown
Bros.
Miss Blanche Oatley has been
confined to her bed for the past
week.
Mr.. Frank LYNN of Columbus.
visited F. Blasius and family last
Friday.
Miss E lith Leyshon has returned
from visit with friends in New
st .aitsville.
Miss Sue Wtrl nf Lexington. ia
the guest of her grandma, Mrs. S.
E. Mcbride.
The WellSton Sentinel notes Geo.
Sherman has returned from trip
to Logan, Ohio.
This is st Jackson's Day, and is
generally celebrated by Democrats.
throughout the country.
Prof. j. P. West of Waverlv.
spent the HOLIDAYS with his parents
MIR. and Mrs. j R West.
Miss Nellie and Zellie Schwinke
have returleI from a two weeks
visit with friends in Fost,ria.
Schonl resum ID l ,st Monday. the
the teachers aai pupils all rested
and glad to begin work again.
Brown Br''s. special cut price
sale on Shirts and Hats will save
you IN ,ney. See show wind w.
Mr.. Lupher, of the Logan Natu
raj Gas ca. "f Lancaster. was bu
siness visitor in Logan, Saturday.
Miss Maud Newman was the
glest, last week. of Misses Edith
aud Mable West. in New Staitsyille
Miss Francisco returned Monday
to Athens, after spen ling her hoi-
iday vacation with Mrs. T. NJ. Nc
Kay
Miss Mary Gallagher is the
pleasantly entertained guest of
Miss McAleer in New Straitsville,
this week.
The Ohio E litnrs and Publishers
will hold a convention at the Great
Southe n hotel in Columbus, Janu-
ary s0-3l.
Mr.. CT renee Schwsnka has re-
turned to Wooster, after spending
his halliday vacation with his par
ents in Logan.
At the communion service at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday,
II members were publicly received
into the church.
Mr.. Thomas Lehman and wife
have returned from a two weeks
visit with their son. Willis Lehman
and family, in Toledo.
The Misses Nell and Maud Nc
Manigal and Ruth Henderson left
Monday for Wooster, where they
will take course in music.
On next Sunday morning DR.. H.
J. Stewards subject will he '.Paul's
Experience with Law" At Up.
m. he will speak on Fountains"
It's nrptty har to define real beau
~. Rare AMI h ut,ful wpnrn ev-
erywhere owe etl,e,r.l"vlnless In X .ckv
Mountain Tea. So cents Bort d Co.
Mr. Lew Purspll. who hal been
employed in railroad work at Canal
Dover, has been promoted to SER
vice in the Pennsylvania Office in
Columbus.
Messrs Wolf and Grnss:nan want
to buy all kinds of furs. the h,ghe>,
cash price paid. delivered at their
place of business, East Hunter ST.,
Logan, O.
Misses EVELYN and Lucy Bowen
returned to Oxford Wednesday.
after pleasant two weeks vaca-
tion with their parents, MIR. and
Mrs g. E. Bowen.
love thee. o YES I love thee,
But i,'s ill that can ever he,
For in nv ,isnns IN the night,
Ny dreams ar Ru-kv Mountain Tea
Bort q Co., Dr".g SITS.
10 puppy. (femalr) ab"u. 4 ma'n;hs
old. Light g,!Irn sable color "iih
wItp ma, kings. A reward will he
paid for inf"rm: tim leading Ia ie-
covery "f puppy. +. S. Case.
Some little boys on last Monday,
thoughtlessly lii a match and eX-
pelimented with the tank of the
old gas plant. The tank exploded
but luckily no one was hurt. al
though the tank was completely
destroyed.
Frank P. Sanders. pastor Of the
United Brethren church, will b.
sat home" to his people and
friends each week day fore noon at
his study in the Matthias home on
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