The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-08-06
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day with friends in Nelsonville.
Miss Mary and Sophia Smith are
spending their vacation at Niagara
Falls.
Miss Florance McManigal is vis-
iting relatives in Lancaster this
week.
Miss Florance Snider is spend
ing several days with relatives in
Somerset.
Mrs Ed. Donavan and children
are visiting her parents in Lancas-
ter this week.
Miss Agnes Burchard of Colum-
bus visited Miss Deischle the first
of the week.
Miss Annie Fox who has been
.iously i'll with typhoid fever is
improving.
Miss Nell Strock is entertaining
Miss Carrie Powell of Columbus
this week.
Miss Flossie Newman is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Mart Kanode, in
Lancaster.
Miss Anna Powers returned from
an extended visit in Rome, N. Y,
last Friday.
MIR. Vincent Snider of GAINESVILLE
visited his brother, Lawrence
Snider, over Sunday.
Fifty founts ofjob type, newest
and handsomest styles. Prices rea-
s,nable, at this office.
Mrs. Lewis Green aad daughter
Alma, attended the Ordination at
St. Joseph's last Sunday.
A number of former Perry count
ians attended the picnic reunion
at st. Joseph's yesterday.
Miss Nellie McManigal is max
ing an extended visit with Miss
Bertha Rogers in Malta.
Rev. Ruboult of Westerville will
preach morning and afternoon at
the q. B. church next Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Kessler and daugh-
ter Charlotte, are visiting relatives
in Philadelphia and New York.
Miss Mary Ward returned to her
home in New Lexington, after a
two weeks visit with her grandma.
Mr.. Nicholas Powers of Rome,
N. T., is spending the summer
with his uncle, Rev. 7. A. Powers.
Miss Bertha Gabriel has accept
ed position as day operator and
Miss Blanch Strope as night opera
tor in Bell Telephone office.
Mr.. A. j. Wheeler, Superintend-
emit of Logan Natural Gas Office
left on Tuesday for visit with
his family In Pennsylvania.
Misses Grace and Louie Greene
left Tuesday for Somerset where
they will spend several days, the
guests of Misses Nell and Mary
Sheridan.
Mary Whalen who was stricken
with paralysis some weeks ago,
died on last Friday. Funeral from
St. Johns church on Saturday.
Sunday excursion to Lancaster
Camp Grounds, Aug. 9, via Il. v.
R'y. Trains leave Logan and
$3.50 a. m. Rate 75c round trip.
Mrs. Blanch Wright Heimes
left Sunday for her home in Italy,
after an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L
Wright. /,
The people are going to Snider's
Store for the reason they are in /,
vited, for the reason they get what {
they want, for the reason that ,
they get the best goods at cheap /,
est prices.
Married by Rev. J. L. Williams,
1t his residence in Logan, August
1, Nr. John II. Fannin AID Miss i.
Cora Johnson. both of Kentucky.
Cake accompanied the above pleas
ant mention.
Mr.. Lingerfeld whose advertise
ment has been in the SENTINEL for
several weeks, has filed complaint )
before Justice Lappen, against $
man named Keller of Lancaster,
Keller with personating 7
him (Lingerfield) in selling glasses.
The, people are asked to come to a
store on the Avenue to get II
an Umbrella. The Umbrella has c
the merit of keeping off rain from
The customers coming and going
10 secure the excellent bargains in
Groceries and Dry Goods this pop.