The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-10-20


Mrs. T. E. Baker has gone on a
visit to her daughter. Mrs. NUNS
ford, in Seattle, Washington.
Colonel John Younker, of Max.
vile, was in our city looking after
the interests of the old soldiers,
Tuesday.
If your wat~h is out of fix go to
Yerges and he will ''fx" it Re.
pairing done promptly and at very
reasonable prices,
Mr.. Israel Br, wn, an aged and
esteemed citizen of Marion town.
ship is seriously sick, and with
faint hopes of recovery.
Dutchess trousers fit the figure
and the figure fits your pocket. A
big showing to choose from at
Brown Bros, Logan, Ohio.
Mr.. Henry Hansel informs us
that he intends coming to Logan
to live. He will be made heartily
welcome by the good people of our
city.
Mr.. Andrew Ward, of New Lex
ington, was a visitor in our city
last Sunday, the guest of his
mother-in-law, Mrs. S. E. Nc
Bride.
The manufacturers and mer-
chants, of Pittsburg, pass through
our city today. A committee has
been appointed to meet the dlsting-
ulshed company.
Don't argue. Try us for bar
gains in boys and mems suits and
overcoats. We can save you
money. Don't argue, try us.
Brown Bros. Logan, Ohio.
There's lot of solid comfort in
one of our new overcoats for this
winter, and the price, considering
style and quality, is small. At
Brown Bros, Logan, Ohio.
Arlie Stallsmith has severed his
connection with Wellman, stein
man & Co. and has rccepted a po.
sition on one of the interurbans out
of Columbus. He has our best
wishes for success.
The Twice-five club had a pleas
ant reception at Mr.. John F.
Whites on last Monday evening.
Papers were read by Messrs. Low
rey and Petit ON the subject,
"Parker-Roosevelt.'
Mrs. Harriet Penn and daugh-
ter. of Indiana, are visiting Mrs.
Penn's sister, Mrs. Mary A. Hiles.
The sisters have not seen each 9th
er for 3S years, and when they met
did not at first recognize each
other.
Come one, come all,
Both great and small,
To the G A. r. Hall, Saturday,
October Goth, and get your fortune
told, see the witches, fairies,
ghosts, and get a nice luncheon,
all for ten cents.
Frank E. Randolph, of Win
chester. Virginia, arrived in the
;ity just in time to assist in get
ing out the SENTINEL. He was
he most welcome printer that has
'ome this way. for a long time. and
proved himself the good printer
hat he is. He's welcome at this
,ffice
Mr.. George Wagner, one of the
prominent citizens Of Marion, died
suddenly on last Sunday night. He
md his wife, after retiring. en-
ragged in talk of the work for the
morning. He ceased to talk His
wife discovered him dead In her
lrms. He was good man, and
lis death will be mourned by many
You will see the ghost walk, the
sride broom sticks, the
Aries dance, get your fortune
old, get an elegant lunch and wit
less one of the most delightful
programs ever presented in our
ity at the G.. A. R Hall, Satur-
lay evening, October 29th, under
he auspices of the w. r. C. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Wanted, men and women in this
ounty and adjoining territories,
o represent and advertise an old
established house of solid financial
landing. Salary to men *21.00
weekly, to women $1,000 to $18. 90
with Expenses advanced
ach Monday by check direct from
Horse and buggy
furnished when necessary; posi-
ion permanent. Address, Blew
'ros. & Co., Dept. A. Monon Bldg,
,hicago, Illinois Oct. 13-6t.
The funeral of Mr. Chas. Bowl
y, on last Tuesday, was one Of
he most impressive our city has
yer witnessed. The Masons of
he Logan lodge and distinguished
lembers of the Order from Colum-
us were in attendance. Rev.
iood, formerly Methodist Episco-
al minister, of our city, now of
Columbus, assisted by Rev. I. B.
' hite, conducted the religious
ervices held at the residence of
is old home. The obsequies were
onducted according to the ritual
f the Knights Templar, of which
ody he was an honored member.
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