The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-10-20
Mrs. Sarah F. PuIlen was a Wis.

DR.. Lawrence Stedom and family
of Philadelphia are visiting Georg'
Fox and family in Logan.
. Miss Nell Conner of Lancaster at
tended the funeral of Miss Maggie
Donovan, in Logan, Monday.
DIR. John Murphy of Cincinnati
is visiting relatives and friends in
our city, his boyhood home, this
week.
Mr.. Peter Bowers, formerly OF
Ewing. is seriously sick at the
home of his son in-law, Council.
man Lanning.
Miss Marie, the accomplished
daughter of Rudolph Brown, has
accepted position with the Thur
ness-Wright company.
Ed. Downey, of the capital city,
an old Logan boy, is in our city
and is meeting a warm welcome
from his hosts of friends.
DR.. Harrington is in charge, this
week, OF the Bort & Co. store, and
is greeted with hearty welcome
from his many old time friends.
Rev. Harry v. Vail of Delphi is
spending a few days in our city
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Vail, on East Hunter street.
Or Thomas West, of New
Straitsville, was a visitor on busi-
ness in our city on last Monday.
He contemplates moving to Colum-
bus.
Mr.. L. D. Simmons and wife, of
Columbus, are visiting Joseph Col
Inns and wife, of our city, this
week, snd are having warm wei
come.
Wanted, hustling men and wo-
men, big money guaranteed, write
quick for particulars. C. kellogg,
82l East Broad Street, Columbus,
Ohio.-14-3t.
Dutchess trousers. If you try a
pair you'll have the style, make
and fit of the BEST and you'll get
them at price that is right-at
Brown Bros, Logan, Ohio.
The many young friends of Miss
Ruth Sherrard, south of the city,
will be panied to learn that she is
90 seriously ill that very slight
hopes are entertained for her re-
covery.
Our fall line of suits and over
coats may be best seen at our store
in the I. o. o. F. building, Main
street, Logan, Ohio. Wen be
pleased to show you through.
Brown Bros.
Hon. John G.. Bidwell, of Nc.
Arthur our popular democratic can.
didate for congress, was visitor
in our city on Monday, and made
many pleasant acquaintances
among our people of all parties.
The G.. A. R. Glee Club, Nose
Strawn, John Selb and John W.
Strentz, are supposed to furnish
the music at the entertainment to
be given by the W. R. g., at the
G. A. R. Hall, Saturday evening,
October 29th.
Mrs Tom Woods very agreeably
entertained the grandmas, mamas
and aunties at finch. last evening.
Pudge, kisses and fruit were very
literally distributed. There was
no serious trouble except that Tom
was horribly abused.
"Development'' will be DIR. H.
J. Stewards Sunday morning sub
ject at the PRESBYTERIAN church.
At Z p. m. DR.. George Martin will
speak on TWENTY-FIVE Years
Among The Mormons. DIR. Mar
tin is the brother of Judge Martin.
We are glad to learn that Eli !
West, who has been quite sick, is
much improved and is giving at
tention to business again. His la
test investment is with AL Fields,
noted Columbus Snowman, in the
purchase of the Sells-Forpaush
shows.
Father Mattingley, of Athens,
has been appointed by the bishop
to succeed Father Powers at Saint
Johns church in our city. Father
Mattlngley is well known and es-
teamed by many Of our citizens,
and we bespeak for him q cordial
Hsleoms r. Logon, i