The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-09-22

WuiCe anu Tint, at w Gilman, Stein
man & Co.'S.
Mrs. j. W. Crawford Of Moham.
ct, Illinois, is visiting relatives in
Hooking county.
The Misses Blanche and Josie
England were the guest of Nelson
vile friends Sunday.
Col. Combs, attorney of Nelson.
vile, was in the city on Tuesday
on professional business.
Mrs John Petty leaves this week
for and extended visit with her son
in Chicago, Mr.. John Petty.
Grant Patton of HaydenviIle was
business visitor in our city Sat-
urday, where he is always welcome.
Nothing daintier ever exhibited
than the fall line of mems neck
wear at Wellman, Steinman l. Co.'S.
Mrs. B. K. Tritsch of Columbus
spent several days of last week in
our city the guest of Mrs. j. W.
Tritsch.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Neil of Star
were the Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, Homer Bay, on Glenview
Heights.
Mr.. Barak Moore, one of Star
townships prominent farmers, was
a business visitor in our city last
Saturday.
Big line of fancy silk waists that
have the finger marks of most up
to-date workmen, at Wellman,
Stelnman & Co.'S.
VIM. Snider, president of the
Somerset bank and brother of the
late j. j. Snider, was q visitor in
our city last week.
John Powell, one of the promi
nent young attorneys of New Lex
ington, was in the city on Tuesday
on professional business.
Extra value in silk petticoats at
Wellman, Steinman & Co.'S. All
commended for wear. Comes in
blue, tan. brown and black.
Mrs. F. F. Rempel and accomp-
lished daughter, Miss Florence, af-
ter very enjoyable. pleasure visit
in Vermont, have returned home.
Mr.. Gordon Armstrong, our for
mer school boy, now student at
Harvard, was a visitor in our city
last week, guest Of Hon. Fred
Bright.
Mrs. Charles A. Wright and son,
Master Glen, and Mrs. Eugene
Wright were guests Of their hus-
bands parents, near South Bloom
ingsvilIe, Sunday.
Jack Shaw has sold his home on
South Mulberry street to VIM. H.
Arnold, of near Smock, who will re-
ceive possession in about six weeks
Consideration, 81, 800.
Mrs. Coon Reichley of near South
Bloomingsville and her guest, Mrs
j. W. Crawford of Illinois, were
guests of relatives in and about
Logan the first of the week.
Mr.. John NJ. White of our city
and a former partner of MIR. Ed
Pleukharp, has established hard
ware store in Laurelville. He has
the best wishes of his many Logan
friends for success.
Mrs. Richard Hart, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Jadwin of
our city, who moved tn Los Angeles,
California, some two years ago, we
are sorry to note, is lying critically
ill, with little hopes of recovery,
Bad Boy Shoes for your school
boys, made from good, strong ma
terials that stand the hardest kind
of wear, but have the style that
helps to make your boy attractive,
at Wellman, Steinman & Co.'S.
Mrs.A.M. Sparks had delightful
finch party with number of her
friends, last evening. An excellent
lunch was served from which the
friends never fllnched, but did the
good things ample justice.
We have arranged to handle
Hanan's Buffalo mill line of blank
cts, thereby saving you the jobber's
profit. Handsome. .all-wool blankets
So so to Sc.
WELLMAN, STEINxAN & Co.
Mrs. j F. Harden entertained a
pleasant party on last Friday eve
ming with finch. The company
was treated to an elegant lunch,
such as only the good ladies Of <Lo-
gan know so well how to prepare
Our store is authority for style.
All that is correct is here. Ask to
see our enormous line of Tourists
Coats. They outdo any former
season in style and finish.
WELLMAN, STErNMAN & Co.
Mr.. Mead Bowen, Teller of First
Bank, accompanied by his brother,
John, leaves next week for the st
Louis Exposition. Mr.. Mead will
favor the readers of the SENTINEL
with letter, giving his expert
ences, observations and impress.
ions.
Messrs Harden 4 Co. make an
published elsewhere
Of the bargains offered in furniture.
Read the ad. and 60 to the store
and see the fine assortment, and
earn prices before purchasing else i
where.
The surviving members of the