The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-11-30
Choice Pickle Pork, Comly's.

this week in Columbus.
Just received, Maple Sugar and
Syrup at Comly's.
Mrs. J. b. Lyons is hostess for
the Whist Club this week.
Our Oysters are the best, Comfy.
Mr.. Warren Stafford Of Nelson
vile was Logan visitor Monday.
Mr.. Clarence Kyle of Columbus
was welcome visitor in our city
Sunday.
Mr.. Adolph Stedem and wife of
Jacksonville spent Sunday with Lo-
gan relatives
$50 Cold Cure is Guaranteed by
Bort the Druggist. Its the sure
shot against cold.
Mr.. w. 4. Rosser, wife and
children, are spending their Thaks-
giving with Logan relatives.
Mr.. Harry o. Wright, returned
Monday from weeks visit with
his brother in New Lexington.
Its town talk. What is towr
talkp The big bargains to be seen
on the 10 and 25 cent counters at
Cases store.
Mrs. o. P. Duffey and son
Hugh, yof near Union Furnace,
were business and pleasure visitors
in our city Saturday.
Festino and Nabiscos at Comly's
Thomas Trimmer, farmer, and
one of the great producers of
Washington township, was very
welcome visitor in our city Sat-
urday.
Silas Duffey of near Union Fur
mace, and by the way one of Hook
ings public spirited citizens was
a business visitor in Logan Satur-
day.
Mrs. Loretta Shannon is in Mid
dleport this week helping her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. p. Wilson,
celebrate their Goth wedding an
niversary.
J. ". Nixon, one of the lead.
ing citizens and an influential Re-
publican of Gore precinct, was n
very welcome business visitor in
our city Saturday.
We are sorry to note that Prof.
Silverthorn is suffering from Sc
we're attack of tonsolitis. We hope
it will not enterfere with his
Thanksgiving turkey.
The Women's Relief Corps ship
ped box of comfortable neces-
saries to the Old Woman's Home at
Madison, Monday. The contribut-
ion was valued at $40.
Major Ed Bishop, the gardner
and the champion potato raiser
of the Hooking Valley, concluded
he could not successfully garden
without a SENTINEL, consequently,
we made him happy.
The president of the Good Roads
Association, Mr.. Il. j. Brown,
desires a full attendance next Sat-
urday. The bad roads will be GUS
sed and the good roads discussed.
Turn out, everybody.
Comfy & Son are doing a great
deal better than they anticipated,
considering the number of grocer
les already in the city. Good fresh
groceries. courteous treatment and
prompt delivery does the work.
Both phones.
Mrs. Frank Myers of Waseto,
Kentucky, Miss Mary Myers of St.
Aloysius Rectory, New Lexington,
Mr. Ed Myers and Mrs. Baily, of
New Lexington, were called to Lo-
gan by the death and funeral Of
Mrs. Frank Myers.
Brown Bros, the one price to all
clothers, the place where you get
your moneys worth in quality and
workmanship, and are courteously
treated, have an exceptional large
run and their fall and winter goods,
1t will pay you to investigate.
When you want china from the
finest Freuch, japanese, Austrian
or German at prices from ten cents
to ten dollars apiece, please remem-
ber you can get it at Case's. 101
piece Dinner Sets 8 90, 100, 90. 90
38. 90 and 80.00 dollars.
Charley Stevens, with the end of
the business season at hand, has
still q whole summers work be
fore him. Fair treatment and
honest dealing is to blame. Mr..
Stevens is one of our most active
builders and contractors.
F. s. Case is arranging his hol-
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