The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-07-13
FIR. Snider Of Ironton was tbs
Sunday guest of Fr. Mattingly.


were visiting friends in Lancaster
Sunday.
Miss Ella Tanner Of Lancaster
visited friends and relatives here
last week.
The Twice Five are "outing"
today on Scott's Creek near the
Baptist church.
Straw Hats 81, So, $3.50 and
So. for 10 and 2oc. Don't wear
that hot black hat.
George Moore of Columbus is
visiting his sister Mrs. Harvey
Mitchell this week.
Misses Blanch Stroupe and Ma
rie Shannon spent the latter part
of last week in Columbus.
Miss Mabel Miller will leave
Monday for PIainfield on a visit
among relatives and friends.
Mrs. Caroline Roberts was the
guest of friends at the Blind Asy-
lum in the Capitol city, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Krishbaum
were the guests Of Mr.. J. Polling
and wife at Junction City last
week.
Clarence Recktenwald who has
been visiting friends in Logan re-
turned to his home in Columbus
Sunday.
Miss Vivian Kelley of Nelson
vile spent last week here the guest
of the Misses Ruth and Nanny
Easterllng.
/ Mrs. Blatsford who has been
visiting in our city, guest of her
sister Mrs. 7 J, Murtha, has re-
turned to her home in Poughkeep-
sic New York.
The Misses Barbara and Eula
Bort, Mary Josdphine Wright and
Grace Varian, pickicked at Scott's
Creek Tuesday.
Miss Doris Knight who has been
visiting her cousin Bertha Ed
wards returned to her home in Co.
lumbus Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Edwards of Logan
was called to the bedside of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Ed Wright in
Circleville, yesterday.
Editor Chatfield of the Murray
iCity News and wife, and their
handsome boy baby were visitors
in our city on Tuesday.
Harry E. Donley of Jacksonville,
and Miss Bessie A. Smith of Or
biston were married at the Office of
Squire Newman Monday evening,
Mr.. A. c. Sands was a Colum-
bus visitor on Tuesday, hob mob
bing with the knights of the pen
Gil and the Magnates of the State
House. When SEC" appears in
the capital city, the flags are out
and the doors are open.
Coon Vein. one Of the leading
miners of the Hooking Valley,
stopped off Monday on his way to
Columbus for a weeks hard work
auditing the books OF the State o..
NJ. w. of A. He was heartily re-
ceived by his legion of friends.
Extraordinary bargain sale! Don't
miss it! A money saving opportunity.
No 6cticious values quoted. Reduc-
tious from original prices that are low
er than any. Do not delay. We con-
|tinue the sale all through July. But
come early and get the choice. Moth
ling reserved. F. BLAsIUs & Son.
i Charles Oudin, who has been in
Logan for the past two weeks for
the purpose of gaining some knowl-
edge of our methods of making
brick, preparatory to the establish.
ment of a brick plant In his city
returned to his home in Spokone,
Washington, last week.
Mr.. Peter Schrader one of the
, most accomplished workmen in the
Logan Manufacturing company
had the misfortune on Tuesday to
have his hand badly manglet
, while working dresser machine
IT is feared he will loose severa
!, fingers of his right hand.
' Mrs. DeCamp (nee Jennie Ryan
: of Athens, we'll and favorably
known in the social circle of th'
good people of our town, accom-
panied by her husband, was Wis
: itor in our city last week, guest o.
!, her sister, Mrs. John F. White ant
met a hearty welcome from he
a many Logan friends.
Phenomenal Bargains in young mel
D and boys long pants. We have to-
: many, we must let go. IS suits, orig
t inal values, $3.50 to $12, positivel..
/ to J off the marked price, now s2.2,
e to Sc; so suits. new and stylish, ! of
o now 81, s5, $6 end 81; 15O suits
t strictly all wool, of the newest and lat
o est spring 1905 productions, 81 to y