The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-12-07

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all kind and also chains to suit the
watch. N. j. Weiland.
Mr.. Will Henderson leaves this
evening for Mans6sld on . trip Of
business connected with the Logan
Natural Gas Company.
Col. Coon Reichley, one Of the
leading pencilmen Of Benton town
ship, was in the city Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Kinser and
family were the guests Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fits
gerald, at Elk Fork, Thanksgiving.
John Easterling wants three or
four barrels Of good cider. Call
at his business place opposite the
Old Buns House.
Mrs. Hannah Price and daughter,
Miss Effie, took their Thanks
giving dinner with Hon. E. A.
Price, in Athens.
Mrs. Joseph Quinn, after few
days visit with her mother, Mrs.
Barbara Acker, left for her home
| in Jacksonville, Monday.
The Logan Fruit and Candy
store is the best place in the city
to buy your home made candies,
for the holidays. Next door to
Rauch's Shoe Store.
Fruits and Nuts of every dis
cription, especially prepared for
the holidays, at the Logan Fruit
and Candy Store, next to Rauch's.
Go to the Logan Fruit Store for
your choice fruits and nuts. A
speciality Of home made candies.
Next door to Rauch's Shoe Store
| Fruits, foreign and domestic,
apples, oranges, grapes, lemons,
raisins, bananas at Kesslers grocrey.
Special stock for the holidays.
]. w. Gabriel, the popular cigar
manufacturer. wishes to notify the
people that he will carry the usual
stock cigars, pipes and candies for
the holiday trade.
Harry Armstrong who is stu
dent at Delaware college spent
| Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr..
land Mrs. Charles Armstrong.
! We are glad to learn that D. M.
IKanode, who has been quite sick, ID
improving, and it is hoped will
soon be able to be out aud about
again.
| Court opens in Logan on next
Monday, Judge Martin on the
bench. The principal cause for
trial is the Searles murder case.
| The visiting committee will in
|spect the In6rmary tomorrow. The
committee will find no fault with
1.-The dinner Mrs. Collins will serve
them.
Miss Evelyn Harrington. one Of
Jour most popular and accomplished
school teachers, spent Thanksgiv-
ing parents, Mr.. Mrs. F. Harring-
ton, in the capital city.
Why not get your mother or faith.
or q pair of gold filled spectacle
trsme for Christmas and have their
eyes tested and ft guaranteed. by
N. j. Weilsnd, Jeweler.
Candies. oonfectiouaries of all
kinds, the freshest, the sweetest
and the hest, for the holidays, at
Kessler's Bros. grocery on the Av.
enue.
Ed Beck 10 the proudest man
that walks the streets of Logan.
It's q boy and came last Saturday
morning in time for breakfast. 1t
weighed ten pounds.
Mrs. Smock. mother of the late
George Smock, died at her home
ON West Main street, on last eve-
nlng, after long and serious ill
ness.
The entertainments given by
Miss Estella Strentz last Friday
evening and Saturday afternoon
was one of the social events of the
season. Everybody enjoyed them
selves hughly Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Invitations have been issued By
the Senior class to entertain the
High school and faculty on Dec. Is,
at the home of John Dangherty.
Mrs. Ed Donovan and son, James
Hammond, spent yesterday in Lam
caster, guests of Mrs. Donovan's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ham
mond.
Clyde VanGorder of the Bliss