The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-23
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sue.
Miss Kitty McCourtney was de
lightfully surprised by party of lit
tie girls calling on her last Satur
day evening to congratulate her OF
her birthday.
Alta meeting Of tie Board Of Ed
ucation Monday ovcning, Mr.. Sam
Bright was elected President, ant
Gus. Culver Treasurer. No Secre
tary has yet been chosen.
Mrs, Matilda Meiser, of Mariol
township, who has been visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Eliza Move, of Col
umbus, returned home and wa
much pleased with her visit.
Mrs. Phil. Thompson has beer
offered, and refused, $500 casl
for three months old Jerse!
calf. Mrs. T. proposes to keep i
and will not even let Phil.bs it OF
an election.
On last Tuesday night the Mel
sonville Machine Shop was broker
into. q lot of very valuable machin
ery was thrown in the canal. Tht
miscreants have not yet been dis
covered.
Uncle Billie Craig, living neal
Gore is lying IN a very critical con
dltioh. He suffered q stroke of par
alysis some days ago. DR.. De Steig
or of this place is the attending
physician. =
Col. Constable. of Athens, was in
the city yesterday. He favors us
with an article upon the Scott Law
decisions that will be of interest to
our readers generally as well as to
the legal profession.
Saturday morning last the mana
gers of tho Peoples rink gave
bon-bon party to the young folks
of the town. T:,ere was a great
turn out and e'ery pair of skates
was in use.
A company of young folks sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Dan. Brown Of
Furnacetown on last Saturday ev
sning. and were delighted by their
agreeable host and hostess, taking
up the carpet and affording the
young folks a dance.
The ball at the Peoples Rink
last night. though not 30 largely at
ended as expected, was one of the
most pleasant events Of the season
Dancing was kept up until . late
hour. Geotz orchestra furnishe,l
the music and of course it was first
class.
Mr.. Jacob Shive'y and Miss Cla-
ra Keinlc we're married by Father
Cady atst Johns Church Tuesday
MOI n ng A large company of friends
were present to witness the ceremo-
ny. The young couple have our
congratulations and thanks for kind
remembrance.
Mr.. Howard Barton is the own
er of the general purpose horse
Victor, which has taken the Isl
premium at the Hooking County
Fair for the past two years. The
attention Of the farmers. is called
to the bills, giving particulars.
Mr. John Amerine, of Somerset.
the efficient and Democratic In
firmary Director Of Perry, IVES in
the city yesterday and made pleas
ant call at the Sentinel Office. Mr..
Amerine Is doing profitable fur
niture and undertaking bushes and
his many friends in Hoe king will
be glad to learn of bis success.
We received q very pleasant call
from Mother Cronin, of Union Fur
mace, Tuesday last. Mrs. Cronin
is one of the most estimable ladies
of the county and though We feel
slighted because Parson received
the most attention, hope she will
not make it her last visit.
Now that Dee Friesner has
left town and Ed Davenport
takes it so much to heart. We
suppose that if Chris Mill should
go away, he would commit sui
eide or possibly get the ''shakes. "
A jug full of roots saturated with
little whiskey is good for either
disease.
We were driven to the above
conclusion Saturday night last.
In the language of the rink ed
itor we would advise Edward to
rinker down, rinker down, rinker
down.
Mr.. Roland Scwarz. one of the
most worthy and deserving young
Democrats, vas rendered by our
Mr.. Cultivate, an
as mail route agent, on
tho line between Pittsburgh and
St. Louis. This is the most impor-
tant rairoad mail line in the coun
try. Mr.. Sch war;, with a COM
mendable modesty, and a high ap-
probation of the necessity of ef-
ficient work in the public service,
declined the appointment. He did
not fear the work, nor did he fear
he would fail, but he felt that per-
hsps an Older and more experience
ed man could do better service,
Roland ia q v0uuU mon of conca