The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-09
THE RINK,
THE ELYSIUM OF SKA
TIERS.
What is Doing, What is Done, and
the Shadow Of Coming EVENTS

Jennie Gage is a graceful ska
ter.
Lulu .Rambo is an excellent
skater.
HELEN Blazes is excluded from
the rink.
Mandus Reber is a rattler or
skates.
Lizzie McManigal is graceful
skater.
The rink business is looking
up since lent is over.
Mr.. John Walker OF the Isl
Bank is learning to skate.
Mack Montgomery's new lunch
room will soon be finished.
! Adam Zwisler is an undertaken
at the rink and in business also
Its a terrible affliction to have
a Ma and a Pa that is down on
skating.
1t made the boys yell when
Frank Harmison fell on the rink
al Lancaster.
The ladies should remember to
keep their bodies perfectly erect
while skating.
There has been a vacant chair
in the corridors all week.-Mrs.
name was Dennis!
Joe Patterson should not al
ways run light extra. 1t makes
the ladies nervous.
There is no authentic account
that Adam or Eve either, were
adopts On roller skates.
1t is very likely the festive pile
driver, was for a time, at least, a
student in a skating rink.
Lucy Walker and Lucy Nc
Clintock have not graduated yet,
but they will learn to skate.
AL Gaifney is a great success
in skating on one foot. He makes
a good looking coon when dressed
for the occasion.
Biddy Mccarthy has bid fare
we'll 10 every fear and takes her
place am,ng the many excellent
skaters at the rink.
The floor IN the Peoples Rink
was planed down Monday with a
sand stone. Tom Shotwell's po-
ny dragged the stone.
Ella Vanatta won The prize for
the most graceful skater. The
p;ize, pair of skates, she pre-
sented to Daisy Curtis.
George Armbuster and Squire
Bowen are still running the Av-
enue Rink. The boys are getting
a fair share Of patronage.
Eva Martin, if we may be per-
mitted to say, is bud of promise
and under the guidadce of Chas.
Keynes, will make a fine skater.
The old saying, "that she
starts. she moves, she seems 10
feel, the thrill of life along her
keel" is frequently verified at
the rink.
A gentlemen when scolded by
his wife for not jumping over her
when she had fallen, defended
himself by declaring that he was
not a bounty jumper.
Ed Davenport says that on
Thursdays there is convention
of angels at the rink. Ed is a man
of rare Judgment, but too modest
to publish his opinion.
When Jesse Butin thinks he
needs a tonic he goes down to
the rink. By tie looks of the
chalk marks between his shoul-
ders. he gets what he goes after
A ripper bill.' Most any
William that appears ON the floor
of a skating rink for the first
time. Allen o. Myers probably
studied human nature at a rink.
Treasurer West was at the rink
last night showing John I. Nut
ter and Rufus Karshner, Com
missioners, the sights at he rink.
Hooking county says the rink is
a big thing on wheels.
Parson Gould, of the Sentinel,
wanted to put 'em on, Tuesday
evening, but Wes McClintock
persuaded him not to.-[ Repub-
lican-Gazette.
Persuasion has little force
with he Parson. If his calf had
been there the race would have
gone off.
The Peoples Rink was crowd.
ed last Saturday night. 1t was
a little unfortunate that. the la
dy in the greenhorns race should
have lost her skirt, but then ac-
cidents will happen in the best
of families. Ifthat little episode
had occurred at the Opera House
it would have been the best part
of the show.
There was an immense crowd
at the Peoples rink last night to
welcome H. J. Jones, the expert
rollor cEofor Mr. Jonoc oavo a |
splendid exhibition, and was all !
that was advertised. He will |
again appear to- night and all per-
sons desiring to see an artist,
shonld NOT fail TO he nresent