The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-06-17

German service at the Luth
eran Church. Oh Mulberry street
, next Sunday at 10t A. III.
Mrs. Andy Ward, of New Lex
ington, is visiting her parents, MI
Mrs. John Mcbride in this city.
Mr.. Wash Wyman and daughter
Mss Maggie. are visiting friendl
and relatives at Lancaster, O., thu
week.
Mrs. Mary z. Smith and Ella
Weitzell have returned from =
visit among friends at Greenfield,
Ohio.
A large number OF our young pco-
pie attended the commencement oil
the Ne!sonvilIe schools Monday
night.
Mr.. J. A McClelland, formerly
commissioner of this county,
msle a pleasant call at this
Office Wednesday.
A. Wilson has returned from Chi
cago, and reports royal good time.
He says the dispatchers received
first class treatment.
Mr.. Geo Hartman and Wife
are rejoicing over the arrival OF
a new son, that come TO gladden.
their home last week.
L. D. Vickers, of the law firm of
Burgess Il Vickers. starts for Sill
yer Cliff. Col, today On legal bus
inuss. He will be absent about
two weeks.
A horse belonging to VIM. Green
WAS killed at the Hunter STREET
crossing Tuesday afternoon by the
train on the Straitsville
Branch.
Childron's day WAS duly observed
in the Presbyterian and Ne thodist
churches in this city last Sunday.
The churches weIc handsomely |
decorated with flowers and the Ser
vices unus ually interesting.
Mr.. John White, A. H. Wilson
and G. w. Brehm returned from
Cincinnati. o.. Saturday evening
asst, where they had been for sew
raj days on business.
Rev. Geo. Hempleman will preach
t Zion church near Fultz's. Fails
ownship, at 10 o'clock. on Sunday
[une 9th. Rev. Hemplem:n i.
veil known and highly esteemed in
lis church. All are invited.
In naming the member of the
orchestra in our report of the
announcement exercises We IN.
dvertently omitted the name of
lee Cresap. Mr.. Cresap is one
f the worthiest young men in
he town and an able member of
lie orchestra.
There viii not be over half crop
{ hay this season. The cut worm
as been working on the timothy
'r 81 me time, and now reports. FRAN
ifferent sections in the county ,:s;ate
lat the fields are nver run with
ast swarms of grasshoppers. At
me points the farmers are putting
sy up has as fast as possible.
In publishing the names of the
lccessful teachers last week the
'me of Miss Sadie Pleukharp. was
? some means missed. Mlss Pleuk-
.rp had been examined but once :
fore and at the last examination
ceivcd q certificate for one year.
he is a graduate of our schools.
ID has during the ono term taught
'rped an enviable reputation
a teacher.
The following persons were con- e
-med at the Lutheran church on
unter street. Rev. Mitler p,stor,
unday last: Mrs. Louis Nickel, S
aggie Non.cker, Emma Godecke.
rrtie Becker, Christena Ei.z, I
ouisa Gruner, George Eng'e, ia h
ID Honacker, William Hartman, 6
enry Michel. Charlie Kleinsmidt, I
gorge Schaeffcr. v
At the meeting of the Board of q
ducat:on Monday evening of last a
lex. W. W. McCray was re elect
Supt., w. S. Friesner, Prlnci G
i, Miss Maggie Saumenig Ass,s- 8
mt Principal of the High School. e
Following is a list of the teachers "
nployed in the lower departments
ate Bowlby, Emma Brook, En-,
a Downey, Nan Mcbride, Mag Y
. Belt. Alma Mccarthy, Mary .
art. Hannah Lehman, Johanna q
Lou Mil, Ida Fickle, and
aggie White. These ladies' were
employed last year and will oc-
py their old positions the ensu
g year. s.
The Thomas Iron Works, al
ore, are out of blast and will be
overhauled before
ing in again. The Winona IT
irnace is also out of blast. The =
'ssie Furnace at New Straits
lie is doing good work. The
lchtel Furnace is in first class
ape and making a rood aver =.