The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-10-06

over We hope he NAV find sol
ace Tor his sybaritic tastes IN Hes
peruS.
But of such is The make up OF
the commercial quarter Of Putin
Sav. Should our readers visit The
place they may, if they Will. pay
for he inflammation as We did. and
which we now give, tree, chro,ao
later =
TIE HOTEL VICTORY
Is all there is of interest 10 The
visiting people at his summer re-
sort. Without il Pul-in-Bay wou'd
be Il spIo'ch on the beautiful lake.
1t would properly be avoided as
an uniniere>iing> stone pile, n rough,
unkel enrampmani for people
who haven't an, thing Ia do. and
no where el.e To go.
The orchards and vineyards show
bnt lIile Judgment or care in cnl-
livalion, and the occasional at
tempis at beaulitying the yards
and grounds OF the residences is
crude. coarse, common place. The
piles of stone set up occasionally
| IN front of some milionaire's sum-
mer palace as thing OF beauty.
would be JOY forever for a toad.
A vine EN- mbnwered walk to the
| bath hnuse constructed 10 be ar.
lislIcat, was more ont of fix than
IA tumble down rail fence or the
runnln' gears of last years hem
nest. The road was a trail Of shoe
deep dust, and The electric car-
rushing to and from The hotel in
dlcatpd from alar off, the path of
pleasure followers 10 pursue II
they didn't want get los, in / le
brambles. The side walks were
| thick sei in Onr old familiar rag
weed, not holding up seed stems
to strip with The wandering finger,
iiu, laden with dust TO shower.
when touched, ali over our good
clothes.
Bn, The hotel in lis imposing
granduer, its shapely form and de-.
Icate finish, from base TO pinacle is
A MARVEL OF ARCHiTECTIoNAL ART.
The inspiration and creation Of a
man of genius. M, TiilIs'on. the
! originator of The hotel aud lis pre-
prietor. is a pOSSessor. IN his enter
prise. OF spirit beyond The attain
meDt of an Aladdin with his lamr.
He conceived the idea of a hotel
worthy of The patronage of an in
telligent American people. The
island location was all that could
be desired, He presented his pi'-
Jeci TO others OF minds an,l,moneN.
The Inspiration become reality.
The hoi> is the ouigrOwih of Cap
Tlllislon's thought and enterprl>r,
and is perhaps the best hotel OF It's
kind on the continent. Ii is built.
square. enclosing a court of per-
haps half an acre. which il is pro-
posed to beaulify with flowers,
fountains, sward and shrubberv.
The habliabie building is three
stories. The first is the office. Il
spacious lobby, with waiting looms
adjoining. The magnificent par
lors, equal in finish and furnish 10
the prnudest palace OF royalty.
The dining room light. airv. and
with seating capacity for a national
conyeniion. The second and third
stories are reached bv stairs and
elevators. The rooms are large,
and neatly furnished. A wide hail
passes between each course Gl
rooms, extending on both floors
through The lonr sections. The
rooms have ventilation and light
as perfect as it could be, and not
he out of doors. The one course
fronts onl on The outside, the in
ner on the open. airy court. A
feature TO be noted in the hotel is
the absence of racket; the clAIter
and bang Of crowds of moving peo-
pie. Children romping in the hall
make no noise 10 disturb the occu-
pants of The rooms. The doors shui
without a slam. The hotel was
alive with people on Stairs, in
rooms. through halls, and there
was no more racket and disturbing |
noise than with Maud Muller in
the meadow maxim. hay, Meals
are served al all lines, so it see med.
Break fast from Ito II dinner from
l 10 6, supper from Z 10 all night,
from our best recollection, as we
PURSELL AND WHITE AND TONY
Going to supper as we went 70 bed.
We must he excused for not tel
ing what we had to cal. We lost
he French pill of fare and couldn't
use il If we had it, our French be-
ng limited to musical entertain
nenis, and our cook book upon
which we rely when writing up
he grub furnished at bir. hday par-t
les. has been stolen by Ed. Da-
who for The first time in !
lis lie was invited ont last week
% take dinner with a preacher.
md must necessarily write about !,
in big words. Suffice il 10 say"
hat is not original, we had enough .
o cal, and eat as we wanted, and
Ielped ourselves 10 what we liked (,
'esr. We could eat soup from The j
nd OF The spoon If we liked, and i
BEGAN THE MEAL ON PIE
Vhen we wanted to, and there was no body !
laugh at us nCr make us ashamed. The :
eSi of everything was ahundantly provided. =
very substantial from corn bread to cold =
otaio, delicacies of every cline, from oran- u
eS to ice. The waiting service was up in G. |,
he elegant nd accomplished eX-memb bers of y
lie South Carolina Legislature, during Re. =
had the waiting down to u
lmbric needle fine point. They wOulG wait, @
,tlently wait half an hour until kindly l.
pped. But they, and all the attendants at
lie hotel, were polite, courteous aud obfe 1,
lg. Only one OF them, him of the spike | 6,
,iled coat and white undertaken gloves, i,
ppeared to have just bought the hotel. @
owever this relict of savage slavery days II
Ike Il Congo God, for the eEtertainment of n
lie guest, waiting for change of plates or
ore drinking water IN the finer bowls. =
The time we spent at the hottl was, n!eed, G
cry pleasant. We were all made to feel at r,
)m e, and We all were at home, anu we most ri
ealtity advise our readers wishing tor n
eek of rest. recreation, where every accom- r
odation will he provided, and every atten- Il
OH given, 10 go to PUTIN BAY. and stop a h,
COX al ha