The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-06-01
DOnOvan-Artistic Tailor.
Local and Personal.

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Master Tom Sunderland, for tn,
last three years clerk in the Pos
Office here, retired yesterday. h
Will 60 to Indianapolis.
There is an aroma of Love, a hy
menial symphony, a --, abou
the Journal Office this morning
We think we taste Cake.
Bruce Dolilson of the SENTINEL
and other members of the Logan
Lodge KS of P, will attend thu
meeting of the Banner Lodge. il
Columbus, tonight, and assist il
the initiation of Governor Mckinley
and other distinguished applicant
to full fellowship in the Order.
Dr. Charles Balger, one of the
most distinguished young Denta
Surgeons, of Cincinnati, is visiting
his earty preceptor and other
friends and relatives in Logan this
week. He is meeting hearty con-
graduation for his success In the
great Queen City of the West.
The School Commences ment, next
Monday night will be a Logan
school affair. There will be no
bought nor borrowed talent or TIM
selry. The music, the oratory, the
decoration, the "'exhibit," so to
speak, will be the Logan Schools.
We bespeak a happy Commence
m ment.
Master Roma Green, of st. Jo-
sephs, student in the Ohio State
University at Columbus, has been
detailed to take charge of the cleo
trical apparatus and exhibit in the
Ohio Building at the Columbian
Exposition. Roma has many
friends in Logan who will be glad
to hear of this honorable appoint
ment.
Coils Stowe and Merrell, two of
New LexIngton's most enterprising
citizens are canvasslng our county
this week, selling lightning Rods.
They represent the old reliable ex-
sheriff Mclaughlin Of Perry, who
rodded our house, and who did a
good job at fair prices, AMI no note
or blank contract or paper writing
of any kind came up afterwards to
haunt.
Squire A. W. Mauk. of Swan, one
Of the most enterprising farmers of
that section of our county, has
bought two lots from Mr. Pond on
the Terrace, and proposes building
this summer, intending to make
Logan his future home. Mr.. Mauk
and family will make valuable ac-
cesstion to our city, and they will
be heartily welcomed to the society
of the good people of Logan.
Mr. W. P. Miller has been ap-
pointed Post Master at Union Fur
mace. Mr.. Miller is one of the live,
active working Democrats of his
neighborhood. He keeps the light
of his principles burning all the
time. He is prudent, careful
young business man, and his ap-
pointment is most heartily approved
by his many friends of all parties.
He will locate the Post Office in his
store at Cadiz.
The U. S. Attorney General, has
Judge VIII Maginnis of
Ogden, District Attorney tor the
Territory of Utah. The appoint
ment is one we can most heartily
approve. Will MagInnis and Phil
Culiinan were classmates and pupils
of ours in the old times inZanesville.
The Wyoming Judge and Utah At
torney and the Senator from Perry
are jewels we are just now proud to
present to the brethren. They are
Cleveland democrats, and Brice's
personal friends. The public inter
est entrusted to them will be
safe.
Mrs. John Ticker, one of our old
est citizens, died at her home in
Logan on Tuesday morning, May
30th., in the 10th, year of her age.
Her maiden name was Coble. She
and her husband were born in Ger
many. Emigrating to this country
at an early age, and settling in Penn
Eylvania, coming TO Ohio in 1886.
She was married to John Ucker in
Lancaster, living to celebrate the
golden anniversary last winter.
She was devout Catholic and rails
ed large family of children, up
right useful citizens. Her funeral
is this morning at 9 o'clock, from
St. Johns church, Father Cady, con-
Quoting the religious exercises. The
family have the sympathy of the en-
tire community in this hour of be-
reavement.
Mr.. Upton Lorenz. who has been
relatives here the past sever
al weeks, left on Tuesday for his
home in the City of Mexico. Mr.. |
Lorenz is a Hockingite, the son of
John Lorenz, the well known and
Andrew Jackson
leader, for years, in Logan. When
a young man, Upton went to Texas,
locating at Corsicana, the neighbor,
and becoming the warm personal
friend of the distinguished Roger !
Q. Mills, resident of that city. |
Some ten years ago he went to
Mexico as railroad engineer. Pro
motion followed rapidly and nov
he is the General Manager of the
government railroad crossing Mex
leo at the Tehuantepec Isthmus, the
most gigantic railroad enterprise of
modern tines, costing. when com !
pleted, not less than fifty millions
IF dollars. 0WI.oean boy, Upton. o.,