The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-31

R. Bishop.
The increase of Butter or Cream
from herd of IL COWS will pay fol-
No. 2. "Baby Cream Separator in s
months.-Sold by j. F. Wright,
Worthington, o.
The Commissioners, this morn
ing, let the contract for building the
bridge across Salt Creek to the
Hooking Valley Bridge Works Co.
Lancaster, for $l2s9 go, which is
$l0.4O to the lineal foot.
Commend ng at once until
furthes notice the G. Ii. V. & T. Ry
will sell have fare tickets en- all
trains on Sundays. Remember only
half fare to all points.
The Strawberry Festival given
on Tuesday evening by the Christian
Endeavor on the lawn of Mr. John
Rochester, was decidedly success.
both financially and socially. The
dance around the May Pole was very
pretty done by the children, and
the music rendered by the Wilson
orchestra added much to the enter
tainment.
The "Baby" Cream Separator took
highest honors at Worlds Fair. They
ire the "Pink of Perfection" Get one
IF those machines and then you are
strictly in it.--Sold by J. F. Wright,
W orthington, O.
Sunday School Association at
Dayton June 9th to 7th. For the
above occasion the G. H. V. & 7. Ry.
will sell excursion tickets at half fare
IN June 4th and 9TH good to return un-
il June Sth.
The Bucyrus Telegram, Mr..
1opley's paper, in a very happy art
Gle on the recent Editorial Excursion
loting the incidents of the Banquet,
las this pleasant mention of one of
he staff of our cotemporay:
"Mr. Mack now rose and stated,
hat, owing to the modesty of the
oastmastcr he might overlook a very
fright speaker who was present, and
le therefore desired to call on Miss
Helen Pursell. A lady speaker
vas an agreeable surprise to :, II, and
hey were still more agrs eably sur
'rised when she not only rose, but
delivered an exceedingly bright ten
ninutes speech. 1t was the scoring
f one bright point after another, each |
f which brought down the bouse,
nd it was with the regret of all that |
he closed, having scored the success
f the evening"" !
The Cincinnati Commercial, of I
ufrent date has this very pleasant
lention of one of Logans most ac-
daughters:
sThe inclement weather Yesterday
fternoon had no unfavorable effect
pom the audience that assembled to
CELEBRATE the anniversary of the
'oung Ladies' Christian Association,
f the Mt. Auburn Institute. The
rawing rooms were filed by the
lembers of the society, the Faculty
{ the school, and a few invited
lends. At 3 o'clock, precisely the
rst number of the exercises was an
ounced to be a semi-chorus-em-
racing solo by Miss Irma Wright,
Logan, o. The number was beau
fully rendered, and sung with ex-
uisite taste. The same Young lady
ext rendered a solo upon the violin,
,companied by Miss Chinn, of
rankfort, KY, on the piano"
The vote at the special election
n June 7, to relieve the Corporation
'easurer from the loss occurring by
lie failure of the Peoples Bank
lould be unanimous. The corpora
on funds were deposited in the
INK as had been the custom for
ears. AT the time oe the deposit
le public had faith in the Banks S
'lvency. The Treasurer besides
wing the right to prefer his bank t
deposit, was in the case under inn
led instructions to do so. At his {
ection, and in preceding elections,
issue was made by the banks tor !
e election of the treasurer. Mr.. &
oil was known as The Peoples
ank man., and his election was in |
e nature of an implied instruction to I
ace the funds in that Bank. He could 7
It in honor have done otherwise. i
1e amount of additional tax 10 each
our fellow citizens will be but a |
ifle, the price of a cigar perhaps, t
d the release of Mr.. Uoll will re- t
owe from one of our most worthy
'ung men the burden of debt not
s, and an obligation which was un- I
oidable. We hope to see the vote !
lanimous.