The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-31
Rug Higgins is spending the
week among friends in Logan

Rug Higgins is spending tn
week among friends in Logan.
Levi e. Wolf, was sent to tn
Epileptic Hospital for treatment, o.
Tuesday.
Uncle George Green of S
Joseph's, is visiting friends in Logal
this week.
Col Mandus Churchill, Supt
of the GAINESVILLE Iron Works, wa
an attepdant at the funeral of Mrs
DR. Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Smith ot
Corning, were among the relatives
from abroad, attending the funeral O.
Mrs DR. Little.
Rev. kudisill preached a very
excellent memorial sermon at the
M. E. Church on last Sunday. The
G. A. r. attended in body.
The Baccalaureate sermon Of on,
High School will be preached by
Rev. DIR. Moore at the presby terial
church on Sunday evening next.
Frank Taylor, of Monday, 25
years of age, was adjuged insane by
the Probate court on Tuesday, and
will be sent to the Athens asylum.
-Communion Service at the First
Presbyterian Church OIL Sunday
morning next. Preparatory Lect-
ure Saturday 3 Pm, Standard time.
Miss Georgia lIoplev. the ac-
complished Elitor of the Columbus
School Journal, accompanied by her
mother, are visiting among relatives
in Logan this week.
The Commissioners are in sess-
ion this week as Board of Equali-
cation. The regular quarterly sess-
ion For the transaction of business,
begins mex; Monday.
Tho High School Commence
ment will be held the evening of
NJ onday June 4th, Admission Is
cents. Presents must be sent to the
homes of the recipients.
Mr.. Cump Floyd of South
Perry, has opened ice cream parlors
IN the pleasant village of South
Perry, and those who visit there are
invited to call. Pic-nics and parties
supplied on order.
Master Tommy Craig, one of
The bright, handsome little boys of
Athens, and Postmater General ac-
companied by his father, +. G. Craig,
Elitor and P. NJ. of the village, was
a visitor in the Queen city last week
and made an inspection cf the post
office. He was heartily welcomed by
the lady clerks, and his many ex..
celle mt suggestions acted upon at
once. The young ladies' promise to
make return call when school is
out.
Mr.. Samuel Reichley has been
appointed postmaster at Smock. The
Office was rendered him some six
months ago, but he declined aud
only at the urgent request of neigh
bors, has be accepted. Sam is one
of the old reliables of the Democ.
racy, good citizen and will make
first class, reliable postmaster. He
favors extending the mail rou!e
from Smock on to South Blooming
vile, passing either by Hatton's or
Ash Cave. This would be a great
convenience and would give South
Bloomingville daily mail from
Logan, by changing the days of de-
partuie.
1t is pleasant to note that Miss
hittie Stelnman, stenographer in
the u. S. Pension Office at Washing
ton, has been promoted with an iu-
crease of salary from $4,000 to
$l400,o 90 per year. This is the
highest promotion attainable by any
woman in the service. Miss Stein :
man is one of our Logan's honored
girls. She first obtained service
under Gen. Rosecrans, and has con-
tinued in that department ever since,
certainly winning honors and pro-
motions. She has had no political
influence to assist or advance her.
She obtained her situation, a Re-
publican girl, under the veteran
Democrat, Gen. Rosecrans. some
eight years ago, and by personal
merit alone has she maintained her
place and won her promotions.
The SENTINEL, with Kitty's MANY
friends in Logan, join IN hearty con-
gratu!ations, and bespeak for her a
pleasant career as long as she desires
to continue in the service of Uucle
Sam.