The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-17
Obituary..

Mary was beloved by both old and
young. She WAS regular S S
: .holar and a member of the w. +.
NJ. s. Though her suffelings were
severe, she was very patent and
thoughtful of others. BY her own
requ. st she received the ordinance of
baptism and expressed her faith in
Christ. She offe,el few sentences
of prayer for herself, and in her last
moments joined in singing
q, come angel ban'l, come and Ionnd me
stand,
., bear me away or your snowy wings
To my immortal home.
MEMORIAL
By the divine Will of Providence
grim Death has snatched from our
midst, another one beloved and re-
spected by all her associates. Her
career on earth, although short, was
bright. and her place cannot be filed
in the hearts of her friends. Striv-
ing on with the ambition of one who
meant to succeed and se;zing every
opportunity that came within her
grasp, performing her duties as only
an industrious student can, she was
among the first in her scholarship
and department. The school loses
one of its MIST promis ng and am
bilious students, and her vacant place
will long be remembered by her
teacher and her classmates.
Although we mourn her less and
svmpathizc with the bereaved and
stricken parents, yet we would not
question the purpose of that al" ise
Creator, in taking home from the
trials aid temptations ofthis life, one
of whom it may be truly said, "She
remembered her Creator in the DAYS
of her youth.
"Tis the way of the world; our friends pass
away.
| And fresh faces arise in their stead.
But still mid the din and the hustle OF
life.
We cherish fcnd hope of the dead"
And: Tears are the softening
showers which cause the seel of heaven
to spring up in the human heart.
For: The rose is h,irest when It's budding
And hope is brigt tened when it dawns
I from fears:
| The rose is sweetest washed with morning
And love is loveliest when embaimed IN
teaIS.
f. P. Kreiier, Supt, of II. S.
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY RECEPTION.
Rev ]. F. Williams and Mrs l.. A. Williams
J Will celebrate the 50th, annivt rSaIy OF their
marriage at their home on east Orchard ST.
| "Wednesday Oci 23rd. 1897.
Reception from p III till p m. n seiera.
4 CORDIAL inv viintion is extended.
| Steve IIutson has the best peanuts in the
| Valley. Two sacks for cents.
Mrs. Mckinney 0. Green Tp.,
died Tuesday MI hit. Buried yeste--
day at Logan.
dayton o, Oct 81 and %, half
! fare.
Cheap excursion 10 Chicago, Ill.
Oct 18th.
so cents to Macarthur and re-
tun Oct 2lst.
SO to Chicago, ILL.,, and return
Oct. lo,h, 1895.
Excursion rates to Republican
Rally at columbus, Saturday, Oct.
10Th.
81 to Columbus and return Sat
ulday, October 10. Special return
train ii p. III.
Dayton O., Oct 21 and 90, good
for return until Oct 2o. acct Epworth
League Distict Convention, half fare
Macarthur and return Monday,
Oct 2lst. Half fare. Acc Re
publican mass meeting. Governor
Mckinley will be there.
Atlanta, Ga, Exposition, rate
from Logan, $3.50, good for 20
days; s27, 10 good until January 7th.
Tickets on sale from Sept. 2lst to
December.
For all regular train excursion
tickets will be sold 1T low rate of
sl.CO round trip from Logan. Spec
train will leave Columbus at IL p.
m, giving our patrons an opportunity
to stay over and attend the theater.
Cheap excursion to Chicago, ILL.,
On Saturday the c. H, V. d 7. Ry,
will run their annual cheap excur
sion to Chicago. The rate
from Logan will be Sc for round
trip. Good for return until Oct. Is.
See small bills for further particular
Atlanta, GA, and return: Ex
cursion tickets will be sold from
Sept. 2lst to Dec. Is, good for re
turn 20 days from date of sale, rate
$500. Gond for return until
January 7th, s26, 10 from Logan.
For further information call on c