The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-05
Miss Kate Denton was the guest

-Fr. Mates of Columbus, WAS
the officiating pgst'r at St JoAr's
Catholic church last Sunday.
Father Powers attended and as
sisted at the dedication # the new
Catholic church at DanvIlle last Sun
dav. The church is handsome
structure and was completed at a
cost of s35, ,OOo,0 and is free from
debt.
The Daily Journal is still nag
ging away at Truant Officer Gage
and his war chatter. The latest be-
inc an account of conversation
which George is supposed TO have
held with one OF +. Blasius' adver-
tising dummies The journal man
is Only mad because he is not az old
soldier himself, drawing big pension
with a string attached to it in the
shape of a good fat salary for beng
Truant Officer. The Journal scribe
should be careful and not over exert
his fragile anatomy IN plcturing
George and his "war talk or lie
might have return of "ticdouiou-
reux." but in the upper story instead
of the lower extremit les.
Miss Anderson gave q very
clever exhibition of sleight of hanc
in the Opera House on last Satur-
day and Monday evenings. The
most entertaining feature ofthe per
formance was the part taken by the
Searchers of Truth, the lnvestiga
tors, of the mysterious. Charley
Schwenke and VIII Gaffney explor
ed the Notunders tandahle on Satur
DAY evening, and on Monday even
ing John Robert West, Bruce Doll
son and Gus Baird inquired and in.
ouested tho marvellous. Schwenke
grew roses from his ear, Gatfne.
sewed knots on aribbou; John Rob
ert held the girl in place with !
sting and held her IS tight as h'
would calf tied with rope; Dolli-
son swiped her with a bar of non-par-
tisan Male quartette" ard struct
Ter with demi. semi quayer OF ed
itorial whine bat she did not fall
and Gus Baird made q bid for the
whole shooten match.
1t is ;houghtif the Curious Quintet''
will give public exposition OF then
discoveries IN exploring the Fakel
performance, the Opera House. won
be big enough TO nod the wonder
ing crowd.
We stop the press to announce
that Andy Voris is as good as his
word and better than his promise.
He agreed to send US maple molass
es. He brought it himself, gallon
and more oft, home boiled, hand
made aud thick enough to spread.
The gift is most thankfully recei,
ea 1t is recovery of vanished youtI
a resurrection of the best and brightes
days of boyhood, spring time re
newell of all that's CHEEKY in work an
the most delightful at meal time, q
any time, hector fit for gods: just tn
stuff for buck wheat cake for the hun
CRY and half starved editor.
While the molasses lasts, and alas.
the millenum we fear will be OF
short duration, but while we have II
for the cakes, we don't care wheth
er "Skule keeps" or not. The Bush
nell Club may banquet, the Commls-
sioners NAV make mince pies out o!
priuters bills, Bruce Doilison cal
sing "Quartette" as non-pal tisan OF
calf bawl as editlr, the brass band
may practice, and Huls blow lis
horn, We will stand all of it, and noi
get bitter in taste nor sour in temper.
Andy has our thanks.
-OBITUARY-Lucinda Ann Goss.
The esteemed wife of Martin Goss
wss born Dec 10th, l847, departed
this life Feb 10th, 1896 aged 4syrs.
l mo. 8 da. TIE deceased was marri-
ed to Martin Goss Octs 1868. To this
union were born two children who
preceded her to the spirit land. She
united with the U & Church al
Antioch y D 1869, since that time
size has lived a consistent christian
life. Her life was of great worth to
the orphan. she was a mother to the
needy, a friend and to the commnni
ty, Il good neighbor,to know her was
to love her and for % yrs she, with
her husband walked the path of life
together each sharing the spnshine
and shadows of this life. Her affiic'
ton were so severe that they b2tfIcd
all human skill, bat she bore them
with christian fortiude, she express
ed desire to depart and lie at rest.
at the same time adopting the Ian
guage Of the Savior and said to her