The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-01-27

distance north Of Maxville, Ohio, fol
dead on top of hay stack, while IL
the act of pitching hay onto a wagor
on the Is inst. Deceased was
brother to the late NJ Hite, who dice
likewise instantly, . few years ago
near Gore.
Judge Wright held Court here
finishing odds and ends o.
the December term, which be ad
journed sine die. Judge Wright ha'
labored iudustrlcusly during the tern
Just ended, the docket containing th'
largest number of cases for many
years. HIS affability and ability ii
dispensing justice, won for him th'
admiration and respect of all fai
minded persons having business ii
Court. and his imparliality aud sterl
adherence to right, commanded th'
most favorable commeudations.-Nev
Lexington Herald.
Miss Grorgia Hopley, the gifted
Editor of the Columbus School Jour
oal, occasional correspondent of th'
and who is we'll knowr
and esteemed in the society O
Logan, addressed the late meeting ol
the Farmers Inststute Of frankie
County, protesting against the repea
of the law granting female suffrage
at school elections. A recless mem
ber of the Legislature named Haze
let has introduced bill to repea
this law. He will be Hazed before
the women get done with him.
"A petition will be presented to
the town Council asking that the
room in the City Building, formerly
occupied by Henry Lutz, be granted
to a company OF old Soldiers, and
their friends for recitation room oi
evenings where an hour Or SO can be
spent In social enterco curse. Certainly
the pe,ion should be granted. The
old soldiers should have the best
room in our CITY for their evening
socials. 1t is pleaaantar to hear
thsm talk, than to read many a
book. Give the old vets, the room
where "thrice they may conquer all
their foes. and thrice may slay the
lain"
We notice that some of our
-ownsmen arc pruning their trees.
This Is not the time to prune. The
;rees are dormant. Where the limb
= cut, the wood on the stump hardens
iries, dies then rots. The rot j.
,arried to the body Of the tree, and
lown to the roots, spreading like
/ consumption through all the parts
The time to prune trees and vines is
n the Spring or early Summer when
he tree Is alive and growing. Then
he wound inflicted by the saw or
X is on live wood and will soon heal
,ver, aud tbre will be no dead wood
,Srot and eventually destroy the tree
The Nelsonville Register notes
he following pleasant party at Car.
'on Hill, Saturday evening DR.
md Mrs. Aplin entertained the NJ.
:. Church choir with their wives and
'weethearts, altogether making a
'ery large company. Adam LATER
y, John Deenen, Willie Smith aud
Mss Sparnon furnished excelled
music for the occasion. Refresh
nents were Ice cream, cake, candy.
,u,s and bananas. All present re
port a good time. Present: MIR. and
Mrs. J. Wilkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ritch
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Deenen. Mr.
md Mrs Harry Smith, Misses Maui
md Nellie Mineer, Matte and LYDIA
Johnson, GertIe Evans, Mary Nagle.
Lillian Spalnon and Lizzie Smith.
Nessers. Adam Laferty. Jno. Deenen
jr), Willie Smith, J. W. Orr, Pearl
iaskel and Elmer Bay"
\ The Soiety Editor of the zan-
;aster Democrat recommended the
aides of the Forest Rose class OF
hat place the budding Asnaptee
ashton OF ornamenting their honnets
With cat and kitten heads instead Of
Gathers. We support the Lancaster
Ian Milllner in his sugge' ton 90 far
s the fashion shall obtain to only
be Forest Rose Womens Circle.
With their natural angered feline
urve of spine, and with larded locks
ircled like enraged Tabby tails. the
lead of Tom cat for bonnet front is
'iece would give appropriate dress
nit finish to appear with our new
from Honolulu, necklaced
With dog sausage and in only body
lress girdles, ,garlanded With rat tails,
t the next Presidential reception, to
,e given the Sandwich Senator.