The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-05-25

Ex-senator A. w. and Mrs. Glaz-
ier of Belpre. who have been the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Harley
!. Stewart returned to their home
Monday.
Miss Sophie Smith, one of Lo-
gan most accomplished young ladies
has been engaged to teach the Gore
Schools. The people of Gore are
TO be congratulated,
The Macarthur Republican says;
Mr.. Lloyd Gladman came down from
Logan last week, and will take Com
rade John Martins place as clerk OF
the hotel. Mr.. Martin will return to
the Military Home at Dayton.
Mr.. Sol Bauer of Marion desires
thus publicly to thank his friends
for expressions of good will for him
for Commissioner. but declines to be
cdUuIudte, ~ tllS tiiuC
Mrs. Nick Doeble, daughter Of
Patrick Sweeney, late of our city,
died at the home in Columbus on
last Friday. Her remains were inter
red in Oak Grove cemetery on Mon
day.
One of the strong features of the
McCormick's Silver Plate Circus is
Madam S,ickney and her wonderful
dogs. This part of the show alone is
well worth the price OF admission.
Queen Victoria celebrated her
s0th birthday yesterday. She is a
good woman, the best of all the
queenly flock of Europe. The hymn
has surely been answered; "God has
saved the Queen"
Miss Eva Howard will be we'll
remembered by our people, as hav-
lug given the best flying exhibition
ever seen in this country. She is
again with the Mccormick Silver
Plate Circus.
A party Of excursionists belong
ing to the Town Street NJ. Il. church
of Columbus, passed through the
city Tuesday morning on its way to
New Pittsburgh to visit the mines
There were about 200 persons.
On Friday May 26th on acct
Commercial Travellers Meeting at
Toledo the Hooking Valley Ry. Co.
will sell round trip tickets to Toledo
at rate $500 round trip good for re-
turn until May 29th.
An article by Miss Tarbell in the
June number of McClure's Magazine
will give new "reminiscences and
stories OF Llncoln's devotion to the
private soldiers during the War.
Mr.. James Acker, Youngest
brother of Judge w. 7, Acker, and
who has been a resident in Missouri
for the last twenty FIVE years, was
visiting friends and relatives in Hook
ing last week.
Mr.. Daniel Schaal, one uf the
prominent farmers, and ap cid time
Democrat from near Smock, was a
visitor last Thursday. He reports
the prospect for good crops of wheat
and Democrats, the best for years.
--McClure's Magazine for June
will contain short story by Mr.. Kip
ling that derives a special interest
from the fact that it seems to be re-
miniscent of Mr. Kipling's own youth
full beginning as writer and editor,
1t will be very fully illustrated by
the English artist l.. Raven-iill.
Miss Lucy Rochester, who
graduates at the Wooster University,
is complimented by her photograph
appearing among those of highest
standing in the class, in the Cine n
natl Commercial Tribune of last
Sunday.
The Street Fair last Saturday
brought large crowd of people to
our city. The fire works were very
beautiful, and in some cases, novel
and original. The hallon asceu sion
was a success. The Bremen Band
music.
On last Tuesday the water tank
at the depot took fire from spark
from a passing locomotive and be-
fore The fire was discovered the tank
was partially destroyed. The Fire
Company responded promptly to the
alarm and saved The tank from ell
tire destruction.
Mr.. McLain has taken number
of very pretty pictures Of the Cath
olic Church, members of the choir,
and others. intended for book, Civ
ing the church and local history of
the congregation. The pictures are on
exhibition in the show window of
Kessler's Jewelry store.
-Murry Thurness, local freight
brakeman Oh the Hooking Valley
was caught between the draw bars at
Macarthur junction last Friday even
;pu while couDlinU cars and ructain