The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-04-13

Allen, candidate for his second term.
Miss Emma Wilige of North
Mulberry street ans, Mr.. l.. f Glass
of Cincinnati Ohio were married by
/ Rev. Williams at his residence. on
last Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glass left "Wednesday morning for
! Cincinnati, their future Eome. The
! SENTINEL extends congratulations
Katie, the little 10 year old
daughter of Mr.. NJ. S. Conners,
Genera! Snpt. of the Hooking Valley
Railway System, died Suddenly at
her home in Columbus on last Tues
day. The funeral was from the
Cathedral today. She was an
occasional visitor in Logan, sun
beam to many little friends, who
pray that her gentle spirit may have
eternal peace. The family in this
hour of brevements. have heartfelt
sympathy.
Clara Morris says: Your ''Cor-
dette' is fabric which should prove
a boom to the feminine world For
stiffening and giving shape to garm
ents It has no equal. What pleases
me most is the fact that ''Cordette'
retains its chastity and shape in spite
Of water and dampness. | think it is
as good, if not better than hair cloth.
STIERs s Co.
The Water Works are now in
democratic control and the party has
a responsibility. Let us have cheap
er water Lets have lots of il. If
we haven't an abundance, lets get it.
We are paving on bonds for all the
water this town needs for fire or for
use and comfort. The heretofore
plan of paying two guards to keep |
the water in the wells ''jugged"
should be changed and the engineers
should be kept at work taking the
water out of the wells and distrlbui-
ing 1t on our streets, OH school !
grounds and cemetery.
May Robson says: 1t gives me
pleasure to testify to the merits of
"Cordette," an interlining which is
far above the the other stiffening and
shape-glving fabrics, not excepting
Hair-cloth. can safely recomend its
use to dress-maker, who wishes to
produce really stylish garment.
STEERS & Co.
The Schnman Grand Concert
Company will make lis first al
pearance in Logan next Monday
Night. Levers of fine music will
not miss his opportunity to hear
he hes; before The public Each
aGy is an artist. and he company
: unsurpassed by any concert per
'ormers in this country. A nnm-
Der o! represeni alive citizens have
)een Interested in bringing. I'M,
'itractiO:i To Logan which insures
/ large aud appreciative audience
The citizens of Logan reed not 90
% Colnmhns 10 attend a fine con-
'eri; The bpS! can be heard in our
lassic city.
Wanda de Boncza says:
l. there still to he found a real
V stylish woman who will, from
'ow, employ any other hnirs
Ian "Corde'te?' This light ..and \
le.ani material, when rain ha>
10 effect on, is simply marveIoIs.
',ierS e 70. have il. c
A very interesting meeting of
he Tarice Five Club was held at t
lr. Green's on last Monday evening. ,
he subject discussed was 'Fendal- t
M" Papers were read by Rev Stew y
rd, Mr. Harrington and Mr. Swenke. 2
he next meeting will be held at Mr. C
harrington S subject, Spain, its history;
lie Spaniard, his conquests, language
terature, customs etc. etc.
A public lecture will be given un-
er the auspices of the Club by Col.
'. A. Taylor, journalist, on the eve :
ing of the 2lst subject, 1.-The Anglo
axon."
The annual banquet will be held
n the evening of the oath at Perones
arlors
The club is an adjunct to our Ii
rary association.
Sudden Death of J. I'll. Myers.