The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-05

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qrdav vas a great success, both i
lpoipt Of numbers in attendance an
10 tie delightful time all enjoyed
About two thousand persons Esu
out Of the Valley.
The Supreme Court has iecide,
the Law appropriatlng half millio
dollars for the Toledo Centepnial {
bs unconstitutional. Unless a specia
session of the legislature is calle,
the Centennial will not be celebrated
IGov. Nash is severely censured 70
his course in the matter.
/ The Stove Range traders are i,
! the country. Read Becker s CO..
advertisement and come and buy {,
/, stove from citizen and reliable deal
er, and save your money.
The tuueral of Mr.. Isaac Siisrs,
who died on last Thursday In the
84th year of his sge, was largely at.
tended, the Masonic order of WHICH
society he was an honored member,
attending in body. The raIigious
services were conducted by Rev.
Sayre of the NJ. E. church.
Prof. Cookson, for many years
the efficient superintendent of the
Straitsville schools, has been appoint.
ed superintendent at Somerset.
The Presbyterian church was
filed at both services last SUNDAY
and FIVE members were received.
During July DR.. Steward will preach
short sermons, but the attempt will
be made to make them interesting
and helpful. Cool musio may be
expected. Sunday morning subject,
''1'he Falling Dew" Evening sub
ject, "Idela of Today"
DIR. Steward and wife are visit.
ing in Cincinnati this week.
The work of repairing the NJ.
f. church is progressing rapidly and
when completed will be a beautiful
and Desirable improvement.
-Scrvices in the Logan U. B,
church Sunday at lo:OO 2. m. will
be special in some features, Preach
ing also a: 700 p. m. All are in.
vited to attend. Preaching At the
Antioch church at 200 p. m.
William. the IA year old andon-
ly son of Mr. Newt Slater died Sun
day from blood poisoning brought
on by = EQEpd in his foot from a
rusty nail. He was bright promis-
ing boy and his urtipely death is the
occasion Of profound sympathy to the
bereayed family fTom this entire
community. The funeral wa. OIL
Tuesday morning from the Presby-
tsrian church. Rev, Sayre conduct
ing the religious services.
Mr.. ana Mrs, Harry Ambrose,
Mr.. Bert Stedem and Miss BLANCHE
Ambrose spent last Sunday at the
Reform Farm. guests of Mr.. aud Mira.
p. II. Hills.
-The Smallpox scare Is atout
over in the Valley. A memory that
has no sorrows will be the proclama-
tloas of the Health Officers. The
care and vigilance exercised by the
authorities kept the disease from
spreading, and the officials o! Ward
and Logon arc to be commended for
their prompt and determined ACTION.
Our readers will find all that's
late aud interesting from the Chinese
war on the inside pages of this paper.
The Royers who are creating tie
trouble ar. a mob of Know Moth
Jugs. a secFe: society opposed to
foreigners. Our government. up to
this time, has not taken a part, fear
ing perhaps that if we insist on 60.
ing into China, China will insist ON
into our country.
-LosT. strayed or stolen; at worst
Or best, missiug-A ladies silk um.
brella crook handle, on silver plate
the letters, sd. A. G."l
Will the possessor please return to
this Office at earliest conven,epce?
The National COnvpntinn.