The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-06-06
-Cnl Weldy and Charlia Rose

ATTENDED the Senatorial convention
in Athens on last Tuesday friends of
Judge Bright. A hundred of Hook
ing people stalwart republicans,
were also in attendance, a compli-
ment to onr fellow citizen.
| Mr.. Oliver Oaks, one OF our cid
time most esteemed citizens, who
has been living for some time past
in Circlevillc, is visitor among
friends and relatives in Logan this
week, and meeting hearty welcome
from everybody.
| Miss Stanley of GAINESVILLE, one of
the accomplished singers of the count
ry, has been the guest at FIR. Powers
the last week. She had part in
the musical service at st. Johns
church on last Sunday and her sing
ing was appreciated by all who had
the good fortune to hear her.
The K. of P. held memorial
service on last Sunday in Logan, the
lodge of this place being associated
with Knights from Nelsonvllle and
| Athens, The exercises were i'm
pressive and the good people of Lc-
gan joined in tender respect to the
dead and in comforting words of
sympathy for the living.
The Knights of St. John held
a Festival on Thursday evening" of
last week at Hartmans hall, the
weather preventing them from hav-
ing it on the lawn. The affair was
very successful, realizing about fifty
dollars to the society, and affording
a pleasant social evening to the hum
dreds who attended.
The Clear Fork Cornet Band
vii. give an ice cream festival Sat-
urday evening, June Is, 1901 at res
idence of J. G. Kessler, ON the
Homer Hensel farm near Logan.
The band will entertain the company
with music. The Festival is for the
benefit and encouragement of band,
composed of young men identified
with Logan. Good order will be
maintained. Everybody invited.
The Knights of st. John of Lo-
gan will attend the National con.
vention at Cincinnati on June 90, "a
and e5. Through the courtesy of
Mr.. Carl Fisher, the general trav-
cling agent for the Hooking valley,
the Knights and friends are favored
with a rate of only $500 the round
trip. The tain will leave Logan on
Sunday morning at 7 A. NJ. to Col
umbus, thence by the Big Four,
reaching Cincinnati, at 1:15 P. NJ.
Tickets are good for three days.
Mrs. A. H. Brooke and Mrs.
Anna Jefferies entertained at the
home of Mrs. Brooke, Tuesday
evening with parcel shower, COM
plimentary to Miss Clara Ambrose,
whose wedding takes place June
%. About 200 guests were pres
ent and Clara was the recipient
Of many tokens of friendship from
her friends. A list of the presents
furnished the reporter came too
late for this week, but will be
printed in our next issue. The
SENTINEL joins the many friends of
Miss Clara, in wishing her a life
If continued happiness.
The Cosmopolitan for June is
even more than usually strong in fic-
ion. Ian MscLaren tells more ad- s
ventures of that incorriglble youth, L
sparrow. Richard LIE Gallienne re.
'ives with charming freshness and
implicitly the love story of "Aucas-
in and Nicolete." H. G. Wells
concludes "The First Men in the
ioon" with Cavor's sudden death at c
he hands Of the Grand Lunar. Tu- 4
lor jerks contributes clever little
attire on justice. Egerton Castles ;,
'owerful novel, "The Secret Orch +
rd," continues, and ONelll Lathrm
writes a half-humorous, half-sad e
airy story, "Prince Weary-Heart."
The exercises on Memorial Day, =
nder direction of the G.. A. r. and
be w, r. c. were conducted accord y
ng to program and was very inn .
ressive. An unusual number of "
eople were in attendance. The
address of Judge Bright,
'as original in many regards, leav.
,g the beaten track and suggestlngl
rom land marks in history an IN
uiry into the possibilities of the b
uture; the proposition being accept. b.
j, that history respects itself. The te
1ildren and others called to respond "
} program assignments, did very il
ell. d,
We see by the papers that Col. ~
7. II. Fisher. the distinguished ~
,neral passenger agent OF the Hook '