The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-04-28
Less Mattocks who has been

Jess MattOcks who has been II
the Military service in the Philip
mes for several years, returned home
last evening.
1t is pleasant to note that uncle
John Rochester, in the absence Of
the council and street commission.
er, has placed planks on the muddy
main street, making it possible fol
ladies to pass. Thoughtfulness Of
this kind shows the right kind OF
public spirit.
The news is that Squire Kline
fof Enterprise removes to Columbus.
With his many friends in locking
We regret his going away, but hope
he may meet in his new home as
many friends to give him welcome
as he leaves Unlocking, regretting
his departure.
Mrs. Wolfe. the venerable moth
er of Judge Martin Wolfe of Perry
county, died on last Friday. Her
remains were inferred on Sunday
at st. Pauls Lutheran cemetery,
near Maxville. She was relative
to Treasurer Nunemaker and this
numerous family. &
Sylvester Kellenbarger, youth
of Ia years, engaged at work on last
Monday at the McManigal brick
works, and by an unforeseen acci-
dent falling, was fatally hurt.
He died on Tuesday. His remains
will be taken to Geneva today to
be inferred by the side of his faith
er. Er lE1-
The card party given by mem
bers of St. Mary's Auxiliary last
Thursday evening was pleasant
social affair. The following prizes
were awarded. First ladies prize,
Miss Ella Stalters, second Mrs.
Henry Deoble; first gentleman prize
Mr.. Geo. Shorr, second prize Mr..
Clarence Kessler.
Miss Nerd Frasch entertained
the Domino club with finch at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Wilson, Monday evening. The
Misses Flossie Speelman, Blanche
Moorehead and Mrs. Chas. Speel-
man were CLUB guests. An elegant
lunch was served and royal good
time was had.
The word is on the wing that Ed
Wetzler, the handsome bachelor
editor of the Lancaster Eagle has
married. There has come no Cake
yet to this Office. But should the
good report be true that Ed is
married, he has our congratulations
and that the Eagle and Eaglets
will have wider sweep of wing and
increased prosperity.
, Our eloquent friend. Loosh Hull
of the Hooking Valley Region, was
in the city on last Saturday. He
did not have the Tuning Fork of
Industry, but he had his usual
pleasant manners, and his uncom-
Portable Republican politics. 1t
is suspected he attended a meeting
of the Republican central commit
tee led by Reformer White.
Judge Weitzell left on Tuesday
for months excursion on the Pa
,ific slope. He will visit friends
and relatives, in Denver, Colorado
springs. Salt Lake City. Sacramen
10, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
He will also call on Alex Juniper
md Jim Brown at Long Beach. We
nope he may have safe journey
md pleasant visit.
Since Spring has come again, in |
beauty and in mirth, on the wings
# the wind comes the Goddess of
he earth, and no sooner does the
SENTINEL put on a new dress of
ype, than following the Spring
asnion, the Journal Gazette gets a
lew press. Bro. Mckay has our
generalization upon the excellent
Improvement in his newspaper
'pring outfit.
A terrific hail storm hit our
ity Monday evening at 7 o'clock.
t seemed to organize all at once.
| fash of lightning. then the ele-
rental gar was on in a moment.
he hail fell in quantity to cover
he ground, whitening like a snow
torn. No vino accompanied the
torn and fortunately no serious
amage was done. except to the
ouse plants exposed and out in
ards inviting the spring rain. =
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