The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1898-12-06

We had a good crowd in town SAtur-
day eve., TO make up the slack of the
previous Saturday, when it was SO
stormy.
Mrs. Henry and her children and
Bert and Charley Henry came back Sat-
urday, from attending he funeral of
their husband and brother florence
Henry, at Merchandising
Mrs. Cert PARK and her father DR..
Boggs, came from Lima, Friday. o. NJ.
Pash came back with their children,
yesterday.
JACOB Swar q. the man who fell upon
| a circular saw at Wllts mill, Bellecent.e,
Saturday, and came go nearly Using his
arm, was q Huntsville boy, having just
gone there a short time ego.
James Nichols moved from James
McLse's prop here to the A. @. Miller
farm, Thursday.
| Abe Shockey was given a Railway
Section, as boss, last week, at Urbana
We are glad TO hear of his good fortune,
for A. D is worthy.
Billy Boswell, one of the small pox
convaleecents was in town Saturday eve.
and some were little shy of him still.
School opened again yesterday, in
District No 6, after two weeks stoppage
Tor scarlet fewer.
Curtis Collins was home Saturday and
Sunday from Kenton and reports him
self well pleased with his success IN
Life Insurance business.
+ Noah D. Har zler came home Thurs
day night, after a three years bout in
I Iowa and Nebraska. He will stay with
D father and mother Har'zer near here
over winter.
3 Sabbath morning, one of the heaviest
snow storms ever witnesses here, sci
+ in about a m. and continued unit
about o'clock p. m. About eigh
t inches remained yesterday morning.
9 Misses Julia DAchenbach and L'zzi,
: Smith came from DsGraff, Saturday, t
visit Bessie Horn, over Sunday.
+ Our Railroad section gang had to fal
d in Sunday, after dinner, to clean snow
from the swi ches.
' Rev. Smith, of the M E. church &C
companied the Presiding Elder t.
/ Roundhead, Saturday, to assist II
Qusrterly Services on Sunday.
< Mrs William Riley ia laid up with
f rheumatic attack.
The snow did some damage to timber
breaking branches.
b Miss Cora Griffin was home with he
parents here last week.
g. M Erskine has been building som
l. farm buildings for VIM. Irwin, nea
here.
t Saturday and Sunday were Lowell.
days.
] Considerable corn was taken in q
q Carroll's ware house last week.
Q It's Pap Sprankle now in the ban'
instead of Pap Short.
h Fred Bimel now runs Pap Short
establishment. Pap retiring.
Our band boys will give an oyste
supper on the evening of the 22l, inst
at the township house. Come aroun
and encourage something that will en-
: liven Huntsville. Proceeds to 20 to bu
= instruments with.
u The funeral of Mrs Jonas Yoder wa
largely attended at Salem, Thursday
Rev. Yoder and Rev. Wary, of tn
. Mennonite church, officiating She Wa
IL a grand old lady and had lived Ion
near here. and will leave place in he
\ circle of friends, that can never be file
again.
Rev. Tedfold preached in the M. +
. evening.
e Runteville schools seen to be moyin
along very smoothly.
Everett Griffin is now working i
" Kenton.
:. Frank Mcclure, of New Richlant
'e passed through here SATURDAY., enrou t
to bis regiment at Macon, Ga.
81 Mrs. Mabls Bailey left for her hom
D. in West Liberty, Saturday. after pleas
ant visit with her parents Mr.. and Mr.
VIM. Cousins. near here.
Y Sixteen days more and we shall hav
reached the winter solstice. Then tn
y days are past the shortest, and will b
~ coming our way.
ii "The rich grow richer; the poor gro
poorer. Matthew Arnold. the gres
,s English Educational innovator. Late
VI John R. Mclean.
L K. Neer, of Chicago, has bee
= visiting bis parents here.
Charley Henry. of Ashland, KY, wi
X succeed his brother Terrence, as tenar
I'd on VIM Orr's farm. just north of town
The Presbyterians will hold unio
~ services with the M. E congregation
e until their church repairs are completes
ii SIN-NED.