The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1898-11-01
huntsville.

Our band is up and a coming. Prof.
Day teaches private classes two evenings
a week.
T.F. Carroll was off in business chan
nels in a neighboring city Friday and
Saturday last.
CHARLEY Carroll and his mother were
driving colt to buggy Wednesday
evening, when the animal in fright
backed and upset them in ditch. The
buggy top striking the fence, broke off,
and they fell out under it, thus escaping
injury. 1t ran home and there stood
like "Mary's little lamb" waiting till
Charley did appear. Tney were upset
near John Bsiley's plsce.
Prof. Shaul is teaching several pupils
in the musical line.
Mrs. Libert, of Ridgsway, was here
Tuesday delivering goods.
Repairs on the Presbyterian church
are progressing fairly we'll.
Postmaster Sc oft had new roof put
on his residence last week.
Wednesday night brought the hardest
freezs of the season.
Our village school board met Thurs
night to consider vaccination of pupils.
Mrs. Watkins and daughter, visited
grandmother Watkins, near Equality
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
The members of the prote ctive game
association of Macarthur and adjoining
townships are re qussted to be present at
the meeting to be held in the township
hall here Thursday evening.
Oscar Alge, who has been visiting
at this place for the past three weeks,
returned to his home in Everette, Wash
ington, Friday.
Mr.. Dan Murphy and wife are keep
ing house at New Rchland.
Ole Martin returned from Cold Water
Michigan, Sunday morning, where be
has been employed for some time by the
Bridge company. Mr.. Nichols, Warren
Coulter and John Nichols came also.
The Ladies Aid S ciety OF the Presby-
terian church will meet at Mrs LAWSON e
Thursday. All day sewing.
John Whisner, aged II years, died at
Cherokee, at 2 p. m. Friday, of com.
plication of diseased. He had family
of several grown up children. He hiss
been a resident there for number q
years. The funeral was held at the
residence, Sunday morning at 10 a NJ,
by Rev. Smith, M. E. minister. In
terment in the Harrod cemetery.
Attorney John. Hover, ofBslIefontaine
spent Sunday with his parents neal
here.
Julian Harmon died at his home nesi
the bulkhesd, Saturday morning, at
p. m. The cause Of his death is dispu-
| ted. He was a German by berth. HI
lived bachelor, and resided in photo
car on the corner of Noah Puterbs ugh
premises. He made living by trs ppini
and selling fish. He was 35 years o
age; member of the Bulkhead bras
band. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p. M, a
the M. E. church by Rev. Smith. In
terment in the Huntsville cemetery.
There wasn't any cabbage fer tn
halloween crew to pull last night.
Sergeant Jay Harrod will go back +
his company at Camp Poland.
E. A. Linson and wife spent Sunday il
Jackson Centre.
! Terrence Henry whom we pnbliehe,
in the issue of this paper as having
paralytic stroke, has been very seriousl
! i'll, with grave doubts of his recovery
he ia 20 years of age, and lives two an
half miles north of town; student O
Nenia Seminary; preached at the U.
church last Sunday.
| J. L. Creviston moved yesterday from
near here to Bsllefontaine. yesterday.
Robt. Rench is the new school directo
in district No 6. Macarthur township.
A new furnace at the Presbyteria,
church.
Farmers are hustling in the yelloy
grain.
Washington township schools ar,
cloood on account of tbo -,