The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1898-12-27
HuntevflIe,

Huntsville.
Where they spent Christmse: '
Clarence Hill and wife of Grand f
Rapids, Mich, with her mother, Mrs. I
Smith, here.
]. E. Barnhart and wife with relatives {
in summerford, Madison county. Il
Mrs. Maria Ducker and daughter
Minnie, of Springfield, with friends
here.
Tirra Horn, of Columbus, with his
parents here.
Mics Effie Day, of Hardin, Shelby
county, with Prof Day, here.
M. V. Ducker of Springfield, with
friends here.
Curtis Collins, of Kenton, with his
mother.
DR.. Sidney Foster, of Cincinnati, with |
his sister, Mrs. D. McKinnon, near here
| Mrs. Barrow, of Mech chanicsburg, with |
friends here.
John Swain and family with her
parents at Forest.
Mayor Eimel and wife with the
family of Judge Ingalls, at Bsllecsntre
i N. b. Bailey received nice present as
Christmas token from the Phoenix
: Insurance Company of Cincinnati.
Mas. T. H. Glow and daughter Ida, re-
ceived fine coal stove from the K. of
P. Lodge and two tons of coal from the
j o. U, A. Ms here.
Most of the teachers treated their
scholars Friday.
The school in district No. 6, Macarthur
Township is in session this week, hav-
ing been stopped two weeks on account
= of scarlet fever.
el E. W. Glow had a family Christmas
!. tree.
Robert Rsid moved from his farm to
v Thomas Carroll's house in West Hunts
vile last week.
il Charley Day is temporarily railre I'D
operator at Kenton.
. David B. Harrod and wife are visiting
" their daughter, Mrs. Wagner at De
"a cstur. Ind.
10 Burt Glow of Bsllefontaine, spen
Xmas here.
ar Only one person was in our Jail fo
i. drunkenness this Xmas The streets
were very quiet.
10 Mart Shaul is night watchman at th'
ar Means factory.
The beautiful snow began to fal
m again Sunday, and on Monday morning
it was about four inches deep.
n Jack Stewart is home from Albany
a, Ind.
A. d. Shockey, section boss at Urban
+ spent Xmas with his family here.
90 The L ,dies Aid Society will meet a
no E. A. Riiey's, Thursday afternoon.
nd Mrs. Nellie Montgomery and sor
re Brooks, of Bethel O, are visiting a
their old home, the Brooks farm nea
here.
= Will r. Howard of the Ada school
bs the guests OF his parents this week.
90 Mrs. Rena McCollock, of Rushsylvani
nd was the guest of her parents, A. P. an
80 Mrs. Scott, over Sunday.
Miss Leila McCollcck, of Bellefor
n. taine, visited her cousins here last weel
:. The band boys had a supper in th
Il Township hall Thursday night, clearir
-. $14 80, and another Saturday evenip
- netting SIG Proceeds to go towal
~ buying instruments.
IN Sammie Barn m ade a trip to Urbar
ali. Saturday, in the interests of the "B
Four"
,.n Huntsville is the cheapest place {
nd earth to trade, in certain lines of good
,lo Elna, II year old daughter of T. ]
o~s Cook, three miles east of here, di'
~ Saturday morning ct 2 q. m, ct hemo
". rhages. Funeral at 1890 O'Clock yeste
: day (Monday) at the residence, CO,
md Quoted by Rev. Huston, of Bellecent.
Intrement at Northwood.
James Lawson was called to Lin
T, last week by the sickness of his moth
o. and sisters who have grippe.
Our Union Xmas tree was q succel
although the M. E. church holds abo
Nc 800 persons most of the space was occ
pied. The band furnished music at t
door and DR.. Boggs led the choir wi
tn violin. The rustic actions of t
tots gave every one smiling face q
...o mirth would fir q ,ently culminate
,... applause, which the manager, J.
tried to suppress without success. DE-
receipts about 500 SIN NED