The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-05-26
HUNTSVILLE.

HUNTSVILLE.
Miss Leila McColloch, of Rushsylvania, is a
guest of E. W. CLOVIS family.
Mrs. Ernest Glow and her mother, Mrs.
Smith, are to leave this week for a visit with
relatives in Marysville, Ohio.
An overcoat was a luxury several evenings
Of last week and this.
Miss Laura Miller has been engaged to teach
in District No. Q, this township, the ensuing
year.
Bellefontaine played Huntsville base ball |
game, Saturday, the Goth inst. Score 36 to 81 |
in favor of Bellefontaine.
Preaching services at all of our churches |
last Sunday.
VIM. Park enjoined o. s. Lille (after the suit
over the possession of the tile plant last week.
and still runs the mill. Mr.. Lille is trying to
dissolve the injunction. The case seems to be
a rather knotty problem.
Geo. Bailey and family are soon to leave for
Los Angeles, California, in search of better
health
VIM. Devault left Monday, for Indiana after
a short visit with Bulkhead friends.
r DR.. Montgomery is at Minneapolis, "City of
Flour Mills" this week.
E. A. Linson's dwelling is painted snow
white.
AL Horn of Dayton, is home here on a vaca-
ton.
T. F. Carroll and family are abroad on a
visit; one destination being Celina, Ohio.
Huntsville orchestra has been engaged to
play at the Elder-Emery reception this, Fri
day evening.
| Five or six couples from here went to the
Lewistown Commencement.
| Gal Dolan's moved to Urbana Saturday.
The Pioneer meeting was slimly attended,
Thursday. Five '.jiners."
| Henderson Grindie is seriously i'll at bis
sons, in Springfield
Mart Ducker, of Springfield, spent Sunday
and Monday here. He transferred his 40 acre
farm to Martin Lee, while here.
Rev. Miller, OF Xenia, preached for the U. P
congregation, last Sunday.
/ Huntsville teachers are: Prof. Mehl. Je
romesville: Harry Ansley, Rushsylvania
Grace Huston, DeGraff; Sarah Alexander
Belle Center.
James Evans, while loading railway tfmber
on car at Carrolrs warehouse. Saturday
had two fingers badly mashed
Will Grindle, of Springfield, visited here las
week.
Memorial services next Sunday by Rev. Ted
, ford.
day.
M. Ducker and wife returned to Springfield
Monday evening"
Andy Neff is repainting his house on Frui
street
Our home band will play for decoration.
Mrs. Stillwell, of Springfield, and Mrs
Shaffer, of Cincinnati, visited their mother
Mrs. Saum, last week.
Il Resolutions against the proposed desecra
. ion of Decoration Day:
Whereas, Plans have been made to play
match game of base ball in Huntsville, o
Decoration Day, and,
Whereas, Announcement has been mad
that shooting match will also be held at tn
same time and place; therefore, be it
| Resolved, That we make this public remon
STRANGE against the proposed games on tn
' day set apart to honor the memory of ou
brave comrades who have answered to til
final roll-can.
Resolved, That we hold it to be utterl
;. wrong to uphold and encourage such propose
dissertation Of the sacredness of Decoratio
D Day; and,
Resolved, That we urgently request pos
. ponement of the games until after the concll
sion Of our Memorial exercises.
By order of Boggs Post and w. R. c.,
Huntsville. May o. 1899.
Benjamin Kiblinger and wife returned fro
l. their visit Tuesday evening.
George Bailey and family and ShannC
% Bailey left, yesterday, Thursday, for L
% Angeles, California, where they expect
make their future homes.
g We have warmer weather now than we ha
* had.
l. The Tedford family visited Belle Cente
Wednesday.
lg The boys practiced base ball in Miller's fie
'g Tuesday.
ID Mrs Samuel Born and daughters, Ottie al
Dee, visited her mother at Belle Center,
s. Wednesday and Thursday.
L Geo. McColloch, of Rushsylvania, was he
Tuesday.
The funeral service of Miss Vada Coli
10 was held at the home, Thursday, at 10 a.
Rev. Huston, officiating. Interment in t
IN Huntsville cemetery. A large audience W
no in attendance.
Base ball game here, probably, next Tue
day, between Bellefontaine and Huntsville.
oo Our Township Commencement will be he
on Friday evening, June 2, at this place.
a. AL Coulter came back from Coldwat,
Michigan, last Tuesday.
Farmers are still planting corn.
u. f. Jones was called home from his Plat
vi burg visit, Tuesday, in order that Charl
Day, who was acting for him in the railw
IL Office here, might be sent as an extra
Springfield, Wednesday.
20 John Nichols, wife and daughter, and o.
On Golfer, returned from Coldwater Michigs
Tuesday. They had been there several wee
III finishing up Mr. MS contract
er 81. &. Gretchen visited Columbus, on bu
ness, this week.
a1 Huntsville schools closed Tuesday with
grand picnic in Carroll's grove. About
u.s. were present. A good dinner was one of
er' indispensibles, and swings and games w
lenjoyed. Prof. Day has served us faithful
s. and we are 10th to see him go from our serv
and take chances on an equal unknown gu;
w. tity, in the person Of another Superintende
on' Almost frost again, these nights.
F. Jones, railway agent, visited Plattsbu
's- Saturday, for a few days. He left Char
Day protein official. SIN-NEl
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