The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24

.he 30th day of this month. He is in
has been in i'll health for some time,
but he still trudges over his farm.
The brick work on the K. of P. build
ing is progressing nicely.
John Armstrong lost fine mare
Thursday on his farm west OF the vii |
lage.
Hon. Warren G. Harding, of Marion,
candidate for State Senator, and Hon.
Clay Huston, of Bellefontaine, made
excellent speeches in the hall here last
Thursday evening, touching upon all
the issues of the campaign. Mr.. Hard
ing is making fair fight for the sena-
torship, and should be given an over
whelming majority on Nov. I. The
hall was'well filled. The music by the
rendered. and the selections of Mr..
Cushman on his guitar were fine. Mr.
f. o. Batch, chairman of the Repub-
lican Executive Committee, of the
county, was also present. 1t was, to
say the least, an instructive and success
full meeting. Mr. Brugler, acting CEN
tral committeeman, and f. o. Batch
are to be commended for the success of
the meeting, and on November Perry
township will give Nash and the other
candidates on the Republican ticket
big majority.
A. B. Pugsley and wife visited
friends near Marysville, Sunday.
Preaching at the Church of Christ
tomorrow evening by Rev. Stahl.
David Smith, of Pickrelltown, says
East Liberty is a healthy village, but
he still persists in calling at DR..
Smiths.
Miss Hazel Richards returned home
from Bellefontaine, Saturday, where
she has been working at her aunt's.
Messrs. Daniel and Haines Hatcher
have returned from d visit in Indian
apolis.
c. Phillips, of Middleburg, has rent
| ed ]. B. Bush s farm east of town.
DR.. Garwood, of Milford Center, has
moved into the Amspoker property.
We are informed that he intends to
open a drug store here in the near fu-
ture, a much needed addition to our
city.
| Protracted meeting will begin at the
Church of Christ, Wednesday, Novem,
Der s. Everybody invited to attend.
A family from Marion will move into
the Rev. Skidmore property. We die
not learn the name.
Mrs. Dennis, wife Of the editor of the
Star, has been visiting in Ashley.
G. James has returned after weeks
visit in Athens county.
Mrs. E. J. Wallace is visiting hel
son in Columbus.
Miss Minnie Taylor, nurse in tn,
Hamer Hospital, visited her mothel
and sister, Mrs. r. P. Wooley, Sunday
A. B. Pugsley shoes horses that ar,
brought from Marion and Kenton, TO
Interfering.
Mrs. Leister, of Bellefontaine, visit
ed her father here last week.
r. F. johnson has a Bump on hi
farm from Marysyille.
We are thankful to those person
who handed US so many items of inter
est this week. Come again, everyon
who has anything of interest and han
it to Old Eagle.
Miss Cora Atkinson visited Miss Or
Wilson Saturday night and Sunday.
Cash Asher is visiting his nephew
|, Harry Asher, in Iu1aIG, Mitbigan.
Mrs. Lillian Lynch, of Indiana, VIII
has been visiting her father, Mr.. Tho:
Flack, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Bird of nea
Mt. Victory, visited with Mr.. Esli Be
len, Sunday; also Mr.. Charles Smit
: and Mr.. Job Everingham and wives.
The Union County Commissioner
4 were here last Saturday, after som
! stone from Mr.. Belts quarry. Pro-
! poets are good for selling % or so cal
0 of crushed stone. Mr.. Belt has a fin
!, quarry, and we would like to see hil
do good business.
Mrs. Louis Courier and son of Zane
e field, were the guests of the Misst
d Patrick.
p Mr.. r.. Bidwell spent few days
:. Lake View and New hampshire.
u Mr.. M. G. Robson, of West Man
e field, shipped first car load of no!
Il from here, Thursday.
Mr. o. Kerns will handle several C;
e loads of hay from here, soon.