The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-09-01
PERSONAL NOTES.

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Mr.. Leister JoHantgen went to Lon.
don, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. johnson are in
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Mr.. Dennis Denny will enjoy next
week at the State Fair.
Harry Kerr has returned from a visit
with relatives in Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Emrey left this
morning for Philadelphia.
Mr.. Arthur McCracken has returned
to his studies in Indianapolis.
Miss Minnie Nevin is attending
millinery openings in Pittsburg.
Rev. J. M. Kelley, of Findlay, visited
friends in this city, this week.
Mrs. Gorton Scarf and Miss Ida Bar
nett went to Dayton, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer, of Zanesfeld
will visit Philadelphia, next week.
Mr.. Walter Roebuck and femily have
returned from an outing at Put-in-Bay.
Miss Florence Butler will leave for
Boston, Sept. 10, for the study of music.
Mrs. Charles Stelzig returned yes
terday to her home in Louisville, KY.
Grocers George Carr and Grant Nc
Millen leave for New York City, Mon
day.
Mrs. Dennis Denny will attended the
wedding of friend in Delaware, next
week.
Mr.. Frank McCracken of the Ex-
aminer was in Columbus the first of the
week.
Mrs. Clara Smith of Marion Indiana
visited friends and relatives in this
viciuity.
Miss Stewart Simpson, of Scranton,
Pa, is the guest of Miss Leigh Jo-
Hantgen.
McEldin DUN and family and CON-
pany have returned from an outing at
the Sault.
Misses Bess Miller and Ola Kautz-
man went to Tiffin, yesterday, for 10
days visit.
Mrs. Sue Thrift left Wednesday to
take a position in Wittenberg college
dormitories.
The Editor of the REPUBLICAN and
Mrs. Campbell leave this evening for
Philadelphia.
Rev. G. A. Madison went to Xenia,
yesterday, to attend the meeting of the
Baptist Union.
Miss Nellie Baterman leaves next
week for Cleveland where she teaches
in Public schools.
Mrs. ]. s. Van Hise returned Wed.
nesday from visit with Mrs. Carrie
Rowe in Buffalo.
Miss Mary Kennedy and Miss Maud
Fichthorn are guests of Mrs. Carrie
Agerter, in Lima.
Mr.. II. M. Daley leaves this morn
ing, for Woodstown, New Jersey, to
vlSlt MS uaugnter.
Mrs, Jennie Jordan returned last ev
ening, from a visit to her daughter
Mrs. Curry, at Hillsboro.
Mr.. Ed. Campbell of Monroe town
ship, left this morning, for Petoskey
Michigan, to visit his mother.
Miss Sue Fitzsimmons who has beer
the guest of her cousin Miss May
Cushing returned to Cleveland yester
day.
We had pleasant call from Mr.. E
E. Nafus, Tuesday, as he was on hi'
way to open his new headquarters a
Detroit,
Miss Fannie Adams, of Los Angeles
California, is visiting her grandmother
Mrs. E. Bennett, on East Sandusky
avenue.
Miss S. M. Young is visiting relatives
in Troy, New York, and will atten(
millinery openings in New York City
next week.
Mrs. Secrist and daughter, Miss Julia
who have been the guests of Mrs. I. N
Gearing, returned to West Chester
yesterday.
| Miss Bertha Rausenberger leave:
this morning for a few weeks visit with
relatives in New York City, and t.
attend millinery openings.
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Gov. Marquis went to GAINESVILLE bu
he could not wait until the convention
adjourned. Is it possible that so goot
a democrat does not love Mclean.
Mrs. Caroline Beelman, Mrs. Carrie
Bell and little daughter returned yes
terday from visit of several week.
with Mrs. Mary Bull, in Scranton, Pa
J. w. Ansley has resigned his position
with Mast, Foos & Co., and accepted ,
position with the South Bend Chilled
Plow Co., and will make his head
quarters at Columbus. His family will
shortly move there.
Letters were received yesterday from
Mr.. A. Jay Miller and Mr.. Emer.
Wilson, from Glasgow. Jay was sea
sick for several days, but Emery go
over without any trouble. Jay won
ders what he went so far from home for
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