The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-02-03

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IN account of scarlet fever.
Oaly a part of the school committees
visited schools in our township. Thurs
lay. The others will before the 20 prox.
Children under IL. are prohibited, by |
An ordinance, from congregating in put
lie, until the epidemic has abated.
Park Watson, of Grand Rapids. Mich,
visited the family home near here, last I
week.
Mrs. Rebeccs Lockhart, of Bellefon.
taine was inferred in the Harrod ceme-
terv, near here.
E thu Richards is just convalescing
from his first attack of lagrippe.
D. Denny is looking eharply after his
Commissioner chances.
Frank Dughman has had lagrippe hare,
for his brother is.filling his place on the
Ry. section.
Mrs. James StigRles is recovering.
Means mill has been running quite
steady all winter.
VIM. Park still sells few tile at the
Lilies place, just west of here.
Mrs. Mary McOleary is in bad health
at her son, Fosse's.
Miss Belle McOleary is still in Kenton,
at her sisters, Mrs. Naugle's.
Council. School Boards, and Orchestra
meetings regularly, but literary of Fri
day nights. What is the matter with it
Bro. Day? Is our town retrogradink in
a literary point-of view?
Rob't Renick's little child, who is
about three years old. has scarlet fever.
John Herring and Joe Golden, just
west of here, have scarlet fever ia their
families.
Hosac Cooks daughter has scarlet
fever, and their school ct chipmunk was
dismissed the first of this week, on that
account.
Elmer Bsnshoff, who fell from q tree
and broke leg, about two weeks ago, is
improving.
Mart Shaul has gotten day job in the
Means factory here, and Walter Boges is
on as night watchman in his place.
A street fakir feeced q couple of our
citizens on the street here, Saturday
morning, in sale of worthless watches
and brass chains. Why does the Mayor
allow such thieves to operate under our
very noses. for the sake of . dollar OF
two in our corporation pocketbook? Is
is economy?
Rev. Tedford and wife were over in
Richland township, Saturday, looking
after his fl ock in that corner.
Some stinging weather last week and
this.
D. W. Riley has to date. trapped "a
muskrats, one rsccoon and one skunk.
We would hardly think there are &C
many wild "varmints" left in Logan
county.
Bob. Dowell, of Kenton, spent Sunday
here.
Sam. Robb and Bert Coulter went
back to Lima Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elihu Linson has bad lsgrippe.
Rsv. Frank McKinnon, of Belle Cen
Centre. filled the M. E pulpit here, Sun
day, Smith, Of that church, exchanging
with him.
Rubart, former editor here, has chang
ed his plumage and declares for temper
ance. Wonder how long it will last?
VIM. Park and daughter Anna, wer'
at Alger, Sunday and Monday, visiting
relatives.
A most brutal affair occurred here las
Monday evening, about o'clock, il
which Geo. W. Clements, of Cherokee
was seriously if not fatally hurt. Tn
details, as we understand them, ar
about as follows: Clements was dow
cellar at Young's saloon, intoxicated. b.
sat there in sleepy harmless state
when Pete Stevenson, q noted tough
picked quarrel. followed George out tt
the street corner and struck him owe
the eyes with some weapon, crushing il
his nose. He was taken home and j
still in daz I'D condition. Stevenson
was locked up over night, when b
waived examination before Mayor BIN
ell, who bound him over. Marshal Wat
kins Immediately took him to Bsllefon
taine j all. Clements may die.
Ethel May, three year old daughter Q
Joshua Tudor. died Monday morning. a
a. M, of scarlet fever. Intermsnt tn
same afternoon at Huntsville cemetery
Private funeral.
Rsv. Kimmelehu, of Xenia Seminary
preached for the U P. congregation here
last Sabbath.
The natural gas street lights, make
very great improvement over the oil,
regime.
F. P. Kerr has improved the lightin
of the Postoffice, by putting in the lat
style easonline generator.
: William Irwin's horse scared at tn
cars, Tuesday, at Belllefontaine, and raj
away, doing slight damage. SIN-NED.