The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-04-11
COUNTY NEWS.
EAST LIBERTY.

trial through the sickness and death
of our dear little daughter.
Mrs. Eta Everingham is on the sick
list.
The scarlatina is dying out and no
one need be afraid to come to town.
Rev. Harris preached an excellent
sermon in the Disciple church Sunday.
Mr.. William Orr moved into A. B.
Pugsley's property, Monday.
Uncle Jas. Wooley, of Ills, visited
Mr.. r. P. Wooley's family, last week.
Mrs.. A. B. Pugsley is suffering with
catarrh of the throat.
The merchants of our city report an
excellent Spring trade and they have
some fine goods.
Mr.. o. E. VanVoorhees has moved to
Middleburg.
Miss Mary May, of West Mansfield,
was the guest of Miss Lou, Lippencott,
| last week.
Henry Townsend has sold his stock
of goods and will move to Toledo, o.
Mr.. r. P. Wooley went to Redwood,
Saturday.
Another new grocery in town, Mr..
Eli Bolen proprietor. ''Get't there Eli. -
| The Star is a credit to our village
and deserves a large circulation. May
it still twinkle.
The last lecture of the course was
given last Friday evening, by Rev. H.
G. Jameson, of Delaware, Ohio.
The Aid Societies are to be com
mended for their efforts in securing
such able lecturers as have been here.
We hope they will repeat these tactics
next year.
J. M. Reymer moved into the prop
erty Monday, that he lately purchased
of VIM. johnson.
Some of our sports went to the Res
ervoir, Monday, to shoot ducks.
Frank Gwynn closed his school at Nc
10 last Friday.
Miss Kate Smith entertained lady
friends last Thursday. @
The ladies of the Aid Society of the
M. E. church will have quilting al
Mrs. Freer's tomorrow.
Philip Sharp, one of our timers, lef
Monday, for Mattoon, ILL.,, to work il
the car shops. <llses
David Spain, wife and daughter, Ber
nice, of North Lewisburg, were thu
guests of Henry Townsend, over Sunday
Township officers were elected Apri
g, as follows: Trustee, G.. M. Vanhy
ming; Treasurer, F. c. Hamilton; Con
stable, Geo. w. Parr; Assessor and
P, 2. Laporte.
Mr.. Patterson is improving his hous'
by new roof.
Three car loads of bricks will arriv
here this week, and L. Lane, P. H
Thomas and Miss Catharine Smith vii
place sidewalks in front of their resi-
dences. Also, F. G. Hamilton will plac
one around the brick store room occu
pied by ]. G. Jaques, our dry good
man, and one will be placed on tw
: sides of the hall and some street cross
ings will be made. This speaks we
for the citizens of our village, shown
that they want improvements. Let tn
2 good work continue.
3 New streets will be opened. On
7 from California street west to the cemt
Z terry road, another from North Greer
: field pike eastward to West Mansfiel
pike. Uriah Mann will do the surve,
ing this week.
% Gus Atha answers to the call of pate
It's boy.
,s Names of those going to the reserve
# Monday morning: Web Everinghar
70 J. B. Devore, Milt Green, Eli Bole
n Tip Hemphill and Walk Embrey.
+al Sam Louden was at Lewisburg, Su
9 day.
,s Dolph Cooksey and wife visited frien
g. in Lewisburg, over Sunday.
lv The drug store having been sold,
q G. Lane will keep some fine samples
wall paper at reasonable prices.
O. Leroy Benton shipped another C
o+ load of fine horses to Pittsburg, l;
of Saturday.
os Ella Patrick closed her school ne
,s Pickreltown, Tuesday.
Eleven teachers from here were
10 attendance at the teachers bi montl
at the county seat, last Saturday.
or F. c. Hamilton will have the fl
tv north of the alley between the
tv pixies surveyed and plated into
To- and will offer them for sale at reas
of able prices. These are fine buildi
20. sites, and he is to be commended
ps trying to improve the. village in off
ing these. Who will be the next
start some improvement.
col OLD EAGLE