The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-11-14
HUNTSVILLE.
Quail hunting.
ZELA,

QudlI uuubluR.
1t is reported that Geo. Reed just
west of here, had load of corn stolen
out of his crib, Friday night.
The M. E. folks made $12 election
day, by serving dinner.
Harve Funk was reported accident
ally shot by hunters, while husking
corn. 1t is mistake.
Jake Linson and family spent most of
the week at Frank Potee's, near West
Mansfield.
Bulkhead school has chicken pox.
Carp have been taken quite freely at
the reservoir, and are sold very cheap.
E. A. Linson and wife visited his
brother George, near West Mansfield,
Friday and Saturday, and hunted quail.
Mrs. Samantha Bailey has rented her
farm to Mr.. Heminger, who will take
possession in about two months.
Frank Kemper has gone in with Billy
Tudor in the barber business, and the
Bob Young room is vacant.
Mrs. Marl Gillenwaters and children
returned Saturday from an extended
visit to her parents, in Fayette county.
Noah Puterbaugh was called to Day.
ton, Saturday, to attend his mothers
funeral.
Geo. Reeder and Henry Kanie, o.
Raymond, Union county, visited Mr.,
Reeder's sister, Mrs. Al. johnson, al
the reservoir last Friday, and took in
the fishing.
Election generally believed to have
gone Republican in this quarter of the
''moral vineyard.
"Pi" Miller, Henry Bidwell and Har
ditch near Lewistown.
AL. Coulter returned from Quincy,
Mich, Saturday, where he has been in
the employ of John Nichols, architec1
in steel and iron.
Ivo Reed of Quincy, was over here
Sunday to see her.
Mrs. Smith, last week received some
nice flowers from her son-in-law, Clar
ence Hill, of Grand Rapids.
Mr.. Stickney has returned from
Wood county.
The M. E. congregation have plan
ned revival service here, to begiI
next Sunday Nov. 19, conducted by ths
pastor. Everybody invited.
On Friday evening Nov. II, an Apron
| Social will be held at the home of G. w
Cook, one half mile east of Huntsville
Everybody cordially invited.
The boys from ''South West" CAM
up to see their girls again last Sunda!
night. All! Dewey see9
Mrs. Dughman is quite ill.
Now is the time to subscribe for tn,
/ oil pannhlinans o1
wool, yard wide. See Sin-ned or an,
to your homes semi-weekly.
Gene Miller has been on the sick lis
for some time.
Last Sabbath was a beautiful day.
Thanksgiving holiday next.
All yes! this is meteor week. DON
git skeered and Susan-Side.
Mr.. John Ritchie, of West Liberty
spent Tuesday the guest of his siste
Mrs. Coulter here,
| The usual church services were he'll
here Sunday in all the churches.
Feed is high and farmers refuse t
sell until spring when it is expected t
reach ''high tide" After they fee
through the winter, they will know bet
ter how much to spare.
| Charlie Crosby and wife, spent
couple of days fishing at our popula
resort,
Charlie Tarbutton expects to go t.
Findlay to work soon.
| Emmett Glow and wife visited Geo
McCollock's at Rushsylvauia Sunday.
| Mr.. A. w. Sanderson agent for tn
| Aetna Insurance Co., came last weel
and adjusted the Aetna's share of los
in the recent Horn fire. Settlemen
Sl6S 26. Local Agt. N. H. Bailey ais,
settled the Phoenix interest in same loss
| for $7S. Both were satisfactory. 1
was insured in Bailey Agency here.
S. L. Horns barn at Bulkhead il
about finished.
Curfew next.
A jeweler shop is a new convenience
here.
E. A. Linson has been sued for $500
by johnson Dickinson, over some pro
ceeding in the Parks tile case, Linsor