The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-06-16
HUNTSVILLE,

HUN lStlLLE.
Prof. Mehl, our new school superintendent, |
Is now one of us. occupying the A. ]. Neff
property on Fruit street.
Mr.. Tedford, Presbyterian, preached the
Memorial sermon OF the K. OF Ps. here, last
Sunday. 4
CEvangelist Swearingen closed weeks meet
ing Sabbath evening. He is a sound talker
and made a better impression as his hearers
learned more OF him, l. e. she bears acquaint-
ance"
Liberty, are guests of her parents, William
Cousin and wife.
Mrs. Nj. Lippincott is expected home from
her visit to- Lone Rock, Wis, early next week.
A few from this vicinity attended the Box
well graduating exercises at Bellefontaine,
Saturday.
Weather has been very cool for the few days
and nights.
W. F. knight spent the front" part Of this
| week, at West Mansfield.
@. P. and Mrs. Bigley returned Monday even
| ing from visit to their old home in Rising
Sun, Wood county.
Mrs Geo. Alloway has been great sufferer
| from neuralgia.
g. j. Moon, Winchester. Ind, is the guest of
T. F. Carroll, at this writing.
Ton. Dun came home last week from Madi-
son county, and returned, last Monday.
| Gill Kitchens was the only one who went to
Cincinnati on last Sundays excursion from
here.
Miss Georgia Coulter is spending her vaca-
| tion with her mother here.
Rea Reid, of DeGraff, visited here Sunday.
viii Stephenson has thrown up the restau-
rant business, and is working in Belle Centre
1 mic md 20 Tn
son Centre, Sunday.
Jos. Parrot and family came.home Tuesday
from several weeks visit to Good Hope, Fay
cite county. Virgil Crosby came with them
for a visit.
We had some fine showers this week.
i Grape vines, not killed last winter, are load
ed with fine fruit.
J. F. Nagle and lady, of Kenton, visited
the McCleary relatives here.
Isaac Neer has returned to Chicago, after
la short visit here.
| OConnor Bros. bought the stone from the
old bridge near L. T. Emery's and has hired
Ernie Miller to have it to their farm.
Frisk Bigley has gone back to Rising Sun.
G. P. Bigley was called to occupy the N
lG.'s chair in the 1. O. o. F. Lodge at his old
home, Saturday evening"
| Archibald D. Walker, OF Bellefontaine, has
bought Frank Potees property here, and viii
become one Of us soon.
Huntsville News changed hands last week
Prof. Day being purchaser. Wilson, predeces
sor, will go to Vanceburg, KY.
One Of the most interesting affairs of oul
| community was the M. E. Conference helt
here, Monday and i uesday of this week. The
preachers began to come in on the morn
ing train and continued to arrive until they
aggregated wives, and all told, about 100. The
sessions were quite interesting, a full account
of which will be published by Conference Com
mittee. So we will not enter into detail.
closed Tuesday evening with rousing tenn
perence lecture by Presiding Elder Whitlock
who dealt the whisky traffic some "Jeffery'
blows as he expressed it. He was frequently
applauded and did not hesitate to sbeard tn
3 the lion in his den," even If he took refug'
under the Presidents chair. Collect the up
right of all parties and form Temperance
ticket, which will drive the saloon into tn
I sea is the inevitable remedy, said he.
IEA sister of Mrs. Jesse Short Is gcest at tn
Short home here.
!. Huntsville balrclub was defeated at Belle
u fontaine, Tuesday, by 13 to II.
Charley Cline, Of North Greenfield, was her
: Wednesday.
Barlow Brothers will exhibit here again o.
| Jne ZlSC lnSC.
Jim Dun, Jim Dunl
Mrs. Charles Rhodes and two children @
y Hudson, Michigan, are still guests of he
: parents.
Stewart Fullerton is about to embellish hi
. barn, by adding a new shed. G. NJ. Erskint
X probable architect.
s Raspberries coming on rapidly.
II L. 7. Emery. OF New Richland, transacte
: business here Tuesday evening.
Tony Born on deck; lively as a cricket.
Mrs. E. w. Glow and her mother Mrs Smitl
returned from their Marysville trip, yestel
day.
~ Mrs. Court Campbell, of indianapolis, wa
l. here Wednesday.
s. Mrs, DIR. Rob Carroll, OF indianapolis,
D. visiting here.
p Mrs. James McCurdy returned from a Wis
to Kenton, Wednesday.
John Wallace came home from Monmouth
Illinois, Wednesday, where he has been a
tending school for some months.
Misses Sue and Alice Parker, of Bellefol
E. taine, were the guests of the Misses Wallac
over Sunday.
$ The Lile-Park suit of rights of possessio
ID of the tile property still continues. Tuesda
Mr. Lille brought Officer Kennedy from Ricl
N land, to disposses Mr.. Park. But Park can
'e here, telephoned his attorneys, and Kenned
put off proceedings for the time being.
LATER-Kennedy returned and set Park
ell goods out and took possession, Wednesday.
SINNED.