The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-09-22
BELLECENTER.

James Smith, the carver in the plan
ing mill, had the thumb and two fingers
of his right hand taken off in the wood
worker, last week. He has large
family dependent upon him for support,
and it is pity that he had no accident
insurance. A rich man can afford not
to carry insurance, but poor man can
not.
Isaac Roebuck, a respected citizen of
the township, died at his home, on
Wednesday, and was buried in Fair
view cemetery, on Thursday. He had
been in poor health lor several months.
DIR. j. C. Banning's new house on
east Main street will add greatly to the
looks of the street. 1t is expected that
the building will be completed about
the first of December.
Mrs. Charles Glasgow, Of Bellevue,
returned to her home, Wednesday.
Miss Florence Glasgow is slowly i'm
proving, and Mrs. A. F. Glasgow re-
mains about in the same condition.
Their many friends hope that the entire
| family will soon recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alice Bruner, of Me-
chanicsburg, are visiting friends in the
community. They have the sympathies
of their old neighbors and friends in
the death of their youngest daughter.
Charles Wagner entered the State
University, last week, and reports a
large attendance and a good school.
The new Dean, Rev. Thompson, D. D.,
is an ideal instructor, and is the Presi-
dent of the Ohio S. S. Association.
We are to have music taught in our
school, this year. This will be good
addition, and the efforts of the principal
to have this study added to the course,
should be appreciated by the patrons
of the school. There will be four en-.
tertainments given in the interests o1
this during the year, and now is the
time to purchase your tickets.
| There will be communion services al
the United Presbyterian church or
Sabbath. The preparatory services
will be held on Friday evening ant
Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Rev. Edgar P
Smith will conduct the service on Sat
urday afternoon.
i We are glad to note that Rev. Sulli
van is appointed pastor of the M. E
church for this year, and rejoice witt
his congregation in the re-appointment
The Rev. and his wife did good worl
! here last year, and the congregation
to be congratulated on their re-appOint
ment.
Rev. Critics of Shreve who is wei
, known here was married to lady a
Millersburg about two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ramsey re
turned from Rome, N. Y. on Wednes
, day evening, where Mr.. Ramsey wa
receiving meical treatment. We ar
glad to note that Mr.. Ramsey receives
+ much benefit. and hopes soon to b.
, entirely well.
ri Mrs. M. Gordon and daughter Mar
have been visiting friends at Eas
, Liberty.
p We are glad to note that the peopl
are taking more interest in the Count
+ Fair this year than usual, and man
of our people are arranging to attend
and also make exhibits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell, O
Atlanta, are spending their honeymoon
here at Mr.. James Campbell's. w
extend congratulations to the youn,
couple.
Luther, the youngest child of MI
and Mrs. Samuel Robinson died Wed
nesday evening of membranous CROP
| The child was 25 months old, and
great favorite in the home. The. fu
neral service is held today and conduct
, ed by the pastor, Rev. E. P. Elcock.
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