The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-25
LAKE RIDGE

Our man of the tongs says you may ,
ut the "n'' where you please, a-n-ice {
nan.
The Bevis cottage will be occupied
" Mr.. Easton and friends until the 9TH,
~ Mr.. Gray, of Lima, until the 18th,
md by Mr.. Krippendorf, the ladies'
hoe man of Cincinnati, until the Both.
This is as far as it is engaged for the
present.
The water is low and fish are at your
mercy. Show reason for the fish that |
is or ought to be in you and take no
more than you need.
Camp Great Scott, as the steamer
states, has whole reams of good cheer
and is gaining an enviable reputation
for entertaining. The people report
pleasant nightly visits.
Camp Jackson has had almost daily
visitors from Springfield and at times
the capacity of their four rooms is test
ed to the utmost. They have caught
but I believe we have agreed to pass
that up.
The Eastons have full house all the
time.
The little cottage in the south woods
is never long without visitors. The
Kitchen is clean an trim.
The four Cincinnati families in
evans Place" have entertainment
enough of their own.
The preacher that delivered the SER
mon, Sunday, was handicapped by the
goats eating his manuscript.
Miss Belle Dickinson came out to see
the Ada people.
Mr.. w. r. Kidd, of the Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune, desires to say to
you that he is stopping at the only
hotel in northern Ohio.
Chess contests are taking up good
deal of the attention in the hotel court.
They do say Indian Lake is where
the big ones lay.
The surplus catch of bass at the hotel
| is sufficient to feed the guests. Some
80 odd. 50 in point of fact.
c.. c. Pickering, Clerk of Supreme
Court, of Columbus, Ohio, and three
friends, are among the guests at the
hotel.
A nice camp of Mechanics, just in
from Mechanicsburg, all single boys
feel chagrined because the Ada party
of girls, nearby, brought their beauA
along.
A gay camp party is here from Ada
Ohio, all young couples, sixteen. Ever
the chaperones are young
Young and wife. He was married i'm
mediately following his last tril
through the trees. Says the willows
did it, the dear old willows, and low
cooling in lovers lane.
| DIR. Ort, President of Wittenberl
College, and three friends, are back
The DR.. lost fine string of bass ant
while mourning his loss, they got en-
tangled with his anchor chain and b.
drew them up. The DR.. Ort to b
happy.
E. S. Worthington took a Hazzar
Atwater, you know, and what they di
to the bass, but then
A chance to be a camp bell. Wher
, are there two brighter, handsomer boy
, than Ned and Hal Campbell?
i. The Reams party did not come a
, announced, but it will be o. K. today
If you live within eight miles thi
announcement is superfuous. Mis-
Belle Dickinson is still with the Ad
lpeople. Did I say still?
Our band still discourses sweet musi.
The Ada people march nightly to tn
firing of cannon and strumming of gu
tars.
Winfield Scott has a penchant fo
laughter and when it comes to quakin
Mauna Loa isn't in it.
, Mr.. E. G. Dinner, of Dayton,
spreading CONSERVATION among til
guests with his hideous kissing bu
sent him from the Philippines. Yo
fought to see it.
q Look out for pictures. Two artis
from Winters Art Co., Springfield
Z Ohio, are here, taking pictures. The
respective salaries are eight dOllal
J. per day.
J, Two violincelloists have been adde
O to our band. "Beat the band?" Ye
:. of course.
ol The Rodgers reunion occurring tt
e same day of the picnicking Roundhea
e Sunday Schools swelled the gatherir
b to crowd
s. Jason Manchester, wife and mothe
IL were over, Wednesday.
u James A. Kirk, owner and manag,
= = of Lake Side Park, Dayton, Ohio, al
son, are among the recent arrivals.
E. w. Murphy, manager of the Ci
cinnati gymnasium, has come to vie
the wonders of Lake Ridge.
BLACK BASS.