The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-18
LAKE RIDGE.
Fishing at Its Level Best-Live Min.
nows and Misses the Favorite
Bait.

Ohio's great central resort; Amer
ica's scenic masterpiece; the worlds
greatest sunsets; and where the weird
and wonderful works of the Master are
everywhere.
The Joel Easton party now occupies
the big white cottage. Are they having
a good time? Well!
The o. K. Reams party came We'd
nesday.
Hugh Runyon and party still hold the
fort.
The Winfield Scott party pitched
tents Tuesday. Winfield tried it at
Put-in-Bay and didn't like it, so he
returned to his first love.
The Waynesfield young ladies fled
into space leaving hole in some of the
boys hearts as big as gourds. 1t is
rumored that two of the party and two
of the Springfield boys are engaged.
They were seen walking nightly in the
poplars.
The Kitchen cottage shows signs of
life every once in a while and twice in
a while when Geo. Antrim is at large.
Fishing is at its level best.
The new boats are very attractive
and forty more are under construction.
Mrs. A. M. Lee was in to arrange for
the Fehl Reunion, the last Thursday in
August.
The pure white coon and three black
babies playing at large, is quite an
attraction.
Mr.. Terrence, of Terrence & Fulton,
Bellecenter, is of the cottageites, and
will be for several days.
Intoxicants forbidden the grounds.
''Mother is dead" was the pathetic
report of our utility man (Mr. George
Line), Tuesday morning. So he is away
attending to the last sad rites.
John Roehm, Police Judge, of Day
ton, Ohio, and wife, are roehming about
the grounds.
Mrs. John Foley, of Springfield, left
three hundred dollars under her pillow,
went away and stayed over night at a
friends and never expected to see il
again, but to her great delight the
chambermaid handed it to her intact on
her return.
The Mayor and his wife and four
interesting boys went away for brie1
stay, Wednesday. They went home
Through the lane and the katydids.
Burt Easton, handsome and compan.
ionable, will be at home with his folks
at Lake Ridge, for the coming two Oh
three weeks. What a chance is here
girls, for walk through the willows
Charlie Folsom has been making
additions and cleaning up for the past
three weeks. He was washing windows
yesterday. The egg hatched today
Mrs. Charlie Folsom arrived today with
Miss Mary Pennock from Cassopolis
Mich, the Misses Avis and Leila Pen
mock from Earlham, Indiana, and Mis-:
Belle Folsom, of Lima.
Another new camp from Wapak. 1.
there anybody left in the town?
Zanesfield is well represented here
this week and will be for two weeks tt
come.
They are having lots of fun with o
Shaw, of the Cincinnati Post. Among
other things the ladies filled his boa
seat cushion with croquet balls an(
then told their husbands Mr.. Shaw
who is little eccentric-was trying tt
hatch 'em out.
Lake View took most of the old vets
5 the 10th, but the young folks could no
! resist the willow way and the tome ant
, epitome of the poplar's sway. Boat
glided on the lake, bands played, bal
looms foated in the air and joy ant
l mirth reigned everywhere.
Later. All the old vets came bacl
from Lake View and brought lots NOR
l with them, swelling the Huntsville da
t crowd from fifteen to eighteen hundred
One of our balloons they report as hav
ing gone right over Lake View.
> BLACK BASS.