The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-03-28
COUNTY NEWS.
HUNTSVILLE,

1O~lSViLLE.
On Monday last, Burt, Frank and Joe |
McLees had an upset from their buggy
while near Bellefontaine. No serious
damage, only a nervous shock.
The boys now have the laugh on Geo.
Wynn. He lately bought horse and
last Friday evening, started out for a
ride accompanied by Mrs. Homer
Campbell, who was going a short dis
tance, his way. When opposite Isaac
Young's, in the south part of town, the
horse SHE'D and tipped the buggy, and
Geo. gave an exhibition of tumbling
down the bank. He held on to the
strings however and no damage occur
red beyond the breaking of a shaft.
Hal c. Dolan, of Wapakoneta, is WIS.,
iting his parents here. He is doing
the artist in Auglaize county with good
success. w. A. Thomas, musician, is
visiting with him.
These moves are soon to be made:
Geo. Clements will come to the Carroll
building here soon, as Robt. Reed goes
to DeGraff. DR.. Mcconnell will sue
ceed Clements, James Nichols succeeds
Mcconnell and Steve Nichols moves on
the Miller lot when James leaves.
Mrs. Dawson now uses crutch-the
result of a sprain.
Delmer Evans is getting weaker
every day.
Charley Day is now operator pro tenn
at Springfield.
Hunters are coming to the ''pond''
| right along this month.
Clarence Gretchen moves to his farm
east of here today. Dan1 Bowen sue
ceeds him.
James Coulter bought the old Gala
boose, and Saturday moved it on his
farm for an out-building.
A. w. Roush was given surprise
dinner at the close of his school.
Clark Reames opened his new ice
cream parlor in Rude's building, last
Saturday evening. Five gallons ot
cream did not meet the demand. The
band and orchestra were present, and
the rooms crowded the entire evening
A bakery will be run in connection an6
he will have first class accommodation.
this summer.
Henry Neff will move from Charles
Anstine's property to Chris Swartz'
house south Of here. Chris moves t.
West Liberty, to work in saw mill.
| Next Monday, Spring election.
Three or more inches of the beauti
full snow fell Friday night, but did no
stay long.
J. B. Rude has lately had anothe
attack of dizziness.
Ben Morris, of the D. & L. N. r. R.
was in our village Friday evening. Fl
has lay off for short time.
Frank Polls has been quite ill.
Curtis Collins got a position in a
Insane Asylum at Dayton. and left fo
there Wednesday evening.
John Swan was quite sick last Frida
and Saturday.
Harry Watkins was home from Ken
ton last week sick.
M. K. Knight has been suffering yer
much from an inflamed eye.
Iva and Rea Reid and Ernest Carte
are running hotel at DeGraff.
Montgomery and Carroll were reelec
: ed school board members.
Mrs. Thomas Morris, of our villag,
had the third stroke of paralysis, FIR
: day afternoon. She is seriously i'll an
: her recovery is not expected. Later
She is recovering.
A. w. Wilder, of Bellefontaine,
opening up repair shop in part of
w. CLOVIS blacksmith shop. He
putting in small engine and shaftin
: for belts for emery wheel, etc., and wi
do any thing in the line of repairing
He lives in Mrs. Skidmore's property
h Three unknown planets, possib
meteors of the third magnitude. fro
y vicinity of the Southern Dipper, hay
lately been seen in our solar syster
. But as it is somewhat black at the hol
of their visitation, their identity is n
n certainly matter of exact astron
mical computation. Three young lat
II astronomers here may be able to t.
when next they will be in perihillion.
y Uncle Sammy Hover is still in po
:. health.
Communion services were obser
ed at the Presbyterian church, Sa
~ bath, Rev. Tedford officiating.
were added. The revival servic
IN closed Friday evening, previously.
Communion at the M. E. churc
also, Rev. Anderson, officiating. Nc
ic day evening Conference meeting W
held, Rev. Whitlock officiating.
Mt Mack Willoby is in qoor health.
The robin getteth in her song ear
these Spring mornings. The candids
worketh early and late.
lv VIM. McKinnon, ST., is in very pt
Dir health. SIN-NED
e. e. e. FREE WANT C0LUMI