The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-09-29
Emperor William Puts His Foot In
1t Again, Also 400 Pounds
AVOirdupOiS.

Snore? The man that slept in 10 last
night struck knot and thought his
saw would go all to pieces.
w. r Kemper, of The Patterson Tool
& Supply Co. of Dayton, O., is one of
the most pleasant of the Dayton comers
and leaves warm welcome here.
Is it right to hook things? say fish?
Jacob Dunston fastens his minnows
on with corkscrew.
The water is so low in the reservoir
and the bass have congregated to such
an extent in Indian Lake, that they hit
against the oars in rowing, also great
many jump into boats. Mr.. Francis, OF
Arcanum, had a three FOUNDER jump in
his boat, Sunday.
Closing gradually. Going down cas-
lily with all sails set. House full and
grounds full.
Nine camps in all deployed about the
grounds and from as many different
points of the compass. None OF the
camps are without women.
DIR. G. H. Cook and N. S. Williams,
of Mcdonald, Pa, a suburb of Pitts
bur rgh, heard of the wonderful fishing,
came, saw and was conquered.
Louis Burger, noted maltster from
Germany, incidentally visiting in Gin.
cinnati and fishing here, fell in, the
first day, and it was as much as foul
boats could do to get him out. He
weighs over four hundred pounds.
The man under the wood pile. No
1 mean plainly E. o. Underwood, O
Cincinnati, and formerly of Huntsville
has arrived with his party.
Frank G. Fee and Howard E. Gray
two of the officials of the Ohio & Indi
ana Gas Co., drove the entire distanc
for last whack at the bass.
Jason G. Lamison, one of Lisma
leading attorneys and monthly visito
at Lake Ridge, is here again for tn
be nefits of the wonderful water.
, S. E. Minnick, leading liveryman {
Arcanum, o., is the man that brOk
VIM. Miller's leg.
! Seven of Aunt Carey's chickens jus
f left us. Of course they were frOl
Carey, o.
Mr.. o. G. Fetter, Superintendent {
. the Cincinnati Car Service Bureau an
!, G go. F. Munson, of Allen & MunsOl
: Cincinnati grain merchants, are here ft
v week to enjoy the hunting and fishing
e Some of the Dayton dignitaries ar
If. J. Cellarins, civil engineer; E.
e Hardy, agent Erie Dispatch; H.
n Allen, manager Bell Telephone Co.;
v IT. Kuhn's, member board city affai
and Robert Ferguson, city comptrolle
Charles F Droste, the man TIL
. elected Mark Hanna, and who wore {
the hat of the editor of the REPUBI
lean, writes that he will be here th
u week.
:" Mayor Lindenmuth, of Dayton, al
Q most of the city fathers are here.
4 DR.. Weaver, of Dayton, says he W
,s co me again having made more than b
n expenses, each of his last two triI
w First, caring for sick lady Mrs. Ca
~ of Cincinnati) and next setting the L
o. of Mr.. VIM. Miller, of Dayton, O., W
70 broke his leg here scuffiing with
g friend.
T. J. f. Mathard and f. Fl. Cridland,
ly the Joyce, Cridland Co., of Dayton,
~ are enjoying their seventh trip he
d this season.
lie We had two ducks for dinner and O
he smelt.
40 w. G.. Shadrack, of Albuquerql
rs New Mexico, was seen among
er guests, Thursday.
30 Another large camp just in fir
- Redwood, o., with a beautiful n
~ launch and other accoutrements
their own especial behoof and pleasu
. for ten day stay.
r. D. Smith and wife, of London,
80 spent all of the past week here. M
Smith had the record catch of the we
but it was on account of the stranger
of of her name.
A large camp from Dayton is
pitching tents. All are from the C
ra- Register Co. They will remain eli