The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-11-21
HUNTSVILLE.

Who needs to see nicer fall weather.
1t seems providential in view of scar
city of feed and great number of ami
mails to be kept until April, at the
least calculation. Fodder is Is cents
in our vicinity, and hay can hardly be
gotten at any price.
J. H. Kiblinger, Professor Mehl,
Bertha Wagner and N. H. Bailey at
tended the bi-monthly, Saturday, from
here.
Mrs. Samuel Born and daughters wis.,
tied her mother, Mrs. Pearson, at Belle
Center, Friday and Saturday.
The M. E. minister, Rev. Smith,
breaches the Thanksgiving sermon here
we have but One) at 11:30 a. M, in U.
P. church.
Marshal Linson cleaned the streets
here, last week.
Curfew rings at Sp. m. You ought
to hear 'em run. A capital idea; it
takes the small "fries' out of peoples
way.
What is wrong with our band? Hard
ly ever play any more.
Some folks are about done husking
corn.
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and Saturday.
J. r. Wright's relatives returned to
their home in Green county, Saturday,
after weeks visiting here, in the land
of fishes.
Mrs. Miller, of Greenville, is the
guest of Mrs. Rev. Tedford.
John Brannon's English mastiff gave
Ed Lee a call Sunday, at BimePs HO-
tel. Ed was so struck with the i'm
mense physique and dignified appear
pearance of the canine, that he beat a
| retreat, and did not even ask his visi-
tor in.
Farmers have been firing the quail
hunters off their premises. 1t takes
just as much Logan county corn to feed
| her quail as it does her chickens, rela-
| lively, and the farmer should look after
his interests here, particularly. Quail
should not be hunted oftener than every
three years, anyhow. What do you
think, "Clifton"?
The typhoid fever patients, at James
Herrlng's, are cOnvalescent.
Miss Anna SkilIman is still in school
at Columbus.
| Aunt Jane Nichols and Ida Glow, Wis
|
John Nichols and wife visited rela.
tives in Urbana, Saturday and Sunday.
Alpheus Harris and family were
guests of Mrs. Mary Morton, Sunday.
The Presbyter ians talk of an enter
tainment, Thanksgiving evening.
Lutte has been having some trouble
from impure blood, of late.
| ~, u,,onbapu an6 xUifo IF Ro11afo,,
taine, were guests of b. Davisson, Ovel
Sunday.
Bigleys have private telephone for
| family use.
The M. E. revival service began at I
p. m, Sunday.
On Tuesday, November 14th, Lewis
Jackson was sharpening an ak at Jake
Linsons. He then tried how deep he
could sink it in log; Jake's favorite
bird dog ran too near, and his leg was
almost cut off, and huge hole in his
side. DR.. Jones stitched the wounds
up and saved his life, but Jake's quail
sport is spoiled. To say Jake was ''hot'
wouldn't spell it. although he didn't
say much.
Mayor Bimel and wife spent Satur.
day and Sunday at Judges, in Bellefon,
taine.
M E. protracted meeting was opened
Sunday evening, by j. G. Roberts, a
handsome, eloquent young minister,
| from the Western Reserve. G. c. Ken
nedy, of Forest, was scheduled for Mon
day evening. The Rev. Pastor will
conduct the meeting otherwise.
Grand fall weather makes life a luxury
to even the most chronic dyspeptic.
| There will be a reunion, Anti Nor
mon, service here next Sunday morn
ing. Poor Brigham has to go. Not our
Brigham, though. SIN-NED.