The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-09-19
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. w. A. Campbell, editor of the
Lima Gazette, is in the city this morn
ing.
Messrs. r. Lamb and Henry McKin-
non returned this morning from the
Northwest.
DR.. j. S. Blair returned this morn
ing from Toledo.
Mrs. Inez Frazer has recovered suf-
ficient from her recent illness to be
able to ride out.
Mrs. Carlotta Shea is visiting friends
Chicago.
Rev. G.. w. Hamilton is in New York
State for q four weeks sojourn, He
will occupy several vacant pulpits
while absent.
| Major L. p. Williams, of Washing
ton, visited Mr.. Frank Buffers family
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Emery returned
from Philadelphia, Friday.
Mr.. S. o. McMillin of Quincy, died
Friday afternoon, and was buried Tues
day.
Mr.. Andy Moore, of the Sandusl1y
home, is visiting in the city.
Miss Claribel Miller and Miss Grace
Short leave today, to enter Delaware
University.
| Mr.. Nathaniel Hamilton has returned
from Miami Medical College.
| Mr.. A. Butler returned from Toledo,
Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah McCracken is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. LippencOtt, in Marion.
Miss Ewing, of Buffalo, is the guest
of Mrs. Mack Dickinson.
Mrs. w. V. Marquis is confined to her
home by illness.
Miss Lena Leedom is attending city
Normal in Columbus.
Miss Margaret Wallace has returned
to Indianapolis, to resume studies in
kindergarten work.
Mr.. and Mrs. McEldin Dun are the
guests of friends in Celina.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Scarf and baby
John returned yesterday from visit
with relatives near Urbana.
| Messrs. A. Jay Miller and Emery
Wilson set sail for America, Septem-
ber 16, and expect to land the 26th.--
They will go at once to Princeton, Mr.
Wilson to resume his studies, and Mr.
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DR.. Frank Slough will move from
Albion, New York, to Colorado Springs
Colorado, the first of October. The DR.,
leaves a good practice but will find &
milder climate, and plenty of sick WHIT
will need his services. We predict
and wish for the worthy young couple
the greatest success in their new home
Mr.. Bert Faris left yesterday for hi
home in Pittsburg.
) Mr.. Cadmus Oder is home from
Washington.
, Mrs. Vance Wellman is visiting he
parents in Chattanooga.
Mr.. Will Wallace will study medicin
4 at the o. S. u, this winter, preparation
1 to entering Ann Arbor University.
Mr.. Fred Milroy went to Columbus
yesterday, to enter Startling Medica
College.
Mr.. Paul Defrees left for Princeton
n last evening.
o Mrs. Lydia Folsom and Miss Florin
have returned from a visit with tn
u family of Mr.. S. B. Thomas in Cas-
opolis, and friends in Schoolcraft, Micl
Mrs. Ella Cohen, of Waco, Texas,
the guest of relatives in this city.
Miss Legusta Wilson left yesterda
:, to return to Wilson college at Chan
bersburg, Pa.
,s Miss May Marquis will leave in abo,
a two weeks for Pelham Manor.
Miss Claire Gail Campbell leaves tn
morning for Oberlin.
- Miss Hope Euans left yesterday
= :, visit Mr.. Will Cheever's family
. Chattanooga. Next week she will r
"a sumo teaching in Lexington, Ky.
+ Mrs. Ella Kerr Martin and love
little daughter Una left yesterday f(
Buffalo.
ie DR.. G. B. Hale, of Arcanum, will /
lg cate in Bellefontaine, the first of DC
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Will Slicer left yeste
- - day for trip on Lake Erie.
,t Mr.. Henry Daily is the guest
friends in Chattanooga.
Miss Lulu Frey returned yesterd;
vi from New Castle, Ind.
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