The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1900-03-27
COUNTY NEWS.
HUNTSVILLE.

TO JuQg0 lows Iarm near bolleIOn-
taine, leaving Mr.. Whitaker in posses
sion of his late purchase.
D. L. Forsythe will move to the Mer-
chantel farm near here this week.
Wheat will be wheat this year, many
farmers having to pillow up their entire
crop and put it in corn.
Mrs. c. D. Shockey and children, of
Urbana, are visiting her parents near
here.
John James, who ran q meat shop
here, quit business and moved to Wa
pakoneta, on the 18th inst, died on the
21st' and was brought back to McGraw
for interment on the 23d. Funeral by
Rev. Weatheraux. His death proba-
bly, was from an internal tumor
1t was reported Saturday night that
two youngsters, Summers and Bayless,
had left home and gone on a tramp to
see the sights. Let them go. like
Granny Bo-Peep's sheep, till they get
tired.
Is Eden Bailey papa? Well guess
SO.
Ducks and maple syrup are staples at
| the pond now.
Frank Gillenwater is again in the
employ of Jim Marshall, at Russell's g
point.
The little 3-year-old child of Howard
Saums, near the reservoir, died We'd
nesday, and was inferred in our ceme-
terry, Saturday.
Spring, then school eletion, and then
the old farmers mind will be concen-
trated on his new years search of prof
its and losses.
A. D. Walker has sold his property
here to RObt. Huston, whose son Chas.
will occupy it.
E. Miller moved to his farm Thurs
day.
Rev. Edgar Smith and family visited
in Forest last week.
John Sicklebaugh now lives in S. L.
Horns house, lately vacated by VIM.
Plank.
Uncle Billy Evans is visiting in Har-
din county this week.
Weather is warming up perceptibly
now.
James E. Barnhardt has been pretty
sick with grip the past week.
VIM. James has advertised his town
property for sale.
John Benchoff Is home from sole
Virginny."
Mrs. Mary Skillman is having her
town residence here refitted, and ex-
poets to move here and be one of US,
soon.
It's tough on our school lasses and
lads to have to stand on first one foot
then on 'tother, these spring days, and
divide their minds between the lessons
and watching the robbins lasso worms
on the green near by. We have ''been
thar ourselves.
That horrid Fullerton Griffin Watt
Brannon ditch is nearing completion.
Eli Norviel and Jake Wagner are
preparing to build new houses. Arise,
insurance agents, shake off your guilty
fears.
| Chas. Evans is out west.
Jake Norviel's little daughter has
been very i'll with pneumonia.
Reservoir Overseer John O'Connol
has bought Jake Wagoner's hotel at
the Bulkhead, and will open the same
soon.
James McCurdy has been quite SICK
for few days.
Rev. Wilbur, of Buckcreek, was here
lover Sunday, assisting Rev. Tedford
in communion services.
/ The 81 social of Presbyterian mem
bership will be held on Thursday even
ing, at Mrs. Joe Parrott's.
| Uncle Sammy Hover is in poor health
| Corporation ticket on school boart
and council will be hotly contested thi.
lspring.
| Our two jewellers have done gone lef
q us.
| A few good vacant houses in town
Fill em up.
Mumps? Yes. we keep 'em in stool
at Huntsville. Bring in your order
early and avoid the rush.
The M. E. services began Sunda.
u night, and will last through the Weel
lof Prayer. Ministerial assistants, Eldel
Fish, Gascoigne, of Degraff, and Rev
Davis.
Constable Ernest Hover spent Sunda.