The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1900-03-27
PERSONAL NOTES.

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Lima.
Mr.. Joseph Cook is home from San
dusky.
Mr.. j. E. West is in Ind annapolis OF
business.
Mr.. Harry Roof returned to Sandusk.
yesterday.
Marion Ziegler has returned t.
Springfield.
Mrs. Caroline Lawrence is expected
home this week.
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cumbs TO the mumps.
Auditor Frank Milligan's son is quite
i'll with appendicitis.
Mrs. Bertha Stinchcomb will return
from Oberlin Wednesday,.
Mr.. Junius Hamilton is at home fol-
a couple of weeks rest.
Mrs. FL. w. Eaton has joined her
husband in Maimisburg.
Mr.. Glen Traul is home from College
at Charlottesville, Indiana.
Mr.. Aria Thatcher of Sidney, visited
friends in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Roxie Gearing spent Sunday with
her sister in Hamilton, Ohio.
Miss Hubbell of Xenia was guest OF
Miss Edna Hellings last week.
Miss Benson has returned to this city
to trim for the Netzorg store.
Judge Robb of Lima, visited rela-
tives in this city over Sunday.
Mrs. S. J. Pollock is quite ill at her
home on East Sandusky avenue.
Miss Nellie Bateman is home from
Cleveland for her spring vacation.
Mrs. Sarah McMillen and Miss Effie
McMillen are visiting friends in Woos-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spittle visited
Mr.. Spittle's parents in Gallon over
Sunday.
Mrs. Elias Newsome, and Mrs. Earl
Newsome visited friends in Urbana
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross of Find
lay were guests of Mrs. Glen Kalb
while in this city.
Miss Emily Moore of Newark is a
very welcome guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Edward Patterson.
Miss Claire Gail Campbell, and Mr.
Herman Kellar will be home from
Oberlin next week.
Miss Florence Dodds taught Friday in
the North School Building as substitute
for Miss Dadie Miller.
Miss Sarah Collins, teacher of music
in the Xenia Home, is a guest of her
niece Miss Myrpha Collins.
Mrs. Steen of Dayton and Mrs. Nellie
Kidder of Springfield have been guests
IN this city for few days.
Mrs. Jennie Jordan and Mrs. r. H.
i. Pengally will cross the ocean together
sailing from New York, April IA.
Mrs. Carrie JoHantgen of Dayton, is
i'll with severe case of asthma at the
home OF Mr.. Joseph JoHantgen.
Mr.. J. K. Stewart has recovered from
his recent spell of sickness, and started
out yesterday on his regular trip.
MI. N. Leonard will return from
Kent today; where he has been in at
tendance at the funeral of his brother.
Miss Marguerite Miller, who has
been visiting a college friend in the
South, will return to this city this
week.
Miss Dadie Miller went to Piqua, Fri
day, to attend the reception given that
evening in honor of her parents DR..
and Mrs. G. w. Hamilton.
Miss Fannie Morgenroth returned
from Cincinnati, last evening, ill with
prostration, accompanied by
her uncle, Mr.. M. Goldberg.
Mrs. Josephine Armstrong and Mrs.
Ira Carnes of Lima, are visiting their
cousin, Mrs. Ella Alexander, and the
family of Mr.. Charles Robb.
Mr.. Walter Jackson will go to
Springfield the first of April to accept
the position of assistant book-keeper
with the Warder, Bushnell & Co. Manu-
factory in Springfield. Success to you,
Walter.
Prof. Fess and Prof. Young of Ada,
Judge Warnock of Urbana, and Hon.
George Ross of Findlay were in our
city to attend the Convention Saturday.
Each one, excepting Prof. Young, is
anxious to represent the Eighth Con-
gressional District.
The question debated Friday night
at Educational Hall on the question,