The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1900-07-24
HUNTSVILLE.

Mrs. Lou Coulter and Mrs. Dan
iel Carr attended the Coulter wedding
at Bellefontaine, last Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Fay McColloch, of Rushsylania,
was guest of her relatives the CLOVIS,
last week.
Josh Tudor went to Bellefontaine to
engage carpenter work last Wednes-
day.
The picture boys and the Phrenolo-
gist have both left us for Roundhead
and Lake View, respectively.
Hay keeps up pretty well in price,
but we predict drop later on, owing |
to the immense crops of corn and oats. |
Last week being rainy, proved dis
astrous' to many farmers who cut hay |
the first of the week and failed to cure
it.
A new hardware man from Geyer,
near Lima, has put stock in the Car
roll building, vacated by Bigley.
G. M. Erskine has completed his re-
pair job on the Dun bridge over Chero-
kee, and goes Tuesday, today, to Belle
fontaine to put up house for Hockett.
Prof. Mehl returned Thursday, from
his visit at Jeromesville, and moved in
to the Ducker property.
On next Sunday at 2:3O p. m, and
again in the evening, the Macarthur
Township S. S. Association will be held
in M. E. church. A big turn out is ex-
pected.
The M. E. folks will hold another
lawn fete on the evening of the 28th
inst.
Union prayer meeting at the U. P.
church, on tomorrow night. All in
vited.
Miss Alta Lee has returned from q
visit to Kenton.
AS Mrs. Young and lady friend oi
Roundhead, were driving through our
village in the direction of BellefOn.
taine on last Sabbath morning, their
horse dropped dead on the pike between
VIM. RObb's and Robert Huston's
houses.
Union services were held in U. P.
church last Sabbath. Rev. TedfOrd of.
ficiated. Aug. 5, Sunday night, they
will hold session at M. E. Mr.. Smith OF
the U. P. will preach.
Bellefontaine is getting ahead of III
in fine weddings, but we beat them ir
beauty.
Some of our young teachers are pre-
pairing for the institute prox.
Vegetables and garden truck were
never more plentiful.
Mike Smith is working at plasterine
and lathing near Belle Center.
P. c. Norviel has a steady clerkshil
at Bellefontaine.
Mrs. Park Watson, of Grand Rapids
} Mich, and Mrs. Amanda Herren, o
Kenton, were guests of Mrs. D. McKin
non, Tuesday of last week.
Il Mrs. George Carter's father is he
, guest at this writing.
The Mrs. Laura Horn house is beins
made new again under the supervision
LOT Gil Hitchins.
II A Mr.. Smith has charge of the ston'
. chewer in Richardson's pit, instead o
McColly. Both are.from DeGraff.
. James McLees had considerable bust
ness to transact at the county seat las
week.
Mr.. Thomas Allison and wife hav,
been guests of their daughter, Mrs. DR.
Montgomery, for some days. Theil
home is near Seman, o. Their return
home Saturday was delayed by Mrs
| IS sudden illness.
: r. Taylor, of UniOpOlis, moved hi!
stock of hardware from Geyer, to thi
place, last week. He has started up il
the Carroll building, la ely vacated BY
the Bigleys. We hope he will succeed
as we can'twell do without that line o
business.
Huntsville is q great point for conner
and goers. If we had plenty of manu-
factories, it would be q thriving littl'
, village.
; Erik Miller got employment in Day
ton, three weeks ago, but did not lik'
his position. So he returned Saturday
Some fine oats are being harvested
Mrs. Emma Spellman and daughter
a former resident here, visited Mrs
Pash, few days last week, then lef
, for a new home at Findlay.
Charley Brown and family are bacl
from an extended sojOurn at Belle Cen
J ter.
: Last week was almost blank in th'
hay field on account OF rainy weather
, Mrs. Jennie Hill and daughter left TO
Grand Rapids, Mich, Saturday, after
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
2 Smith. STN-NED.
WALNUT GROVE.