The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-10-08
COUNTY NEWS,
QUINCY QUlRKS.
A Budget of News From the Stirring
Town on the Miami.

Mr.. Bud Hellings and family of Un-
ion City, Ind, visited Mr., Hellings'
mother and family and Allie Specie
over Sunday.
L. A. Pool and Otis Stiles, of Troy,
visited their parents here, over Sun
day.
The Rev. E. o. Crist returned here
from Connecticut the last of the week
and preached good sermon Sunday
morning.
The REPUBLICAN in reporting the
Conference appointments omitted
| Quincy as if it were obliterated. We
have a church that we feel will COM
pare favorably with others anywhere
around here, and have preacher we
feel has hardly a peer outside of the
large cities, and the REPUBLICAN has
many faithful readers here who love
their church, their pastor and their
beautiful village, who very keenly feel
the slight that comes with such omis-
sions. No slight at all, Bro. Cleaner:
we get lists of appointments from the
Daily press and the oversight was not
ours, but we did not notice it in the
hurry of fair week.
The REPUBLICAN says Degraff sold
LAT tickets for the fair on a certain day.
Quincy's agent sold on that same day
for one single train l21 tickets and il
lseemed like most of the people drove
lup that same morning.
Mr.. N. J. Todd and wife, of Coles
county, Illinois, are visiting relative:
and friends here for two weeks.
J. Otto Stiles, who has been sick fol
two weeks, is better at this writing
The corn is cut, the seeding done and
many of the farmers are putting thing:
/ in order for corn gathering, which il
now close at hand.
Sickness in our family kept us from
, the fair. We lost by it good fair
: and cold disagreeable time, and, are
content under the circumstances tt
take the report of others for it.
Otto Kiracofe is attending school il
Indiana.
The Detroit Southern is doing quite
: nice business.
} Our public schools are starting ou
grand, and we are proud of the worl
) being done.
We have three milling plants herr
t that have all they can do and much o
r the time are running overtime.
J. Allinger & Sons have added abou
900 in improving their mill ma
chinery and are better prepared thai
, ever to take care Of their large in
: creasing business.
5 The Quakers are holding series Q
8 meetings at Old Philadelphia church
r Mr.. Ray Allebach and Otto Dec
\ visited the Pan American for one wee
e returning home Monday.
r o. P. Castle and family, of Unio
City, Ind, visited his and her parent
e for a week, returning home Frida
b evening.
], N. ]. Todd and wife and Enoch Stile
and wife visited Mr.. James Kreglow'
e family of Pleasant township, Sunday.
: Messrs. Hahn and Davies, our livel
o we'll drillers, drilled good well fo
r Mr.. o. P. Curl in the last few days.
> Our town council is touching up ou
o sidewalks all over town where needed
y A little late in the season, but late
, better than not at all.
Aunt Sophronia Chambers fell re
}. Gently and broke her shoulder bone
It DR.. Specie was called and attended t
y it, and although she is in her seventie
she is doing as well as could be expect
e ed.
l. Mrs. David Eicher, who has bee
5 visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alta Trog
aman, of indianapolis for two weeks o
s more, returned home Sunday evening
s CLEANER.