The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-09-06
PERSONAL BREVITlES.

for Petosky.
Miss Ola Kaufman has returned Il
Wittenburg.
Mr.. Alfred Butler is in New York
buying goods.
Mrs. E. w. Kalb is visiting in Buf
falo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Emrey are attend
ing the Pan-American.
Mr.. L. W. Shuffieton and family
have gone to Mackinac.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Q. A. Campbell will
go to Cleveland, Tuesday.
Rev. Charles Farnworth returned
from Lakeside Wednesday.
Miss Francis Woosnam is in Cincin.
natl buying millinery goods.
Miss Maud Fichthorn is the guest Of
Ella Kerr Martin, of Buffalo.
Leister JoHantgen will ! attend Case
school in Cleveland this fall.
MIR. Cotter, Of Detroit, visited Miss
| Bertha Thompson, this week.
Mrs. David Zeigler has returned from
three weeks visit in Wooster.
Misses Alice and Susie Parker at
tended the State Fair Thursday.
Miss Marie Campbell is the guest oi
Miss Clara Spencer at Lakeridge.
Mrs. Maggie Rutter is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Clara McColloch.
Miss Edna Hellings and Miss Lillian
Kelley went to Columbus Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Ward will come Mon
day totrim for Mrs. Fritchey this sea-
son.
Mr.. AL. Reid, C. B. Churchill and
Frank English went to Mackinac yes
terday.
Mr.. McEldin Dun, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Lucille, are visiting friends in
London
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alexander and
Miss Mary Freer are visiting friends in
Urbana.
Mr. Charles Goodman and family, of
Lockland, visited Mr.. W. c. Huston's
family yesterday.
Miss Agnes Young of Marion County,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jenkin-
son, on Oakland Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kerr expect to
60 to Cleveland Monday. Mrs. Kerr
will probably go on to Buffalo.
Miss Florence Howenstine returned
to Philadelphia Wednesday, after a
pleasant summer visit in this city.
Mrs. Rebecca Fulton and Miss Fran
ces Fulton have returned from six
weeks stay at Lake Naxenkuckee,
Ind.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thatcher is attending
millinery openings in Cleveland. She
will trim again this season for Miss
Bacon.
Mrs. Jennie Wright, formerly of this
city, now a resident of Omaha, Neb.,
is guest at the home of Mrs. n. A.
Wallace.
Mrs. Aaron Wissler and Mrs. Nor
gan Richards and daughter leave Mon
day for Kansas City to visit Mrs. Lii,
| liam Wissler-Istoin.
Captain L. c. Bennett is in Chicago
taking an examination which will
place him in line for an appointment
in the regular army.
Mrs. ]. P. Currin and children, who
have been visiting her mother, Mrs
Jordan, returned to their home il
Hillsboro yesterday.
Mr.. ]. E. West, Messrs. Bert Kitchen
Will McCracken, Charles Kuert and F
o. More were among the Bellefontaine
people in Columbus Thursday.
Mr.. Joe JoHantgen returned from
Colorado, Wednesday morning. Mrs
JoHantgen remained and will not re
turn until danger of hay fever is over
Mr.. Emery Wilson and Mr.. Paul De
frees leave the first of the week fo
Princeton, Mr.. Wilson to be assistan
professor of graphics and Mr.. Defree
to graduate.
Mrs. Edith Waddle, a teacher of tn,
Henry Kendall College, of Muskogee
Indian Territory, arrived last night t.
visit for time with her brother, Rev
Mr.. Davies and family.
| Rev. J. ]. Huston, of Delaware, wa
a visitor in our city this week, en- rout
from a visit in Iowa. Mrs. Huston ha
been visiting in Belle Center. The,
will return home this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Sears returne
last evening from five weeks trip i
the southern part of the State. Mr.:
Sears says she remained long enoug
to put up barrel of peaches.
DIR. David Moury has gone to Put-ir
Bay to attend the meeting of the Misi:
sippi Valley Medical Association whlc
will be a large and notable gathering
From Put-in-Bay he goes to Battl
Creek, Mich, to be the guest for
1 week of the Battle Creek Sanitariuu
He left home expecting to return
> two weeks.