The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-06-20
NORTHWOOD.

u hearty welcome. OLD BUNLUM.
NORTHwOOD.
This section of the country was IA
vorsd with quite heavy rain last Sab
bath evening. -..z.-
Several persons from this vicinity
took in the sights on the Detroit excur-
sion last week.
John Delanghter, from near Harper,
has purchased tract of sugar timber
from Mrs Sallie Kirk.
Miss Fern Creighton carried of the
laurels at the Macarthur Township
commencement, held at Huntsville
Thursday night of last week. She was
awarded the prize, "COurtship of Miles
Standish, for being the best speaker.
Miss Winnie McKirahan left Monday
for Chicago where she will take q six
weeks course 10 summer institute.
Ed Kirk has been painting VIM.
Atkins barn.
| Some of our folks were among the
| guests at the birthday surprise worked
| of on Mr.. j. N. Nelson, Thursday OF last
| week. Mrs. Nelson with the assistance
of few good nsighbOrs made q com
plete success of the surprise part OF the
program. A bOuntiful and splendid
dinner was one of the most important
eatares OF the occasion.
Miss ClOris Akin was given the
victor's card in the intersOciety contest
at Cedarville college, by the unan
imous vote of the judges.
| Some of our farmers good wives are
cooking their savOry dishes on new
coal oil stoves.
w. j. Fulton's force of carpenter
from Bellecenter, put new roof on j
g. PattersOn's barn, last week.
Mrs. Mag. Smith and family, arrives
Saturday from StHuntOn, ILL.,, and will
visit for time with her father, ROber
Trumbull, and will very likely max
. her home In Bellecenter.
Harry Williamson Is putting up
3 new residence on the land purchase
: Of A. r Elliott. E Kirk is carpenter
Fred McKirahsm is working at tn
carpenter trade, in Topeka. Kansas
c. S. Rogers says the cantata, kin
Saul, to be given In Bellecenter FIR
q day evening, will ''just leave Elijah
;, the shade" c. s. Is one of the singer
y and of course knows what he is ,alkin
l. about.
Q Miss Grace Rogers Is spending tn
q week with her aunt, Della Sloan, ne,
=, Yelverton.
u C,stle, of Lakeview, is drilling we
for w. NJ. JamisOn. CLIFTON.
al HUNTSVILLE.
IA Fine corn and wheat weather.
:. Mrs. Mary Elder, one of our old al
70 respected citizens, is about TO pass {
IS this stage of action. She has been u
conscious for some time. and her dea
q would not he surprise at any momeu
W. ]. Watkins, as Justice of Il
Peace, was called upon Saturday eve
. ing tu tie his first matrimonial knot.
It was q little unexpected. but he went
~ 1t just like he does q job of carpent
work and got alOrg all o. X. III
- parties were Mr. w. Dsyis and Mi
% Hinkle of BeIlefontaine.
is Children's Day program at the Nj.
"a Church was carried out last Sund,
- evening. There was a good turnou
Notwithstanding a severe storm thres
ened, and all were pleased with VIII
Of the children had prepared. Rev. M
a Smith closed with remarks, and q gOt
:, collection WAS left In the baskets
Marshal LinsOn has put new port
z 10 his dwelling on East NspOlet
d street.
t Rev. Mr. Curry, former pastor OF Il
, U. P. Church here, now of Cranberr
= N. j., Is visiting old acquHintances
Huntsville. 80
y We congratulate our chief upon Il
10 acquisition of new sOO-in-law. Tn,
h is q luxury which all of us cam
afford.
Clover hay is being cut. Shove
II always come at such times, and we nee
e few pretty badly just now
Chris Detweiler and partner, al
making their posts Of concrete and wir
70 ar d are meeting with good sales.
70 Miss Chloe Bailey left for her hon
% in Fayette coucty, Thursday, after
n weeks visit with her parents here.
Miss Ole Simmerman left for b,
l. home in South Charleston, Wednesda
Q after a pleasant visit with old friend
o for q week.
u Phil Campbell, son and mother.
Atlanta. Ohio, visited DIR. Richardson
and family, this week.
q The grammar department teache
o E. c. Shaffer, of Belleville, Ohio, W,
! employed last t>week.
Mrs. Smith went, Saturday, to stay
u while with her daue hter, Mrs. Georg
: McCOlloch, east of Bellefontaine.
l. What has become of our propose
n electric railway.
:. Communion services were conducts
Il by Rev. Tedford at the Presbyteris
n church, last Sunday forenoon.
Is A little rain would be high
l. appreciated. SIN-NED
l. MIDDLE BRANCH.
d Rev. Edgar T. Smith, who has bee