The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-09
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urday evening, also some Of the busi- |
ness houses were connected. Twenty
seven incandescent mo. 50.) lights have
been placed on the streets and they
make very steady light and the ser-
vice will NO doubt give good satisfac-
tion. The connections will be made
with the other business houses and pri-
vate dwellings as rapidly as possible
until all are supplied.
The Robson band celebrated the occa-
sion by playing on the streets, Sstur-
day evening.
Jerry Shoemaker has moved out of
town, having traded his property in
town to John Ferguson for property
about one mile southeast Of town ON
the Zsnesfeld pike.
MIR. George DeLone, while helping
to thresh on the Bridge farm, north Of
town, Friday, fell from . scafiold and
received seSere injuries, being picked
up in q helpless condition. His injur-
les are not thought 70 be very serious,
as no bones seem 70 have been broken
and he is reported 70 be improving.
| b. H. Kenyon has moved into his
property, east of the railroad, on Bank
street.
Mr.. Van Cleve has sold his new resi-
dence 70 Mrs. Bailey, who lives 1t the
Runner crossing, and has rented . part
of the F. L. Kenyon house, on Miami
street where he will reside until spring
Wild Rosebrook has traded his new
property ON Stewart street 70 Mr.. Ess-
ley for his farm near Walnut Grove.
Mr.. George Wilson. who lives on the
Lutz place, about two miles north OF
town is seriously Ill with carbuncle
on his head.
1. w. Lewis is clerking In the Ken
yon store.
John Ferguson expects TO move to
town again this fall.
Her young friends gave Q surprise
party, ON last Thursday evening, for
Miss Eva Shswan prior 70 her leaving
for Columbus, where she will make her
home with an uncle and attend school
Mrs. o. M. Andrews was called by
telephone, the first Of last week, u
York Centre, on account Of the serious
ILLNESS Of her father, Mr.. Webb. of thai
place. On Saturday morning Mr.. An
drews received word Of his death.
u Rev. M. l.. johnson, field editor ol
of the Herald & Presbyter, was IN our
community last week.
II Miss Andrews, daughter of Rev. Mr..
Andrews, OF Pemberville, O., visited
her brother. w. Fl. Andrews, last week
Foster Ansley who is attending Ada
: University. visited his parents and
! friends over Sabbath.
Harry Kramer secured horse at the
Vance Livery stable last Saturday and
hitched 70 buggy for the purpose Of
driving TO his place Of work. When
he got into the buggy and gave the sig
nal to the horse to 60, It responded by
beginning to kick and dashed along
with Harry and the buggy till it struck
lamp post demolishing the shafts and
detaching it from the buggy. The
momentum carried Harry over the
dash board 70 the street. The horse
ran a little ways and then stopped and
kicked at the loose harness. Fortunate
ly Harry was not injured and the buggy,
: aside from the the shafts. was not dam.
aged.
There will be services at the Presby-
terian church next Sabbath, at the us.
ual hour, also at Ridgeway In the after
noon, at 3:30 sun time.
Fred Cusahoof, who Is attending
Commercial College at Columbus visited
his parents over Sabbath.
Lorain and Rolly Rsrner, OF Spring
Hills nephews Of DIR. c. f. Huston,
: visited hin, over Sabbath.
Mr.. Ed Higgins has been laid up
with rheumatism for some time. He ID
reported as on the road 10 recovery.