The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-27
BelleCenter.

We are to have a lecture course of
four numbers. Toe first nuI ber will
b. the Cppley Concert Company of
Boston. Ii will he at the First Pres
byterian church on the evening of
December 3.
Mr.. a. Sickles, of f st Buckeye
81 rect, had a telephone lixiure placed
in his residence last week.
Mr.. Stevenson has been confined
to the house for the past week with
Ia grippe. His son aud daughter
have been attending to customers in
tn grocery.
the Rural Route Carriers Psxson
ard Sykes have been gran ed vaca-
tion on Thanksgiving
Sandusky Southwest rn lin is
grading near Roundhead. Ten teams
are at work.
a great amount of timber and hay
is being shipped from here.
Mr.. Alex Scott, who lives on the
McKinnon farm. was sh { in the ey e
on Monday afternoon when returning
to his home rs he was Just opposite
the creamery. The shot was fired by
G. "r9e 1--we, and he claimed IL
, as acciden |.
, MIR. Cnarlvs Alexander has pur.
9 I
from Mr.. MacIntire, ard having lum-
, ber hauled to build house in the
spring.
/ Tue funeral services of Mrs. Susan
nah Alexander, an estimable lady
east of this place. ccurred on FIJI
day, conducted by her pastor, Rev
Mr.. Hargrave, asst-,ed by Rev. r.
Johnson. The pail bearers were her
old neigbbors ard members of her
home church, viz, Messrs. I. C.
Sneer. ID. Patterson, ] II. Mitchell
J S. Mitchell, George Akin and Johr
Akin.
A very sad accident occurred in
the Roebuck district on Friday
which caused the death of the 6-ye ar
old son of Mr.. and Mrs Basil. The
boy, in company witt h others climbed
on a wagon that was passing Tho
school house. The farm :, wio it il
reported Is from J1ck-on Center
drove past, and in get irg OF tn,
wagon the unfortunate boy fell ant
was crushed beneath the wheels o
the wagon. He was taken home bl
the te eacher and died in few minute es
The grief stricken parents have tn,
sympathy of the community. Th,
funeral occurred on Sabbath after
noon in the U. p. church.
; Miss Cleo Fulton has been out o
school the past week from the effect
of a severe spell of tonsilitis, but q
able to attend school again at thi
writing.
Mr.. Will Terrence has an -ttac'
of quirsv.
MIR. and Mrs. Bailev moved into th,
u. p. parsonage on Monday.
Mr.. A. p. Wylie shipped a car loai
of staves to Cotton Brother the IN II
ers of Beliefontaine, Monday.
A car load of turkeys was shipped
from here Monday.
The Prohibition Alliarce will mee'
this tMondsy) evening at the home ot
the secretary. Mrs. Eta Brown.
'! The ladies of the u. =. church vii
hold market on Wednesday in the
Patterson grocery.
Rev. c. Z. Tedferj. of Huntsville
preached in the Pre- sbyterian churc
on Sabbath.
Union services will be held in the
U. p. church Thanksgiving day Tt,
sermon will he preached by Rev
Robert Greeve, of the Christian
church.
The new NJ. f church is progress
i~g rapidly. notwithstanding the very
cold weather during the past week
The masons have pit or furnace in
which they heat the sand or mort ar
to keep it from freezing until hey
get Il into thswan. R5as
The Ladies Missionary Soriety oi
the L. p church packed two barrels
of clothing on .Thursdayto be sent 10
the Freedmen's mission in the South.