The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-06-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. Fuller Wallace is home from
Wooster college
Mr.. Charles Strayer, of DeGraff, il
home from the o. s. U.
Mr.. F. K. Hubbard was home from
Indianapolis over Sunday.
Mr.. William Marshall and wife
went to Cincinnati, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gochnauer ars
visiting friends in Pennsylvania.
Miss Cora Gearing is home from q
visit of a week with relatives in Day
ton.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Ebrite and wife attended
the Strayer Want wedding in Mar
ion. last week.
Mrs. A. Bodey and daughter Florence
will leave early in July to visit rela-
tives in North Adams, Mass.
Supt. Mcclure and wife, of German
town, have been guests for several
days of Supt. ]. w. MacKinnon and
wife.
Captain C. Killam and Hon. Frank
Cook, officials of the Ohio Peniten-
tiary, were guests of Mr.. McEl1in
Dun, last eek.
D.. Kate NJ. Johnson, of Wooster,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. E. West.
The announcement of her marriage
was premature.
Mr.. r. C. Pifer and wife are visit
ing friends in FIT. Wayne, Indiana.
Miss Lone Pifer visited with them
over Sunday, but has returned to this
city.
Mr.. A. R. R;tchey, wife and two
daughters, Misses May and-Viva, are
home again after a years sojourn in
Pasadena, California
Mrs. ]. H. Rench and son Kenneth,
of Covington. are guests at the home
of Mr.. William Stiarwalt.
Mrs. F. B. Starr has joined her hus-
band at Yellow Springs, where he il
operating his merry-go-ground.
Mr.. johnson West will return to-
day from a visit in Wooster. His
sister, Miss Clara, will continue her
visit until lateer date.
Mr.. and Mrs. E K. Campbell re-
turned Monday evening from their
wedding trip.
Mrs o. P. Taylor has returned with
her husband to Buffalo, after visit
with her brothers and sisters, the
Lowe family in this city.
Mrs.Matilda Garwood accompanied
her granddaughter, Mrs. Lola Gar
wood Mccoy, to Columbus, Sunday
for visit.
Mr.. James Morrow has resigned hi.
position with the Mack Dickinson
Company at Tower, Michigan, and re
turned to this city.
Mr.. Gerald Smith will return tG
Delaware, this week, to attend sum
mer school.
| Miss Charlotte III ,rskovits is visit.
ing friends in Springfield, this week
Miss Emily Moore, o. Newark, o.
is guest at the home of Mr.. Ed
ward Patterson.
Mr.. Patterson Cartmell is visiting
his grandfather, Mr.. Edward Patter
son.
Mr.. T. C. McCracken returned
Thursday evening from Lancaster
where he was the guest of Prof. ii
A. Cassidy.
Miss Carrie Hannah, who went from
here some time ago to take triI
through the West, has decided to re
main awhile in Montana. and has &C
Icepted a position in the ONCE of ;
wholesale and retail lumber firm a
Missoula. Miss Hannah states tina
she likes the West very much.-De
lGraff Banner.
! Mrs Harry Palmer returned Il
Dayton, Saturday. after a pleasan
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. vii
liams.
: Mr.. III. F. Fismer has returned t.
Lancaster after pleasant visit witt
his brother, Mr.. George Fismer, il
this city
Rev. A. NJ. Johnston, brother o
Mr.. S. P. Johnston, deceased, o
Northwood in early days, was recent
lily called to the pastorate of the Re
Horned Presbyterian church, at UT
lea, Ohio. He is now 80 years of age
but engaged in active work in tn
ministry. In letter recently writ
ten Uncle George Kerr, he made ir
quiries about citizens who were a,
tive in farm and business life 40 @
so years ago, and wanted a copy G
the REPUBLICAN, which we will b
pleased to furnish him.
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