The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-06-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Indianapolis, visited the Misses Mary
and Lissa Steen Saturday.
Mayor H. H. Barr, of DeGraff, was
a pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN
Office Monday.
Miss Grace Euans, of Hicksville, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. c. Brand.
Mr.. Thomas Robb returned Satur-
day night from a pleasant visit with
relatives in Michigan.
Jeweler Frantz, of DeGraff, was a
caller at the REPUBLICAN Office Fri
day.
Mr.. W. E Clark, of Lake Ridge re-
sort. enjoyed a day in Bellefontaine
last week.
Prof. r. w. Solomon and wife, of
West Mansfield, are visiting relatives
in Kansas.
| Mrs. Fannie Morgenroth-Polsky, of
Akron, and Mrs. NJ. Goldberg, are
visitors at the Morgenroth home
Miss Clara West, Mr.. Johnson
West and W. Fullington West went
to Wooster Saturday to visit Mrs.
johnson and attend commencement
exercises at the University.
Mr.. George w. Dodds and wife, Mr.
Ralph Dodds and Miss Florence are
in Xenia today to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Maud Day, who is a
niece of Mrs Dodds.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Campbell viii
be guests at the home of Mr.. J. Q. A.
Campbell, this week.
Miss Edith Campbell, of DesMoines.
Iowa, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Bertha Stinchcomb.
The Misses Florence and Lillian
Campbell are the guests of Mr.. G. ID.
Campbelrs.
Mr.. H. C. Moore attended the State
Sunday School Convention at Ports
mouth, last week. from Monday &c
FRIDAY.
Mrs. Will Nelson visited her hus
band IN Anderson, Ind, over Sunday
Mrs. Mary Creelman, of Cairo, Ills.
Mrs. Tirza Brash. of Indianapolis
land Mrs. Sallie Zook and daughter
of st. Louis, are in the city, on &C
count of the serious illness of theil
father, Mr.. VIM. McBeth.
Mrs. R. B. Keller leaves Friday Il
lspend day with her brother, Mr.
STACY Taylor, at Gallon, and go from
there to Oberlin, to visit her son
Herman, until college closes, mex
Wednesday, when they will return t.
Bellefontaine.
Miss Edna Hellings returned yester
day, from a visit with Friends in Xe
lnia.
n Mrs. Stanton Thomas, who ha
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Fol
som, leaves this morning to visit he
brother in Lima en- route home t.
Cassopolis, Mich.
/, Mr.. Alex Henry, who recently Wis
tied friends in Northern Wisconsin
brought home some beautiful speci
mems of copper ore from that sec
tion.
Mrs. Luella Hill and Miss Georgett
McColloch are attending Summe
school at Oxford, Ohio.
Mrs. Lester Pratt and daughte
\ May attended the wedding of Mis-
Faith Bartram in a suburb of Cincir
: natl last evening.
Mr.. Fay Loofbourrow, of Chicago
lis visitor in this city
e Miss Alta j. Charlton has returne
: to Kenton, after a weeks visit wit
o Mrs. Flora B. Ellis.
Mr.. Forest Slater was in BellefoI
Itaine, over Sunday. He has sold h
n interest in the Marion drug stor'
t and will seek another location.
l. Mr.. Samuel Kaylor, of Virginia,
e visiting his cousins, Messrs. ]. F. an
Dave Kaylor.
gI Mr.. J. E West, a trustee of Woo
D ter University, and an alumnus,
: at tending the Commencement.
= Mrs. r. W. Chalfant is visitir
friends in Wooster where she atten
ed school,
" Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Churchill al
son, Garten. spent Sunday in Lima.
!. Rev. S. E Greenawalt return,
= Saturday, from Baltimore. where
attended the Synod of the Luthers
church.
70 Mrs. Charles Darlington and Nj
n Rice returned Saturday from Ban
it lettsville, Indian Territory, whe
1T they have been visiting Mr.. Darlin
it lton.
Mrs Clarence Kiplinger and s.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos NJ
Ter.
III Mr.. David B. Jones, of WilmingtC
died June 10, of Brigh
disease. Mr.. Jones, when boy, ma
). his home with DR.. and Mrs. B.
Brown in this city.
Mr.. y. T. Robb expects to lea
ek Thursday to visit friend in Morr
us county.
M Mr.. Herbert Odor, of Seneca COZ
ty. a cousin of Mr.. E. NJ. McLau!
~ lin. has moved with his family
Bellefontaine,
Mr.. Lewis, of Pennsylvania, is
guest of Mr.. E K. Campbell and v
on be the best man at the weddil
&C. Mr.. Lewis and Mr.. Campbell W,
at classmate at Law School in Washi