The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-12-08
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greeted by large audience, Each
number was encored The large
audience sat spellbound. The violin
and xyIophone delighted the audi
ence. but II was Mics Whitaker, the
artist of the evening, who charmed
the audience with the music of the
Bells
A good many here learn with SYM
pathy of the disastrous fire in Ken
ton.
Rev. Robert Grieve is conducting
an interesting series of meetings in
the Christian church. lie Is preach
ing a series of sermons on the Acts
of the Apostles, and members are
being revived thereby.
Mrs. Mary Greentree, an aged lady
west of Bellcenter, had paralytic
stroke Wednesday morning.
The Bellecenter Prohibition All
ance will meet on Monday evening,
Dec. Z, in the Christian church, i'm
mediately after the religious SER
vices. The following program has
been arranged: righteousness and
Iniquity,r "Our Country's Cause"
The need of change, THE Heroic
lAge."
| John Hyland, of Kenton, was the
guest of II. B. Mcvey over Sabbath.
Emil Wagner, of DIyton, was home
for Thanksgiving.
Miss Roberta Mckirahan, of Belle
fontaine, spent a couple of days with
relatives here last week.
Harry Noble went to Columbus
Monday to enter the Bliss Business
College. James Mcvey, who had
been home for Thanksgiving, also re.
turned with him to continue his
studies.
VIM. Manahan has sold fine bay
draft colt to parties from Marysville
for which he received $3.50.
| Mrs. f. +. Obenour is recovering
from the injuries received in runa
way six weeks ago.
Nj IS Edith Glasgow had a severe
fall on the ice on Sabbath just a:
she stepped cff the porch at heI
home with a pan of milk in her hand
Joseph Timmons cut $50 tons OF
hay from the Bates farm, west OF
town. last week
County Commissioner James Shaw
has ordered Mr.. II. NJ. Brown to put
100 yards of crushed stone on ouI
streets.
There has been a great scarcity o.
r cars at this place. Mr.. Timmons hal
: shipped 81 cars of hay, and says h,
/ could have shipped as much more Il
he had been able TO secure the car
: to do it.
Fl MIRA. p. wylie's stave factory Il
kept running every day, and is doing
r a good business.
FL There has been more stock goinl
Into market during the past fev
= wee ks than for several years at thi
e ltime of year. On Monday Georg
Postle & Sons shipped 22s lambs, 2
, wethers and ITO head of hogs, and ol
I'll Wednesday they shipped anothe
lcarload. Tuesday J. Hawkins shlppe'
4 800 head of hogs. Two cars he load
: ed were the largest shipped iron
his place in years. Each car was 4
!? feet long.
Mr.. Jsseph Lilies received a carloa
of locust posts from Virginia. MI
lilies will use most of them for wir
licences on his farm. Mr.. L. has pur
lchased a corner lot on Walnut stree
d and will erect residence on II mex
lspring.
ell The session of the First Presbyts
| lrian church met at the Racket stor
on Tuesday evening. The committe
o having In charge the raising of 81 o.
l. a year pastors salary and 800 yea
for current expenses, reported tina
y the full amount was provided fol-
Accordingly it was decided to assig
}. a call for Rev. Mr.. Atkinson to b
their pastor. II Is expected that h
!. will assume the pastorate by Jan.
# Arrangements have been made wit
for mer pastor, Rev. J. X. Argo, O
Toledo, to occupy the pulpit of tn
First Presbyterian church.
The sa,000.tO0 mortgage given b
the Sandusky Southwestern Railroa
Compuny to the Cleveland Trus
o Com pany was hled in the Auditor
r Office at Kenton Monday. Toe none
r will be used in constructing the :.
e miles of:the compauy's iies in Log ar
Allen, Auglaize and Hardin counties
81 At meeting of the township trus
f tees DIR. F. II. Thomas was ava, d ,
e the physicians work for R.chlan
township during the coming year
y He will do the work for $50.
Daring the month of Novembe
ICsrr.er Paxon, on Route I, delivere
a 8. 40 pieces of mail and collected 62s
n C .rrier Sykes, on R,ute 2, delivers
I 3. so3 pieces and collected 362.
Al The masons have completed tn
r wallis OF the M. T.. church and tn
carpenters have been putting up tn
E rafters the past few days.
- The next number of the lectur,
course will be Jan. IL. and will be /;
E lecture by DIR. Harvey Graeme Fur
a bay. DIR. Furbay is very highl,
recommended, and we speak for hin
q a full house. His subject Is tn,
"Fraternal State"
II The scholars In the public school
gave entertainments Of a Mterary
mature on Friday after Tn auksgiving