The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

guest OF his brothers, Judge Duncan
Robert, and S. L, returned home las
week.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Arnold, of Fal
mouth, KY, visited Mrs. William
Arnold, on Walker street, last week
Mrs. ]. n. Miller, Mrs. Kate Stinch
Icomb and Miss Maud Coulter return
ed Monday from the State conven
tion of Kings' Daughters held in Blu
lcyrus. Miss Coulter says the explo
sion of the car of dynamite at Crest
line Sabbath evening was plainly fell
at Bucyrus, which is thirteen mile.
away.
Mrs. Guy Odor, of Lima, is a guest
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Kellar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccoy, of Co
lumbus, were the guests of Mrs
Matilda Garwood Sunday.
Mr.. Edgar warvel came home from
cleveland Saturday morning too late
to see his grandfather alive.
Miss Georgia Coulter spent Satur.
day with her sister, Mrs Nickel, in
Lima
| Mr.. Fred lie France, wife and
daughter, of Toledo, are guests at
the ]. w. Dean home.
Mr.. Joseph warvel was in this city
Monday to attend the funeral of Mr..
N Leonard.
Miss Marie Campbell came home
from Gallon to visit the folks over
Sunday.
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from Oberlin to vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Eichman spent
Sunday with relatives in Nenia-
DIR. ]. McCracken, of Birmingham,
Michigan, is a guest At the home of
his sister, Mrs. Isabelle Milroy-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Miller spent Fri
day in Spring field.
Mr.. George Zimmerman Is Ill in
New York City.
Mrs. Perry Pond, of Degraff. was a
welcome visitor at the REPUBLICAN
Ofhce, Monday.
Mrs. G.. W. Buchanan was called to
Oxford Saturday by the death of her
neice, Miss Bessie Kingsbury, who
was attending college in that city.
Mrs III. S. Perry, of Los Angeles,
Cal, known to many of our citizens
as Hattie Sargent, who left here
thirty-five years ago, is stopping
with Miss Mary Miller, No. lO9 East
Auburn Street, and would be glad to
meet any of her old acqua.ntances,
as she has a very warm place in her
heart for Bellefontaine and the
friends of her youth.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Longfellow is i'll with
pneumonia at the home of her son in
Toledo.
Miss May Cushing has received
word from Cleveland of the death of
her cousin, Miss Fitzsimmons in that
city. Miss Fitzsimmons and gentle
| man friend we're out driving when an
Erie train kill them both.
Mr.. Robert Butler came home from
Cincinnati to vote for Col. Herrick.
Mr.. Berry Smith is growing worse
from day to day.
Attorney E. Pat Chamberlin was
not able to vote. being confined to his
bed with fever.
Miss Ethel Fawcett has returned
from visit in Kenton.
Attorney G. NJ. Milroy, of Toledo,
and DIR. Fred Milroy, of Columbus.
were home over Sunday.
Miss Effie Gross entertained the
Euphrosynes, Saturday evening.
Mrs. James McCampbell, of Marys-
vile is visiting, Mrs. Mack Dickin-
SON.
Mr.. Abe Morgenroth has accepted
a position in Cleveland.
Miss Dola Lester went to Dayton,
Monday, to spend the winter.
DIR. Guy Swan and Mr.. Fl. C. Nc
Laughlin visited friends in Urbana,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cotton and
Miss Lee Miller have returned from
a delightful eastern trip.
Mrs. Arthur Cozier enjoyed a visit
Sunday from her mother and sister
Mrs. Fehl, and Mrs. Enptage. ot
Marseilles, Ohio.
Mr.. d. J.. Miller came home from
Marysville, to vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Chamberlain
leave Thursday for trip to Califor
mia.
Mr.. Mart Barringer, of Washing
ton, is home to vote
| Capt. w. 81. Chandler came ovel
from Columbus to vote.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Reinhart spen
Tuesday in Springfield, bringing hom,
with them two fine new specimen
plants, sports from the Boston Fern
Lieut.. L. C Bennett has returne,
to FIT. Smelling, Minnesota, after {;
two months visit with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs W. w. Riddle went t
Cincinnati, Tuesday.
Mrs. Oscar Cotton and con, Cyril, O
Loraiu, have been visiting relative
in this city. They went to Urbana
Tuesday.
DIR. David Mowry and wife leav
Wednesday to spend the Winter i
Atlanta. DIR. Moury has not remain
ed in the north during a winter TO
% years.
! Among the relatives here to atten
: the funeral of Nathaniel Leonar
are his son-in-law, Joseph. Marvel, O
Toledo; his grandchildren. W. II
Horn, Canton, Mrs. G. A. Bash an
Mrs w. Il. Lane, of Cleveland; Mr.
Eli Leonard and Mrs. L. MalUney
,, Kent; Isaac Cooley, Nelsonville: Gee
Fl. Leonard and wife, Cleveland: Nj
and Mrs. Chris Krouse, North Lewis
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Holme
! Springfield.
An excellent picture of Conrad
J. Q. A. Campbell has been placed
lMamnrial Hall card under III