The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-05-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Senator Mark Hanna passed
through our city Tuesday evening
enroute to st. Louis.
DIR. Banning. of Bellecenter, and
DR.. Neville, of Roundhead, are il
New York City to take a post gradu
ate course.
Miss Edna McCoid has accepted q
a place at the telephone exchange
Mr.. Fred Hanger, of Cincinnati
came to attend the funeral of his
relative, Mrs. Mary Walker.
Mr.. Joe Rankin went to Cincinnati,
Wednesday.
Mrs. George Fismer and baby
daughter have returned from visit
in Lancaster.
Rev. S. E. Greeneawalt has been in
Springfield this week on business
connected with the new Orphans
Home.
Attorney S. III. West has been heap
ing honors on himself in the Shock
ensy murder trial in Springfield.
Mrs. Al Earsome visited in Colum-
bus this week.
Mrs. Emma McDargh and Miss
Blanche McDargh attended the fun
eral of a relative in Urbana this
week.
Mr.. ]. E. West was in Indianapolis
this week.
Mr.. Robert Cotton went to Union
City on business, Wednesday.
Miss Name Reagh is home from
Cleveland for a two weeks visit ere
she leaves for Ashtabula to train
librarian and assistants in the new
Carnegie library located in that city.
Mr.. David Stieg, of Baltimore, ,neph' W
of Mr.. Fred Steig, of our city, is Wis
iting his uncle on North Mad River
street.
Rev. H. w. Buckles went to Day
ton, yesterday, to attend the Baptist
District Young Peoples Union, and
hear Rev. C. Campbell Morgan, the
distinguished London divine.
Mrs. Charles Overdorf, of West
Liberty, has returned from Mt. Car
mel hospital, in Columbus, where she
was operated on four weeks ago.
Mr.. W. w. Riddle attended the
meeting of the Odio City Solicitors
in Columbus, this week. There were
nearly 100 Solicitors present.
Mr.. N. Thomas Robb leaves to-day
to visit cousins in Cassopolis and
Schoolcraft. Michigan.
Mrs.. C. R. Sargent attended a Bap-
tist missionary meeting in Marion,
this week.
Trainmaster David has entirely re-
covered from the smallpox. He went
to Anderson, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Odor, who has been the
guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. r
B. Keller for several weeks will leave
Saturday, to join her husband in
Lima, Ohio.
Sheriff R. S. Kerr expects to go with
the Grand Army to California in Au.
gust. His wife viii accompany him
as far as New Mexico.
Mrs. E. J. Bryant is home from q
trip to Florida, and visit with hel
uncle, Web. Brandon in Lebanon.
Mrs. G. Shoemaker visited Mr.
Andrew Culp's family yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Mitchell is visiting
friends in Springfield.
DIR. Ralston was in Xenia, yester
day.
Mrs. Perry Thomas is VISITING
friends in East Liberty.
Miss Lee Miller is visiting Mr.
Walter Jackson's family in Spring
field.
Mr.. Gil. Courier left Wednesda,
for Washington State.
WILDER land Lester Rairdon wer
visiting their relative, Mr.. P. F. Col
this week.
Secretary A R. hmm sh in Topeka
Kansas.
Mr.. C. G. Kennedy. of Urbana, Wis
tied his father Thursday.
Mr.. Will McCracken is home fror
Toledo.
Mr. Frank MoColloch left for Mar
eta yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Pringle has returne
from a visit with friends in London
:. Mr.. Ernest Williams is at hom
from a trip to the Bermuda Island;
Mesdames Will West and Georg
Brandon have returned from a visit
Cincinnati.
Mr.. Josiah Kelly and Mr.. Downe
Kelly attended the funeral of Nj
William Downey in Springfield Thurs
: day.
DIR. w. W. Hamer has gone to Ne
, York to take a post-graduate COURSE
Parsonage Wedding.
!, Mr.. John Venable, of Farmlan'