The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-07-19
PERSONAL MENTION

pected this evening from st. Louis for
visit with Freds parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Graham.
Mrs Mary Townend and daughter,
Harriet, and Mrs. Sarah Conner, of
Springfield, We're here to attend the
funeral of their cousin, Henry Powell
Arthur Brown, of Kansas City, Mo-,
who was recently married, is visitor
here. He formerly resided in this
city. Mr.. Brown is a son of Thomas
Brown, who was local attorney some
years ago.
Mrs. r. A. Brannon, formerly of
Lakeview, but since her husband s
death resident of California, has re-
turned to this state and will make her
home with her niece, Miss Julia Hum
phreys. ys.-Urbana Times Citizen.
Judge John A. Price is home from
Lima where yesterday he filed suit in
Lima courts on behalf of George Sea-
man, of this city, who wants so, 900
from the Lima Locomotive and Ma
chine Works for the loss of an eye.
l.. wissler and son Robert are home
from Michigan, where they have been
for several weeks on a hunting and
fishing trip. Some large members of
the finny tribe were pulled out of the
lakes and rivers by the gentlemen
while on their tour.
Professor and Mrs. U. S. G. Smith
arrived here Friday evening for visit
at the home of Rev. John Hawker
Professor Smith is superintendent of
the Meadville, Pennsylvania, public
schools.
Charles NJ. Gore, of Chicago, arrived
Thursday morning for few days visit
at the J. W. Dillon home on Boggs
street. Mrs. Gore. who has been here
the past few weeks, was in Bellefon |
taine on the morning of his arrival,
and his voice by telephone from here
to the sisters home was a pleasant sur
prise. Mrs. Gore returned here on the
first train.-DeGraff Journal
Mrs. Jack Scott, of Columbus, who
has been at the Swisher home the past
week, went to Bellefontaine, Thurs
day morning, where she will spend a
snort time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mohr, before returning to Column
bus.-DeGraff Journal.
DIR. Argus Swisher, of Marysville,
and Don b. Swisher, of Bellefontaine,
and William Swisher, of Salem, have
been IN attendance at the bedside of
their father this week. Jour-
nal.
Mrs. Kate Forryr of Bellefontaine,
visited her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Hurst.
this week. k.-DeGraff Journal.
Miss Eva Rogers is visiting in Belle
fontsine this week. k.-DeGraff Journal.
Miss Bertha Coen spent Friday even
ing at the Lawson home in Huntsville.
Mrs. John Haupt returned Friday
from visit in the east. She was ac-
companied home by her sister, Mrs.
Catharine Bull.
Mrs. Frank Foulk left Friday for
Washington C. r., Ohio, where she
goes to spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs. John Arnold.
Mrs. ]. G. Johnston left today to
Join Mr.. Johnston for an outing on the
Johnston farm In Logan county
Marion Star.
Judge Duncan Dow and daughter.
Miss Ella, will take a northern trip this
summer.
Mrs. McAfee of Phoenix, Arizona,
a sister of Rev. Hugh Taylor. mission
ary from Siam, is here for the purpose
of visiting her brother. They all are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs g.
NJ. Stevenson.
| Mr.. and Mrs ST. Clair are now Wis
iting with the old folks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell, until Saturday, when they
leave for New York to join theatri-
cal organization. 1t will be remem-
bered by many that Mr.. st. Clair
has always led stage career until his
marriage to Miss Ola Russell
Mrs. st. Clair will undergo a
schooling. while in New York, to fit
her for her new vocation. Mans
field Enterprise.
Louis and Lloyd Rood. of Chicago,
are here to spend the summer with
their uncle, NJ. c. Boals-
Attorney Burt wellman has gone into
La Cleveland law firms office to remain
for time, when he will open an office
of his own in the Forest City.
Henry Hartley and family, of Lin
coin, Neb., an old Bellefontaine boy, ID
registered at the Hotel Ingalls,. From
here they will go 10 Cincinnati for q
visit with Mrs. Hartley's relatives and
Mr.. Hartley will incidentally take in
the Elks' carnival. Mr.. Hartley ii
the son of the late DR.. Hartley.
After being absent from this city fol
"a years, Miss Katharine Dawson, Of
Yellow Springs, is registered at thu
: Hotel Ingalls,, and is calling on ole
, friends. She is accompanied by sis
ter, Mrs. Hill, also of Yellow Springs
q Miss Dawson's father was once prom
inent resident of Bellefontaine. H
|, built the home recently vacated b.
a General, r. P. Kennedy, west Chilli
lcothe avenue and now occupied by tn
Il no