The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-08-02
Personal Paragraphs

i. Burr Ihrift, OF cleveland, Is
guest at the home of Mrs. Howbert ON
north Detroit
Mrs. A. n. Jenkinson aud daughters,
Jennie and Mary, have gone to St
Louis for n week 8 stay.
DIR. and Mrs. G. N. Miles are plan
ming for a trip to the Worlds FAIR.
DIR. and Mrs. Harry Butcher and
daughter, of Urbana. were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Bal
linger.
Miss Cora Snyder and Miss Retta
Herring. of Celina, spent Sunday with
Miss Grace Blessing.
| Misses Jeanette and Hazel VanWag-
ner and Miss Durflinger, of London,
will arrive this week for a visit at the
E. ]. Short home.
Mrs. Lucien Hockett is in the county
for visit here at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hockett and in
Rushsylvanis with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Drumm.
Mrs. G.. l.. MCGEE has returned
from Bellefontaine after spending
two pleasant weeks with her mother.
Mrs. Emma jackson. Republi-
can Gazette.
George Ripple, formerly resident
Of this city, now residing In Muncie.
Indiana, is here guest of his brother
Harry. Mr.. Nipple is now in the
employ of the National Biscuit Com
pany at Dayton. He has fine posi-
tion and is looking well.
i Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Jaques have
gone to st. Louis to attend the exposi-
tein.
Mrs. Myers and SON, of Anderson,
Ind, after visit here with Mrs. II.
a. Parrish and daughter, Miss Ethel.
left Saturday for Shiloh, Ohio.
DIR. L. B. Brokaw. of Findlay. was
a visitor here Sunday.
!. Mrs. J. r. Fulton and daughter.
jeanette. and Mrs. s. A. Pollock have
gone TO Lakeside for few days stay.
, Miss Florence Mclaughlin has gone
to Lakeside for a two weeks stay.
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Catch are Wis.
iting in Springfield and Xenia.
A. G. Hogendobler. is in Elkhart.
Ind. the guest of his brother.
Mrs A Il. Stamm and daughter,
Miss Bees. visited in Springfield Sun.
day.
The Misses Pearl Emmons and Mel
. lie Bateman have returned from q
pleasant trip on the Great Lakes and
to points in the north.
Il Misses Dell Starrett and Mae Dickey
and Mrs Carolyn waeller left the frs
, of the week for two weeks sojourn in
Detroit, Cleveland, Sandusky, Mt
/ Clemens and several other northern
points.
: Harry Humphreys, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. W. Humphreys. is here frun
Akron to enjoy a week s vacation HI
is employed in dry goods store il
Akron.
Mrs. S. E. Kunkel and daughtei
Miss Nell, will leave Tuesday morn
ing for st. Louis. where they will
spend week at the Louisiana Purchas'
Exposition. Enroute home they will
visit relatives and friends in Indiana
polls. Indiana.
Mrs John Nipple and Mrs. Ear
Stanley. of Muncie, Indiana, are her,
called by the death of Helen, httl,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hip
pie. of Garfield avenue.
Mr.. Ed. Brattain was here Sunda,
from Columbus the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. "A. Brattsin. a.
has q position as clerk in the store o
the Columbus Merchandise Company
Mr.. Amos A. Geiger, of the Unite'
Telephone Company, has for his CUES
his brother, Prof ]. W. Geiger, VIII
!. fills the chair of Modern Sciences a
4 the o. N. e., Ada, Ohio.
+ Carl Roebuck has gone to Clevelan'
for visit with his sister, Mrs. Fores
a Slater.
Harry Plum. son of Probate Judg
:. and Mrs. w. S. Plum, of east San
n dusky avenue. is expected this evening
. from Philadelphia. where he is
student in a college of pharmacy. 81
e will visit here for several weeks ex
e Ipecting to resume his studies in Sep
ltember, when he will be accompanie
Ito Philadelphia by Garfield Marsh
who will also take up the study O
, pharmacy.