The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-21
BelleCenter Bulletins.


Bellecenter, Oct. 16-Mr. Hays had
large sale. Some 200 persons were
present. The ladies of the q. P.
church served lunch and realized about
Sa7.
The First Presbyterian congregation
observed communion on Sabbath and
used for the first time their new indi-
vidual communion service.
All churches joined in the prayer
meeting in the U. p. church on Sab
bath afternoon at O'Clock. Leader,
VIM. Terrence. Subject. Temperance.
Rev. W. A. Atkinson went to Gin
cinnati Monday to attend meeting of
the Synod of Ohio and returned home
Friday evening and held services in
the church Saturday afternoon.
Rev. J. Walter Liggitt, who went
from here to Bergholtz to take charge
of two congregations. was given u
handsome chair by q member of his
congregation also fine reception was
given him and his bride at which a
purse of s3s so was presented to them.
Attorney Clark. of Columbus. ad-
dressed mass meeting in the q. p.
church on Sabbath evening against
the open saloon. he is a fine orator
and the auditorium and Sunday school
room were filed with an interested
laudience.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ E.
church served oyster d vegetable
soup ON Tuesday election day in the
room on Railroad street recently va
Gated by s. E. Wells harness shop.
Quite q number of invitations Were
issued by Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
ILaughlin for the celebration of theil
golden wedding anniversary at theil
home on west Buckeye street, Wednes
day, October 10.
The electric light collections for thu
past month amounted to about Sl44
an increase over the month of August
The Epwortn Leaguers will holi |
social in the NJ. E. church on Hallow
} e'en to help pay for the Ep
, worth League window. The childrel
of the Sabbath school primary clas
lcanvassed the town and raised $12 t
pay for q window in the Sabbath
school room-
A large and enthusiastic audienc
greeted the speakers at the opening o
the Republican campaign in Ellis hal
on Friday evening. Mr.. ]. K. Ellie
presided. The speakers were Mr.. VIM
B. Ramsey; also Hon. s. II. West an
Attorney A. J. Miller, of Bellefon
taine. The local band discouised patri
otic music during the evening.
Mr. Clark, Of Columbus, delivered
fine address in the q. P. church ol
Monday evening to an enthusiastic au
dience, subject, Temperance. Tb
3 platform was decorated with autumn
leaves and presented fine appearance
Rev. McMichael occupied the U. P
pulpit Sabbath morning. Rev. Straye
will preach next Sabbath and Rev
Work the following Sabbath.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sykes moved int
their new home on Monday and MI
l and Mrs McKinnon also moved int
, their new home and Mr.. and Mrs. E
, Stewart moved into the house vacate
by Mr.. McKinnon.
Mrs. NJ. L. Smith has purchased tn
r Livingston house on Buckeye stree
+ and will move into it in the near fu
= ture. Fulton's carpenters are putin
e a new roof On it this week.
= Fulton's carpenters have moved tn
d Briggs house on east Main street bac
20 feet and prepared it for placing
furnace under it.
Mrs. E. E. Sykes in driving th
mail wagon as deputy for her husban
:. on Route 2, had n narrow escape. I'll
wagon was upset by a heavy wind o
Monday and the horse was thrown O
its side. Mrs. Sykes succeeded
crawling out of the wagon and went
. the home of Mr. Reed, east of towI
for help. The wagon was soon righte
and Mira Sykes completed the deliver
8 of mail before coming home, havin
: escaped with only few bruises br
with thrilling experience.