The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-03-15

she was a member. We extend SYM
pathy to the bereaved husband.
Mr.. Phillips went to Bellefontaine
on Thursday to remain until after
the funeral of her brother. Mr.. Jas.
Cooke.
Mrs. W. ]. Fulton's two sisters,
Mrs. Belle Stokes, Miss Hattie Fem,
also Mira. Parish, dressmakers of Gin
cinnati spent Monday night with Mrs.
Fulton as they we're on their way
home from New York. They went to
Bellefontaine on Tuesday morning,
and held an opening in the Hotel In
gals. A number of ladies from this
place attended the opening which
closed on Saturday evening. The fol-
lowing persons were among those
who attended: Mrs. w. J. Fulton.
Mrs. Stephens, Miss Mac Clelland,
Miss Emily Clark, Miss Edythe, Lilly
and Fern Morley.
Miss Hattie Fem returned from
Bellefontaine, Thursday, to meet
Mrs. Macarthur and Mrs. Austine, OF
!, Roundhead who were unable to
attend the opening. in Bellefontaine
The dressmakers had more than sl0t
: worth of models, aud were kept quite
busy during the week.
The Christian Endeavor Society o.
meeting at the home of the pasto
4 Rev. Z. G. Bailey, Monday evening
after which they were highly en-
ltertained by Mr.. Armstrong of Co
+. llumbus who furnished some fin
music on the Cecillian pianola. III
A also gave some fine selections on tn
!. violin. accompanied by Miss Cleo Flu
: ton on the piano. Miss Bernie
Brown also rendered some vocal seles
: tions and Miss Sarah Ferguson ful
p nished some select readings.
hi Rev. f. G. Bailey expects TO hav
the assistance of his uncle, Rev.
v M. Bailey durirg the special NEE
IA ings in the U. p. church during I'll
week beginning March 2lst.
hi There will be meeting of the Si'
ney Presbytery In the U. p. churc
is the first week in April.
Rev. and Mrs. f. G. Bailey and NJ
N and Mrs. James Stewart visited ;
as the home of MIR. and Mrs. JOSEF
Wallace of Rushcreek township "A
y "Wednesday, and returned home
of the evening.
Miss Nina Glasgow, who has be-
- visiting in Topeka, Kansas, for s
weeks returned home on Thursd;
evening.
Five carpenters and one pap
Hanger have all been at work
James Shorts house and the DANA
by fire is about repaired. The hou
he and contents we're insured in Fra
nd McClure's Agency, the contents we
or insured for $500 and the house
b. $500. The loss on the household goo
re; was estimated at si25, and tn
IT, agreed to repair the house as good
BE, It was. Mr.. Short moved his goo
i'll from the Downing house on Buckle
street to the Valentine Hotel whe
ry the family win remain until thu
own house is ready for occupancy.
ew Mr.. Short is having the yard fix
in around his house. Most of
,se lot is still under water from the
of cent flood.
A county ditch is being talked
ty, to drain the east end of town as
ck- Red Slough ditch overflowsfts bar
ty, in time of high water.
Main street is being cleaned up a
ale the dirt carted away.
Try Mr.. w. S. Fulton has the contra
for seven new barns all to be finish
lily I'm time for clover harvest. He CO
menced Mr.. J. X. Elders barn Tu
a day. Mr.. J. Shaw's will be the large
of It will be 40xs0 #.
at There will be a vacation of {
ct: week in the public schools the i
zed week in March.