The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-02-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

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from visit with relatives in Colum
bus.
DIR. John Haas, of West Mansfield
was in the city, Monday.
Albert Miller. of Piqua, visited hi:
brother Jay, over Sunday. Albert
will enter law school at Columbus
next month
Attorney Jay Miller will visit his
mother, in Piqua, Thursday of this
week.
Capt ]. d. Inskeep attended the
funeral of A. c. Inskeep at East l. b.
erty, FriLay.
Ezra Shoots and niece, Leonada
Miller, left this morning over the
Big Four tor Streator, Illinois, to at
tend the funeral OF Landy Shoots
John II. Woosnam, formerly a dry
goods dealer in this city and now a
traveller for a New York hcnse, was
registered at the New Miller Satul-
day.
f. K. Hubbard was here from In
dianapolis for an over Sunday visit
at his home.
Mrs. w. w. Osbourn and son, Rob-
ert, went to Shelby, Ohio, Mrs. Os-
born's mother being quite sick
Harry Schuy ler has returned from
visit with relatives at Greenville,
Ohio.
Miss Hazel Murdock informally en-
tertained a few friends Friday even
ing in a very hospitable manner.
Harry NJ. Fowle, of Somerset, KY,
is visiting his brother and family on
Henry street, and his grandparents,
DIR. and Mrs G. L. Kalb, on North
Detroit
ID. P. Kerr and wife are spending d
few weeks at Houston. O., with their
son who has been telegraph operator
and agent there for the past fifteen
years.
Mr.. A. G. Elliott has returned from
a trip in the east, auo expects to
leave shortly to join his wife and
daughter in Atlanta, Ga, where he
will make his headquarters for sew
eral months.
Charles Robb starts out on his
spring trip this week, and will proba-
bly, be absent until May.
S. P. Westherell, of West Mansfield,
was in the city yesterday.
DIR. Ell. Z. Maxey and wife. of
Boise City, Idaho. are visiting the
family of Mr.. John Horn, in Zanes-
field. Mrs. Maxey was formerly Miss
Edna Horn. The doctor is secretary
of the Idaho State Medical associa-
tion. They leave for home Thursday
evening.
Emery Wilson returns to the Bos-
ton Technical School. today.
Me- ua-~r C,ssidr- md darrb+ar
Dorothy returned Saturday to their
visit with relatives here. Prof. Cas-
sidy wrote to them not to stop in Co
lumbus, as there were 800 cases of
typhoid fever there, and not to drink
any water from the time they left
Brllefontaine until they arrived
home.
Samuel Tarbutton, who has been
agent of the United States Express
company at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, and
LapOrte, Ind. is here to spend Sun
day, being en- route to Mansfield, O..
where ne will become cashier of the
company's Office.
Mrs. Fred T. Bell has returned to
her home in Aurora, ILL.,. after visit
here with her father, DR.. S W. Full
Ter, and her sister, Mrs E. J. Howen-
stine.
Misses Minnie Chamberlain and
Jennie Pyers. of East Liberty, were
guests of j. II. Bushong and family.
east Columbus avenue, Saturday and
Sunday.
Abe Zook returned Friday night
from California and the Northwest,
where he has been working at his
trade for the past few months.
Mr. and Mrs. Levering have been
called here from Piqua by the death
of Mrs. Levering's sister, Mrs. John
p. Akin.
Attorney Edward Campbell trans
acted business at West Liberty and
Urbana, Tuesday.
Pearl Brunk and Miss Fay Millner,
of Urbana, spent Sunday at the home
of Robert Millner in this city.
Mrs. Arthur Swisher is going to In
dianapolis tomorrow to visit month
with her husband.
Harry Goff visited his friend, John
Kiser, at Columbus, Sunday. Mr.,
Kiser's fever has broken.
Miss Laura Morgan spent Sunday
with relatives in Indianapolis. She
was accompanied by little Elizabeth
| Lombard, who was the guest of hel
| father and sisters in that city.
Lew Devore, of Muncie, was Sun
day guest of his sister, Mrs. F. n
johnson, north Main street.
Attorney NJ. r. Brown transacted
business at Columbus Monday.
W. w. Osborn departed Monday fol
Shelby, Ohio, called there by tht
death of his wife's mother, Mrs. Mar,
| Patterson, aged 70 years, which oc
CURED Saturday. Mrs. O>born ant
little son were called there last week
The funeral takes place Tuesday q
Greenwith, Ohio.