The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-06-28
PERSONAL MENTION.


city, is home from Nashville, Tenn,
where he has been for some months
past He will work at his trade here
this summer.
Miss Mary Best, daughter of Rev. Mr..
Best, pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Marssilles. Ohio. was here Friday
a guest at the home of Rev. George
E. Davies. while enroute home from
st. Louis. Miss Best is the teacher of
music in Westfield, Ills.
DIR. John M. Patterson. who went to
Chicago several days ago to take a
twelve week post graduate course re-
turned home today. He is still suffering
from injuries sustained month ago.
when he had two ribs fractured in a
runaway accident and he will rem ain at
home to entirely recover from the
injuries before returning to Chicago.
Mrs. Sheldon. sister of DR.. A. E.
Griffin, and her daughter. Mrs. Lam
ing. of Norwalk. o., are visiting DIR.
Griffin's family on north Main street.
Rev. David Blyth, enroute from Buf
falo, n. Y. to Seattle, Washington.
passed through the city Friday, for
West Liberty, where he will spend
Sunday at the home of DR.. B. B.
Leonard. Rev. Blyth was formerly pas
tor of the West Liberty Presbyterian
church.
Addison Fawcett left Friday evening
for Springfield, Mo-, for visit with
relatives. He will be absent several
weeks and thus will enjoy q vacation
from his duties at Cowman and Faw-
cett's drug store.
Druggist E. G. Cowmsn and family
expect to take a northern trip during
the present summer.
/ David b. Salisbury and family, of
Elm street, expect to leave within O
few days for visit to St Louis and
other points in the west. They will
be gone for nearly two months.
Frank 1. Gray has gone to Mime
apolis on a business trip.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy H Swan are home
from visit to Detroit and Pearl
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Muzzy, of Ur-
bana, were here Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. s. Boyd Mrs. Muzzy
and Mrs. Boyd are sisters.
Mics Matte Bunker left Saturday for
a two weeks visit in New York and
the east.
Chas. johnson, of Xenia, spent Sun
day with his parents here.
Charles Mclaughlin, who upon his
return from college recently went to
Lakeside, has returned from that place.
Rev. Jesse Swank is at Bradford,
o., attending meeting of the minis
terisl institute of the Bellefontaine
District Central Ohio M. E. conference.
Clyde Conley, of Dayton. spent Sun
day here.
Misses Marie and Harriet Campbell
were guests Sunday at the home of A.
C. Mcclure.
K. J Davis and wife have returned
to Detroit, after q visit here at the
home of the formers brother, jeweler
J. g. Davis.
q. !. Daily, of West Mansfield. and
Reid W. Southard. of Omaha, were
guests Sunday of Mr.. g. 1. Morse.
F. E. Milligan and family and Miss
Jessie Milligan were visitors in Ray
mond, Ohio, Sunday.
d. b. Henderson and Mrs. S. s
Flickinger, of Raymond, were here
Sunday guests at the home of W. L
Morse.
Miss Lois Dilts and Miss Linns
Frantz, of DeGraff, were visitors her'
Sunday.
Samuel Moury and SON, of DeGraff,
were here Sunday guests OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Finley Carson.
Miss Cleo Purk is visiting friends a
Orchard Island
Mrs. q. n. Thomas spent Sunda.
with friends in Urbana-
Alderman Horace More was II
Springfield Sunday.
Mrs. f. W. Strayer, of Columbus
and Mrs. Tena Rea, of Missouri, en-
route from Columbus to DeGraff, wer
here Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. o. Foreman.
J Miss Ada Rhosdes and the Misse
Bessie and Ella Brand, of Urbana
were here Sunday guests of the Misse
Florence and Bees Knight.
Attorney Thomas L. Wright spent Sun
day with his family and parents, MI
and Mrs. A. l.. Wright. He left thi
morning for Marietta, Ohio.
Edward Brattain, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. S. A. Brattain, of east Chilli
cothe avenue. has gone to Columbu
where he has accepted q positio
with the Columbus Merchandise Com
pany.
, Pauline. little daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Boonghton, is visiting friend
in Urbana.
I'll Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Hunter hay
returned from a pleasant visit wit
relatives in Urbana. Mr.. Hunter
slowly recovering from severe.attac
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