The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-08-23
Personal Paragraphs

Ralph Emmons returned Sunday to
his home in Detroit, after a several
days visit here.
Mr.. J. M. Potee, of the Central Ohio
Paper Company, Columbus, was here
Sunday the guest of his sister, Miss
Harriet Potee.
Miss Lena Cotton leaves Thursday
for trip to tine st. Louis exposition.
Miss Juliet Shaw, of Cincinnati, will
accompany her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone. of Toledo, are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Stones
mother, Mrs. r. J. Cheever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Newell leave to-
day for their home in Pittsburg, after
a pleasant visit in the county. They
viii make the journey in their touring
car.
Mrs. Lavinia Brand, of Urbana. is
a welcome guest Of Cashier and Mrs.
J. G. Brand. Mrs. Brand is Mr..
Brands mother.
Mrs. Spittle, of Columbia. South
Carolina, formerly q resident Of this
city, is guest of Mrs. Maggie Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Allebaugh spent
Sunday with friends in Versailles.
Professor Warren Dsrst, Of the o N.
u, at Ada. is here this week as
speaker at the Teachers Institute.
Prof. Dsrst was a pleasant caller at
this Office. He goes from this city to
Springfield. He thinks Bellefontsine
is beautiful little city and this is the
second visit he ever made here.
Master Carlos Lebefman, who has
been visiting his uncles, Messrs. Plum
mer and Earl Shipley, has returned to
his Tiffin home.
Allie J. Miller left Saturday after
noon for st. Louis, where he will en-
joy the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
and transact business
Robert Stewart. Of Dayton, has re.
turned home after being here for some
days a guest at the home of John Nc
Cracker.
Misses Dola Leister and Martha Van
Horn and Messrs. Darrow and Turner,
of Dayton. were visitors here Sunday.
Mrs Zebold, of Mt. Victory. who is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ze-
bold. returns home Thursday.
The Misses Hortense and Anna Ba-
ker, of Columbus. who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs 4. ]. Short,
have gone to Lakeside. Ohio. for a 30.
journ before returning to their homes.
Mrs. Osborn. of Chicago. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Doty. Mrs. Os
born is the mother of Mrs. Doty.
Ora Staight. better know to his
host of friends as ''Durban. is home
from two years sojourn in the Yves.
particularly in California. He came
here from Livermore, Cal, where hs
says Ed McCune. formerly of this city,
is engaged in managing hotel and Il
doing well. Mr.. Staight expects to
spend the winter here and then viii
return to California.
Grant Clemmens has returned 10
Kenton after spending Sunday in thii
city.
Mr.. Lee W. Badger started for Pitts
burg this morning on an extended
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Taylor and
daughter of Pittsburg. Pa. are guests
the home of Mrs Washington Mays
Mr.. Taylor. fifteen years ago. was &
resident of Bellefontaine He is nov
employed by the Pennsylvania railroad.
Palmer Brandon has returned Il
Cleveland.
Mrs. Joseph JoHantgen and daughte
Mrs Leroy Blessing expect to leav'
Tuesday for Mackinsc. where Mrs
JoHantgen hopes to obtain relief from
hay fever.
Mrs. J. s. Boyd and Mrs. Muzzy. o
Pittsburg, Pa. have returned from st
Louis.
W. @. Jenkins, formerly drsughts
man for the Bellefontaine Bridge
Iron Works, left Saturday for st Pau
Mimi, where he will accept position
Mrs. Jenkins, after q visit with rels
tives in Wilmington, Ohio, VIII joil
her husband. No one has been engaged
to fill the vacancy here as draughtsman
Banner Allen left Sunday for Mt
Vernon, after a pleasant visit witt
relatives and friends. Mrs. Allen will
remain here for longer visit.
Harry Plum went Sunday evenin
to Utica. N. Y, to visit his grand
father, Harvey Bunker and will hav
charge Of the drug store of his uncl
Beatty while he takes treatment for a
attack Of rheumatism.
| Drygoodsman 81. NJ Annat goes I
New York today ON business trip
| Attorney Fred Hanger, of Cincinnati
was here Sunday the guest of hi
mother.
| Mr.. Guy Detrick has returned to hi
home in Dayton, after q visit her
with his grandfather, Peter Detrick.
| Miss Nell Fossler leaves today
make a visit in Philadelphia and Ne,
York.
Robert Allison, of Decutur, Ind.
was here Sunday the guest of friends
Attorney J. NJ. Lawrence visited tn
Mt. Tabor Cave on Sunday. He think
the cave is wonderful and believes tina
a great pleasure resort could be mad