The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-07-12

ming a roll of paper. DIR. a. L. Hu:
ton rendered surgical aid.
More vegetables are being raised o.
the Logan county farm this year an
at the Children's Home than ever he
fore. The inmates are well provide
with green goods and if the crop
now. sOwn produce as ii is expecte,
there will be plenty at the county in
titutions this winter.
In honor of Miss Isabelle Kirk. o
Findlsy. Miss Florence Dow nicely en-
tertained a number of guests mt he
home. east Columbus avenue. Frida,
Ievening. Other guests from out o
town were Miss Brosdstone, of Xenia
and Miss Byrch, of Chicsgo. Re
freshments were served during tn,
evening.
The School Board meeting in regular
session Friday night accepted the res
lignatiOn of Miss Edith Mclaughlin,
recently elected as substitute teach.
er, and appointed Prof. John W. Mac
kinnon to succeed himself rs a Nom
Der of the City Board of School Ex-
aminers- The appointment is for q
three year term.
Orville Jacobs, dismissed as letter
carrier in the Second Ward, said this
morning that he had recently ans Tered
Il Rhnr0nz q nraf
that shortly afterwards he received
the notice of his dismissal. Mr..
Jacobs is in consultation with attor-
| neys and may demand an official Inves-
litigation. He says he has done moth
ing to warrant dismissal.
Lieutenant Lucius Bennett, of Fort
Smelling, Mimi, arrived home Thurs
day evening via Chicago He will visit
at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Q. A. Bennett. of East San
dusky avenue, for some time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett are fortunate in enter
tanning both of their sons at present.
Charles Bennett is home from the
hhPPAhoc dltcE al dOccuCt OI HVe
years.
Fishing on the bank at the Bulkhead,
Lewistown reservoir is at present the
best known in years. The water is
very high and has beer so all spring
and summer. The gate at the outlet
is open 16 inches and the water as it
rushes through this opening causes a
heavy current. Fish naturally follow
current and consequently anglers
have no trouble in making fine
catches.
Announcement was made Saturday
of the marriage of Mr.. Albert Denny
and Miss Gladys Goodhart. both of
this city. The couple were welded in
Zsnesfield June 20 by Rev. s. NJ.
Scott, pastor of the Methodist church,
and they kept the secret OF the happy
event until today There will be many
frien's who will extend congrstuls-
tiOns and best wishes upon learning of
the nuptials.
To attend "a conference of the Belle
fontalne & Sidney Electric Railway
Company Judge Matthews, of Sidney,
came mere Friday evening. In the
offices of Attorneys Defrees business
interesting to the stockholders of the
contemplated line was discussed. 1t is
the intention to push through the con-
ratr ssf he hsafn fol
sible. 1t is thought that bonds will
be sold within the month.
Orrin McClelland, of Marion, court
ed Miss Florence Bisch for period of
five years, then she accepted the at
tentions of Sidney Northrup. 1t was
claimed that when Northrup and Miss
Biseh talked to each other over a party
telephone line, McClellsnd eavesdrop-
ped and spread what he heard through
out the community. The result was
that Northrup married the girl and a
deadly feud between three families
| sprang up.
Mr.. Ernest R. Claypool. of Indian
apolis, district manager of the Hop
kins Crayon Picture Company. of Chi
cago. with headquarters in this city,
was united in marriage at the Metho-
dist parsonage at 8 80 O'Clock Thurs
day evening by Rev. Jesse Swank tC
Mrs. Eta E. Black, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen II. Miller, OF south
| Detroit street. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
pool left ON the Kniekerbocker for an
eastern trip.
The territory heretofore worked 10y
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Sam R. Vertner has been so altered
that this county is the only one left il
his baliwick, and he now has tn,
Fourth congressional district, consist
ing OF Allen, Auglaize, Darke. Mercel
and Shelby, and in addition has Cham
psign, Logan and Miami. He thui
has eight of tine twenty-six countie:
comprising the northwestern Ohio dis
triet Lima Republican Gazette.
Melon Mann dropped dead Thursds,
~ AOAh lo"nShip Inc ue
ceased WAS bachelor, aged g., an,
reputed to have considerable means
consisting of a good farm, some prop
erty in York and also personal proper
ty to the amount of several Thousand
of dollars. AT the time of his deaf
he had a number of checks and note
ON his person.
3 Thursday afternoon he was in a