The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-07-01

Buroker s. Asboyat in business q
Rosewood, Champaign county. yester
day filed 9 petition in bankruptcy
Debts. s22. 5es: assets. 5000.
The Logan County Teachers Insti
tute viii be held at Educational Hall
Bellefontaine. August %. 90, "a. 2
and s6. Tne instructors selected ar
Prof. Warren Darst, of Chicago. ant
Hon. Henry Houck, of Harrisburg
Pa.
At the home of Joseph Butler, eas
Sandusky avenue. material improve
ments are being made. The house i
being enlarged and Mr.. Butler altho
well past 20 is personally directing tn
force of carpenters and assisting in tn,
WORK
Mr.. Lawrence Swan, son of DR.. E
A Swan. leaves the latter part of tn,
week to accept a position as q msmbel
of the orchestra on the excursion steam
er Alpena plying between Toledo and
Mackinac. de will act as flute playel
with the orchestra.
James s. Outland and Miss Beulst
Speck were. united in marriage
Thursdsy at the home of the bride
near Springfield. At the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Oren Outland. near Zanes
field. q recent:on for the young couple
win be held Friday evening.
The seven hundred who went from
this city and other points in the coun
ty to Toledo and Detroit Tuesday ar
rived home about O'Clock Wednesday
morning. Those who went ON tn,
outing report pleasureable time. Tn,
East Liberty band furnished music Oh
the boat rides between Toledo and De
troit
H g. Grim. brother Of DIR. Grim,
the optician of east Chillicothe avenue,
dropped dead on the streets of st.
Charles, Mo-. last Thursday. Mr..
Grim was in the timber business.
Interment was made in the Spring
field, Ohio, cemetery last Saturday.
DIR Grim has Just returned here from
Springfield
Members Of Bellefontaine Command
cry No. IL. K G. E. called Tuesds,
night at at the home of Rev. anC
Mrs. 81. j. Bigley and presented II
Mr.. Horace Detrick. secretary Of th'
Commandery, who was wedded recent
ly to Miss Mabel French. a handsom'
mahogany rocker. The presentation
speech was made by DIR. C. W. Heff
ner.
Hon Theodore Tottsn, of Findlay
is reported by a paper of that city Il
have been appointed as Pension Agen
of Ohio to succeed Pension Agen
Jones. Among the applicants for thi
appointment was General Robt. p
Kennedy, of this city Other paper
in the state declare that Mr.. Tottel
has been appointed postmaster o
Findlay
Jacob Keene, of Gallon, secretary o
the F1ickinger Wheel Co.. Of that city
Is under arrest by the federal authori
ties of Cleveland, charged with aidinI
and ahstting the president of the lat
Gallon National bank in making
false entry on the books of that de
funct institution. The arrest wa
made at Keene's home in Gallon yes
terday afternoon.
g. L. Fem, the barber, returne
this morning from Bellecenter, wher
he had gone to visit his sick sister
he also found SON of his sister suffer
ing with appendicitis. and during MI
Fenn' presence there another son. wh
is carpenter, was struck in the ey
by the head of nail he was driving
and it is feared he will lose the sigt
of his eye.-Findlay Jeffersonian.
While at the home of his mother
week ago Sunday, Grocer D. S. Moo
found gift presented him during Il
year 1862 by Albert Collie, a colort
blacksmith, who years ago had sht
on the Sidney pike, about five mil
west of here. The gift is miniatu
hammer and MIR. Moots values it hig
ly. A number of hammers like tn
one were made by Collie and presents
to school boys, one of whom was M
Moots-
| On August 80 and 80 the annual e
campment and state convention of t
United Spanish War Veterans of oh
and also of the Ladies Auxiliary W
be held In Wapskoneta- The two day
session will include a grand parad
with 1900 men in line and ma
bands, q floral parade, clam bal
prize drill contest and public install
ton of officers. United States Ser
tor Dick will be present
After placiuo thousands of dolls