The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-11-11

The Big Four system handled during
the month of October. 7s1, ,67s passsn-
gers, an increase over the same month
last year of IS, 1917.
]. NJ. Keller, resigned as solicitor
for c. A. Mowry, the insurance agent,
has gone into the bakery business
with Conda Keller on south Main.
The Christian church holiday carni-
val to be held Dec. 90 promises to be
largely patronized. Articles suitable
for Christmas gifts viii be on sale.
Thomas Flsck has accepted posi-
tion rs clerk in the Junius W. Hamil-
ton hardware store. west Columbus
avenue. David Ziegler has resigned.
Fairbanks made his first dollar while
going to school in Delaware. He was
chopping wood and tore his trousers
and his landlsdy mended them while
he lay in bed.
Superintendent of the Kenton public
schools, Prof. Britton, has been offered
a position by the American School
Book company md may accept He
was formerly a resident of Logan
county.
At chapel exercises at Ohio Wesleyan
University, a congrstulatory telegram
was ordered sent to Senator Fairbanks,
q graduate and trustee at present.
The student body marched up and
down town
John d. Rockefeller, owner of the
Faurot Opera House in Lima, will
deprive that city of its only playhouse
and has let the contract for the
conversion of the pretty theatre, the
finest in the state, when it was built
in 1881, into Office rooms
Miss Anne Gsmmill Wallace. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Wal
lace, of Huntsville, was united in
marriage last evening at the brides
home to Rev. ]. 81. Todd Gordon. The
young people will be at home after
December at Huntsville, Ohio.
Discussion at the Columbus Anti
Saloon League meeting hinged prin-
cipally upon the question of whether
it would be advisable to advocate in
general u county local option law that
would put into the hands of the county
authorizes the enforcement OF the law
in Municipalities
George Lloyd. employed at the GUAR
ries of the Bsllefontaine Stone and
Lime company. met with the misfor-
tune Wednesday to have the little fin-
ger of his left hand dislocated and
broken, while the third finger Of the
member was badly crushed DR. W.
G. Stinchcomb attended him
The quail law goes into effect on
the morning of Nov. 18th and lasts
until December 5th- The killing Of
thess birds contrary to law is q serious
offense and if apprehended will be Wig
orously prosecuted 1t IL reported
that hunters are disregarding the law
and the game wardens are on the
alert.
1t Is reported that there is serious
talk among the creditors of asking the
court to appoint receiver for Lake
side. Rev. G. W. Tanneyhill, formsI
superintendent Of the popular Metho
dist summer resort, has engaged sttor.
neys to settle for him with the trustees
he claiming that they still owe hin
money
'There will be twice as much build
ing next year as has been done thii
year." remarked q well known con
tractor Thursday. For the past TIVE
years the building of residence proper
ties has broken any previous records IL
Bellefontaine and this assertion by /,
contractor who knows what he is talk
ing about should prove interesting
Nearly all of DR.. Wilson's houses Of
west Auburn are completed and read,
for occupancy.
General A Sanders Piatt, of wes
Liberty, q life long Democrat. VIII
sometime ago announced that he woul
vote the Republican ticket this fall
and who was one of those upon tn
platform at Republican rally held il
West Liberty some days ago evidentl
did not vote for Roosevelt as it is de
clared that on election night the Ger
eral, while talking to friends. remari
ed that when he went to the polls
vote his heart failed him and he vote
the Democratic ticket
At the regular meeting of st. @
celia Circle Kings Daughters hel
Wednesday evening at the home {
Mrs. RolIo C. Pifer. north Madriv'
: street, committees for the rummae
sale to be conducted Nov. Is and 10 b
J Alpha and St. Cecilia Circles of King
| Daughters were appointed Mi
Kstharyn Barker, who is teaching q
free kindergarten being conducted
the Central school building by s
Cecilia Circle. reported that TWEEN
+, lads and lsssies are attending Il
school Refreshments were served.
The coal gas. bench at the city 9
, works viii be closed down accordir
!. to Member Buchsnsn Of the Board
lPublic Service, as the bench is n