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

sutton has resigned his position as I
.eacher Of the third primary and Miss g
Alice Hazel has been elected teacher !
IN his place. Prof. Hill. of Ada.
teacher of % years experience, was in
his place with.his wife on Saturday as
IN applicant for the Junior High
School. We hope the board will secure
a good teacher for this department as
the prestige of the school depends in a
great measure ON the success of this
room. E. M. Hague has been chosen
janitor of the school.
The Cooper Musical Comedy comp
any neldforth last week in large tent
that was well filled each evening dur
ing the week.
The second quarterly social was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. |
G. Martin on Friday evening. The
ladies and their husbands were enter
tanned. Mesdames J. c. Martin, II.
NJ. Msrlatt. II. J. Mack and NJ. l..
Mains were the hostesses.
Owing to the absence of the pastor,
Rev. W. A. Atkinson, at his former
pastorate in Caldwell, o., June 10, the
Children's- Day exercises were held
in the morning in the Presbyterian
church and the NJ. Z. Sabbath school
had Children's Day exercises in
the Sabbath school room Of their
new church on the evening of June
l19.
The union services in the U. P.
church ON last Sabbath were attended
by full house, all the ministers in
the village participating. Rev. Scott,
of the M. E. church, read the 9lst
Psalm. Prayer was offered by Rev.
Atkinson, or the Presbyterian church.
Rev. Collins, of Columbus, was intro
duced by the pastor and delivered a
fine address in the interests of the
Anti-Saloon League. The local choir
assisted by Rev. J. Walter Liggitt rem.
dered some very fine selections, after
which Rev. Grieve dismissed the con
gregstion with prayer.
The firms of George Postle and Mack
and Mclaughlin have bought 81, S37
pounds of wool this summer.
July 7th has been set as the time fol
viewing the proposed county ditci
through the east end of town. We ar
glad to see that the officers of th'
. town are making an effort to keep tn
streets and alleys free from all obstruc
tions-
There is every indication that ther
will be rousing Fourth of July cele
bration in this place. There will b
an industrial parade participated i
by all the business men Of town
There will be two bands, the Rushsyl
vania and the Bellecenter. There wi
: be races and base ball game with
It fine display of fireworks in the even
: ing.
Mrs. B. M. Brooks. of Northwood
II visited the families of r. Ramsey, 6
I'M. Terrence and D. P. Rogers La
r week and returned home on Monday.
Mrs. W. J. Fulton is recoverin
II from her illness.
Master French Fulton has been quit
II i'll during the past week of append
citis.
r Mr.. Harry Fulton, who is hon
from Monmouth college and is spen'
sr ing his vacation with his fathers ca
penters, had the misfortune to
At struck on the left eye with the head
t spike while helping to repair one
n Mr.. jos. Lyles' houses on Monday.
,oI Miss Hattie Fem, of Cincinnati, a
At rived on Saturday to spend few da,
"a with her sister, Mrs. W. J. Fulto
IN Mr.. L. Fem, of Findlay, is also visi
~ ing his sister, Mrs. Fulton, this wee
ID Rev. J. w. Light started on Mo
,e day to his new charge in eastern Obi
,e Prof. d. A. Light ..and family,
3 Middleburg, are spending few da
~ with Mr.. Lights parents near her
Mr.. John Stewart is home fro
the university in Columbus. The
will be a reunion of the Stewart fan
al lily in Thos. Stewards grove abo
T. July 4th.
MIR. Jos. Lyles has beautlhed L
OF residence with coat of paint a
III other improvements and is also il
~ proving his other house adjoining l
er residence.
vi Mr.. Andrew Wallace has traded |
W property in town known as the r.
ny Graham house to Levi Welsh for
er 16S acre farm known as the Dav
Wallace farm and adjoining his hoI
ms farm, which gives Mr.. Wallace
is acres of as good land as there is
to Logan county. Mr.. Welsh will occ
of py his new home soon.
ch Married, at the home of James He
ing ON last Sabbath evening Clarer
E. Sickles and Mrs. Myrtle Bell Dilt
re by Rev. Robt Grieve.
he The Epworth League gave a recs
H. tion in the NJ. E. church ON Wedn
day evening in honor of Mrs Il.
Maugans. who will soon leave to ma
IN her home in the south.
'oo hopeweIi.
al Hopewell, June 29.-The NJ. E.
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