The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-07
BelleCenter Bulletins.

Bellecenter, Oct 3.-The past week
has been noted for the number of fu-
nerals in our community. The local
undertakers have had eight calls since
September %. Among them were
small children, a Young lady, an aged
minister. an aged mother and soldier
of the civil war. Iniz Insnita Ran
dali, daughter of Harry and Nina Ran
dali, aged yrs. 1 mo. and 2 days; fu-
neral was held Saturday conducted by
Rev. b. F. McKinnon. Albert Earl,
son Of MIR. and Mrs Richard Elliott,
of Richland; services in tine q. p.
church here on Tuesday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. J. W. Kerr. OF Kenton.
Also on Tuesday afternoon was held
the funeral of a 7-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Given at the home
of her parents north of town conduct
ed by Rev. Gordon of Roundhead. The
funeral of Rev. A. W. Johnston oc-
CURED on Sabbath afternoon at tbs
home Of his sister. Miss Johns on. con-
Quoted by Rev. r. Hsrgrsve assisted
by Rev. Fsris. of Bellefopt.ine. The
funeral services in connection with
the burial Of Miss Cleo Coviugton were
held at the home on Wednes lay con.
Quoted by Rev. w. A. AtkiLs5n. A
very large concourse attended the ser
vices And ON Wednesday at noon oc
Cured the death of Mrs Margaret
Beatty, mother of william and Miss
Sara Beatty. at her home east of town.
Funeral was held on Friday morning.
conducted by Rev. W. A. Atkinson.
Deceased was in her 92nd year. And
on Friday at 2 80 in the Presbyterian
church occurred the funeral of JohI
q. Stout. a veteran Of the civil war
Company A. 65th o. v. I A yer,
large concourse attended and the fora
offerings at these funerals were token
of esteem for the departed and the sor
rowing ones have the sympathy of tn
community.
Mr.. II. F. Sloan has opened q nev
store in the room east of Miss Giffins
millinery store. A new front will b
put in the room this week.
Mr.. W. E. Mansfield placed q hand
some piece of furniture in the home O
D. p. Rogers on Thursday.
Rev. John Beckett, of Middletown
occupied the U. P. pulpit last Sabbatl
and left for his home Monday evening
The Ladies' Aid society of the N
E. church planned a pleasant surpris
for the retiring pastor and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. ID. Scott, on Saturda
evening. the congregation gathere
to the number of 100 and gave Rev
Scott fine leather chair and Mira
Scott fine linen table cloth. Thes
gifts were in token of their esteem fo
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott.
Knox Wiley was here from Marsaille
on business on Tuesday and report
that he will have all the available tin
5 Der in that section used for slaves an
will likely move to another place abou
January /.
Mr.. Child was here from Texs
3 the first of the week.
The ladies of the y. p. church wi
: serve lunch at the sale Of Mr.. Hays
L on the Andrew Wallace farm on Octc
Der 12. They will have fried chi ckeI
vegetable soup, sandwiches, pie an
coffee.
s. NJ. Terrence moved Wednesday
: the house he purchased on Railroa
: street, of Mr.. Roll.
Mr.. John Caldwell. of Iberia, wi
v occupy the U. p. pulpit on next Sal
bath. Ali are cordially invited to a
o tend.
|, Let the friends of temperance after
n tha elactinn and vote nm Octoher TX