The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-11-29
BelleCenter Bulletins.

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Mr.. Oliphsnt is kept pretty busily
engaged during the day putting in new
wires and repairing old ones Among
the new wires put in recently were in
Messrs. E. w. Ramsey's and ID. p.
Rogers residences. There are more
than 1900 s-candie power lamps in our
town now and when all the houses use
the wires the plant win be more near
" self supporting.
There have been quite number. of
removals and changes recently. Rev.
W. A. Atkinson now occupies the
welsch house called the r. A Graham
house and Mr.. Lowry occupies the
new house owned by himself and
recently vacated by Rev. Atkinson
Mr.. Thos. Hosac now occupies the east
side of the Hosac property on Buckeye
street. Mr.. t. W. Ramsey occupies
the north side of the Wallace home
stead and viii erect new house in
the spring. Mrs. Zimmerman occupies
the house vacated by Mr.. E. W. Ram
sey, which che has purchased, and is
having some Improvements made. Mr..
Martin, editor of the Herald Voice.
has purchased lot of DR.. Marlatt
and is having an up-to date residence
erected. Mr.. John Mains and Mr..
NJ Mains have each moved into the
houses they have recently purchased
and improved. Rev. A. j. Johnston
has erected an addition to his resi-
Idence. Mrs. NJ. Smith has been i'm
proving the house she recently pur-
chased of Mr.. b. Livington. There
seems to be demand for houses
Quite number of persons are looking
| for houses to rent.
Rev. Grieves had sale of his per-
sonsl property ON Wednesday, preached
| his farewell sermon ON last Sabbath
and will move to Glendora. Cali.
fornia, to take charge of congregs-
tion. He and Mrs. Grieves will be
much missed in our village. He was
member of the Lecture Bureau and
also q member of the School Board.
He has resigned "a clerk Of the School
Board and another clerk will be elected
at their next meeting.
Mr.. J. d. Stephenson viii move his
family here when he can secure q
house.
Mr.. Geo. Clements, who moved to
near Forest last spring. will return to
his home here, he having secured a
position with Jos. Timmors.
Mr.. W. q. Dodds had sale of hard
ware and implements on Saturday sf-
ternoon-
Mr.. VIM. Sample and SON James have
been very busily engaged during the
past weeks getting their vegetables in
store for the winter trade. He re.
marked that by next season he hope:
Ito raise enough onions to I'LL car.
He has raised eleven acres of vegeta
bles this year.
Rev. J. McKnipe. Of Des Moines
IIowa, preached two excellent sermons
in the q. r. church last Sabbath. Mr.
lMcKnipe is fine orator and is q can
dIdate for the position of pastor here
Ibis theme in the morning was "Th'
Second Coming. OF the Messiah and
in the evening 1.-THE Sacrificial Lamb. ,
BE will occupy the same pulpit mex
sabbath
There was a wreck of freight trail
lon the switch near the school build
ling last Sabbath night about o p. m
1t was caused by car becoming de
ltached from freight train near Vel
verton and when the engineer disco.
cred the loss of car he ran on tn
Islding here to wait for orders when
train from the south ran into tn
train derailing three cars and demol
fishing one filled with sand. Tn
wreck was cleared away Monday.
!; There was special program con
; sisting of music, readings. ETC., at tn
|, First Presbyterian church under tn
|, auspices of the Wonan's Missionsr
Society last Sabbath evening. Mrs
Wood, of Kenton. President of tn
Presbyterial Missionary Society, wa
present and gave an address on tn
work of the societies The occasio
was the public thank offering.
The q. P. ladies served lunch q
the sale of R s. Sloan on Wednesday.
The members of the NJ E. churc
have graded up around the new NJ. E
church in fine style.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mr.:
Patterson continues very low but
thought to be some better.
| Mrs. R. q. Graham, who went I
| visit sister in New York, has enter
ed q sanitarium at Lake Saranas
r where she win remain for some tim
| in hopes of regaining her health
Mr.. S. NJ. Terrence has been mai
ling an addition to his residence.
Mr. Noah Westenhaver' new brio
house north of town is almost compile
ed and is very handsome.
Fulton's carpenters are much presse
with work these times.
Master Huston Fulton celebrated b
fifth birthday in fine style His cou
ins helped to make the occasion
: pleasant one. At the close OF the r
past a covered dish was opened al
l each one on pulling a ribbon at h
plate a candy mouse jumped into est
b plate.
: The Christian church lsdi
held market in Harrod drug sto
4. ON "Wednesday