The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-12-28
Ohio Happenings

mdAAy JULIUS DCSOLIlg "HO was SLH
ployed in the Lansing mines. The day
OF her arrival the marriage took place.
In November Besozzi became i'll of
typhoid fever and died in hospital
two weeks ago. Unable to speak Eng
lish, she decided to marry again. This
time she did not have to change her
name, as her husband is Antonio Be.
sozzi, also an Italian miner of Ian
sing, but not related to her first hus-
band.
Cambridge. Charles s. Stockdale,
aged 40, recorder of Guernsey coun.
ty, died after a lingering illness from
rheumatism and tuberculosis.
Cleveland.-Mayor Herman C. Baehr
was presented with solid silver tea
set as a Christmas present from 80
of his friends and associates in the
city government
Toledo. - Guilty of manslaughter
was the verdict in the case against
Chester Buczek, aged 18, who killed
his playmate, Karul, Finsky, last fall
by stabbing him to the heart with
pocket knife. The boys were on the
friendliest of terms a few minutes
before their trouble over a childish
whim. He will be sentenced later.
Coshocton.-Charles Geefler, aged
6S, was found dead in his chair at his
home in Plainfleld, with half COM
pleted letter to his son on the table,
when neighbors went in to inquire as
about ten hours, and the lamp on his
table was still burning.
Geneva.-Jesse Holden, aged 38,
dropped dead from heart failure here
while talking to friends on the street.
Holden was apparently in his usual
health, and shortly after laughing at
joke of one of his friends fell to the
sidewalk unconscious.
Van Wert.-Alleging that her life
was in danger, Mrs. A. Sluterbeck,
daughter of DR.. r. S. Wilson, had her
father arrested on an insanity war
rant. DR.. Wilson is one OF the best
known physicians in this county. He
is confined in the county Jail pending
hearing.
Ironton.-Mayor-e elect T. ]. Kenney
has appointed John B. Korns, editor
of The Register, his director of serv-
ice.
Zanesville.-Miss Sarah Wisecarver,
aged 100, died at the county infirmary
Six years ago she gave her property,
an acre in Adamsville, this county
to the new Hope Lutheran church as
site and came to the infirmary.
Toiedo.-J. w. Gunnels, who has
conducted matrimonial agency here
for years and who is said to be a
millionaire, is missing, and the police
have been asked to search for him.
He has been in i'll health for several
months.
Lebanon.-The first case of pellagra
reported in this section has been dis
covered in the disease of William Set
tlemeyer, living east of Lebanon. He
has been sent to the Dayton insane
asylum.
Springfield.-As a result of the ex-
plosion of a tank of acetylene gas at
the plant of the Champion Chemical
company, Harry Uphiel was seriously
injured. o. V. Gregory and John
Ringe were also hurt.
Marysville.-Miss Carrie Hamilton,
a telephone operator at Redwood, and
George Moore of Claibourne, this
county, eloped to Covington, KY, and
were married. The father of the
bridegroom, Rev. William Moore OF
Claibourne, had refused to give con-
sent to the marriage because the
young man was under age.
Toledo.-While preparing to attend
the funeral services of his wife, Will
lam Berg, aged Sd, was stricken with
heart failure and died before physi.
clan could be called.
East ool.-Announcement has
heen made that the new $4,000 Chris
tian church of this city will not be
dedicated before Easter Sunday Rev.
E. P. Wise is the pastor. An applica-
ton has been made to Andrew Car,
negie for aid in purchasing pipe or
gan. This city was the boyhood home
of Carnegie, and where, barefooted, he
roamed along the banks of the Ohio
river. The new church is of the Gre.
4 clan style of architecture.
Newark.-Desponden over a love
affair, Emma Mcintosh, IS, tele,
phone operator of this city, probably
fatally wounded herself here when
she fired several revolver shots into
the region of her heart. One bullet
that passed entirely through the girls
body. will probably cause her death.
Bellefontaine. - Mayor-clect Walker
Prall promises to have harmonious
administration. Prall plays the gui
tar; John Weidinger, director of serv
ice, plays horn, and DR.. R. w. Chal
fant, director of safety, leads the Firs,
Presbyterian church choir.
Findlay. = Because there was ne
market for the excessively large hats
among Findlay women, the New Yorl
Millinery store, through it's proprietor
Mrs. Eliza Atwater, made an assign
ment to Mrs Minnie Dunn. The as
sets are said to be $3.50 and the liabili
ties considerably in excess of tina
amount.
Jamestown,-Cla that he il
but Is years old, Edgar James, al
Xenia lad who wildly flourished biz
revolver here, saved himself work
house sentence but may go to the
state reformatory. Mayor Barnet
bound him over to the probate court
Lorain.-A Socialistic protest con
tanning 1900 names went to city coun
Gil against the passage of Legislation
looking to the reduction of salaries t
Offices which Socialists will fill afte
January l. The biggest cuts in sal