Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-05
LAGONDA NOTES.
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Lone Star Lodge i. o. 0. F.-Buck Creek
Tribe of Red Mea-Death from Consump.
tion-Young Peoples Literary Assoela-
tiOn-Briei Mention Of Lagonda Busi-
moss and Its Inhabitants
Mrs. Robt Gordon was on the sick list the
past week.
Mr.. Stanley Leedsle is at work again after
his sick spell.
Miss Alice Alexander is taking lessons in
elocution.
Lone Star Lodge |. o. 9. F., will have
wsrk in the Iuitiatory degree Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Sallie J. Baker, of South Market
street, city, spent Thursday and Fridsy here,
guest Of Mrs.. J. N. Derriekson.
Mr.. Ctis Maley has moved in his house On
Carr street.
Mr.. Walter Wasson is convalescing from a
long siege Of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Neal of the city, Sum-
dayed here last Sunday.
Mr.. George Morrow who has for quite .
while been employed in the Champion works
here, as draughtsmsn pattern maker, has gone
to Detroit, Michigan, to superintend q shop
there.
Mr.. Frank Mickle leaves the coming week
for bis home in Nebraska.
Buck Creek Tribe Red Men will have sew
eral degrees to confer Tuesday evening, let
there be full council.
Mr.. Hugo Friedlander has returned here
after years absence in the South.
Mr.. Ed. Morrison who for the past year has
been in Florida has returned and is again
working in the Champion shop.
Tuesday, next, the Ministerial Association,
of the Miami Conference U. B., will hold
their annual session in the q. B. church here.
Services beginning at 7:3O pm
Miss Nettie Andrews, of the city, visited
Miss Laura Ross the past week.
Mrs. ". W. Neal was in Urbana, last week
visiting relatives.
Mr.. John Haines, who for some time has
been soiourning here, has returned to his
home in Reading. Pa.
Uncle George Tavenner returned this week
from q several months sojourn in Virginia.
Mr.. Ed. Kennon, formerly Of this place, is
now in Missouri travelling for some wholesale
house.
Mrs. John Flabarty. of the city, spent
Wednesday last with Mrs. Dsrst here.
Mr.. Dave McNillen has gone to Rochester.
n. Y, where he will assist in keeping til.
Champion Machines in order.
On last Thursday evening Ar. Will Cook
and Miss Eva Killen, Mr. Ed Holden aad Mis-
Allie Munday drove over to Brighton and
spent mos, enjoyable evening.
News comes from Warren county tha
Harley Ross, of this place, has taken unit
himself wife, the happy event taking placs
last Sunday.
4 petition to change the hour of heldlpe
our Sabbath School has been in circulatior
among the officers and teachers Of the schoo
the past week. asking that the hour Of hold
ing the school be changed to a. 10. instead
Of p. N. as IL is now held.
Mr.. J. n. Berger isn't after the Lagonds
postofice as has been reported, but John hal
sent in his application for the position OF saw
dust inspector with headquarters At Catawba
john you had better hang on to that lanter1
mentioned some time ago, as you may neet
it to light you out of Moore6eld some darl
; night
Don't forget the Easter services in ou
church today, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fryburger have returset
from their wedding tour and will 90 to house
keeping the coming week, having rented and
handsomely furnished the brick house next
to Reid and Gordon's grocery.
The following is from the New Moorefelt
: notes in the Springfield Transcript: W,
don't believe the rsmor that J. n. B., of La
gonda, has married, and gone into the dairy
business. If 1T is true then We will have tn,
pleasure Of seeing him prosper, and test som'
of his J. N. Berger-cheese.
Died: Wednesday afternoon, of consunp-
ton, Mr.. John Kitchen, in the 32d year Of
his age.
On next Thursday evening the members oi
the Young Peoples Literary Association will
meet at the home of Miss Lottie Zutayeru
and give one of their very popular and in.