Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-09

for sale.
The Young Peoples Literary Association
will meet at the residence Of their orgsnsl
Miss Lotte Wells, next Thursday evening.
The report is that the scarlet fever ha
made its unwelcome appearance in ou
vicinity.
Cottsge Prayer Meeting will be held mex
Monday evening at the residence of Mr.. Al
Young.
Mr.. &C. Powell has returned from hi
home in Dayton.
Mrs Leonard Croft spent last Tuesday with
Miss Julia Darst
Mr.. Charles Spalding has returned hom,
from Columbus, where he had been attending
lectures at the Medical College. He will re-
turn there next September. when he will pre-.
| pare himself for the second years course o.
studies. Charlie will make an N. D. yet.
Our public school teachers and scholar,
will enjoy weeks vacation the coming
| week
Mrs. Kate Morrow has returned from Ire
| mont.
Miss Hettie Crosley, of Vienna, visited here
Monday last.
Miss Carrie Neal, of the city, was a CUES,
OF Grace Locke Sunday last.
Mr.. Henry Baldwin was on the sick list the
past week.
Last Tuesday evening, while the Chiefs Of
Buck Creek Tribe, Imp. Order of Red Men,
were sitting around their council FIRE, pale
face made his appearance, and was imme-
diately captured by the braves and brought
before the council. He was tried, condemned,
and sentenced to be scslped, which sentence
was put into execution, and the Sachem of
Buck Creek Tribe carries another scalp at
his belt.
Bros. Chas King and His Honor Frank
Rightmyer, of the city, visited Lone Star
Lodge l. o. o. +. last Monday evening and
witnessed the team coufer the Initiatory de-
gree on a candidate.
Miss Jennie Kershner has returned from .
very pleasant visit of four months with friends
and relatives in the northern part of the
State.
Mr.. Frank Burleigh has moved his family
into the house lately vacated by DR.. o. l..
Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Tiffany, of West
Sring6eld, spent Sunday hast with Mr.. and
Mrs Derrickann
Miss Ella SIlvers, of Enon, is sojolrning
here few days, the guest of Miss Lizzie Reid.
Mr.. Rifle, of Enon, visited his brother
here Friday last.
The many friends of Miss Jennie Neal will
be pleased to learn that she is getting along
nicely and will soon be around again.
Mrs. Knox and daughter Minnie are visit
ing relatives in Bellefontaine.
The protracted meeting now in progress at
Victory school house is becoming quite inter-
esting. About fifteen persons are at the altar
every night, and Rev. S. n. McCorkle says be
is greatly encouraged over the work going on:
Yesterday they organized a church, and as
the farmers in that vicinity are all well-to-do
farmers, there is no fear but there will be a
church built there in the near future.
The sisters, May and Jessie Harrison. have
lately come into possession OF quite a snug
little fortune, through the death of an ulcle.
Miss Ida White, Of Champaign county. and
Miss Clark, OF Catawbs, visited friends here
the past week.
Mrs. Curtis Neal, Of the city, spent Thurs
day last with friends here
Mrs. Thrasher has moved her family to the
city.
A very pleasant gathering OF young folks
took place last Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mickle.
The large concourse OF young people had
gathered for the purpose of giving Mr.. Frank
Mickle q surprise. The house was filed to
overfowing with the gay throng, who entered
heartily into the pleasures Of the evening.
The time was most happily spent in social
converse, playing characters and various other
innocent amusements Refreshments were
served, in which all joined. The hands
on the clock pointed to the small hours, when
the guests left for their homes. Among
those present were Misses Jennie Lawrance,
Lottie Wells, Annie Lohrer, Ef6e Nelson,
Clara Alexander, Callie Fairchild, Emma
Ross, Laura Ross, Lottie Zutavern,
Caddie Grove, Emma Knox, Alice
Alexander, Minnie Tsvenner, Liz
Iie Reid, Elnors Stauter, Messrs. William
Gordon, Thomas Thorogood, Ben Nelson, Al
fred Powell, Forrest Groves, William Kohn,
George Reynard, Charles Bowers, and G. E.
Mickle.
There will be missionary tea at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Lswrsnce next
Tuesday evening. Everybody is cordially in
vlted to come. A good supper for Gtteen
cents.
On last Thursday evening Mr.. Joseph Pat
ton was called to the city, and during his ab-
sence about thirty of his friends and relatives
gathered at his residence for the purpose OF
giving him an old-fsshioned surprise upon
his return. He returned and found his resi-
dence filled with jolly crowd, and the sur
prise was complete. During the evening re-
treatments were served, and every one present
seemed well pleased with the evenings en-
joyment
Saturday furniture wagon drove out from
the city, and the driver inquired for Mr.. s. J.
G.
that there was a, easy chair in the wagon for
him. On the chair was the following, which
will explain all:
SfRNGTIELD, D.. March Z, 1885.
Mr.. S. J. Outright:
DEAR SIR-The teachers of Lagonda public
schools have long appreciated the painstaking
care you have uniformly exercised to attend
to their wants and provide for their comfort,
and often, too, at much inconvenience and