Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-17
ABOUTOUR OWN PEOPLE.
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Orr Friends, Our Neighbors, Our 0assts,
and "Ths Stranger Within Our Gates"
Items Of City Happenings DARING the |
Week.
MospAY--Mrs Cathcart, Of Columbus, 10
visiting her daughter, Mre. Louis Phillips
VIM. johnson, OF Sidney, brother-in-law OF
Fred Foster, Of the Patrol House, Is visiting
Fred to day.--Mr. II. Lessner. Of Dayton,
spent Sunday with relatives In the city
Sheriff wm. Baker entertained Deputy o. 8.
Collector Thompson today.
The commencement exercises OF the class
Of 's5 of wittenberg Theological Department
will take place May % In the First Lutheran
church. The class numbers three, and each
has accepted a call
London Enterprise: W. B. Green, Of this
city, will this week remove his family to
Springfield, having secured situation In the
grain Office Of Hamilton b Brooks.
London Times: Charles V. Young, Of
Springfield, newspaper reporter and young
man Of rare worth, was in the city yesterday.
Charles and his brother Balco leave this week
for Colorado, in search OF health and buG-
ness.
Xenia Gazette: Mr.. A. o. Huffman and
W. s Croy, Of Springfield, was here organ
iz,ng Fraternal Mystic Circle Society, the
past week. 1t is new secret organization,
and seems to be q meritorious one. II takes
twenty members to get a charter, and nearly
that many have been obtained here.
The largest delegations in the Springfield
convention will be Hamilton H. Cuyahoga
4s, Montgomery 23, Franklin %, Lucas and
Stark II, Clark Is, Ashtabula and Columbi-
ana IA, Summit and Trumbull ID.
TuEsDAx:-Mrs. G. W. Hastings arrived
from Louisvil last evening, and will re-
main during the summer-Peter Heir was In
Catawba, last week,-H. Tavener, Of Cataw-
ba, is clerking in this city.-Mr. Geo. Ander-
son, aged so years, now Of Troy, was In the
city today. He organized the first Sunday
School in CLARK county, out on the old Hum
phey farm in ls3l.-Mrs. Burr Wright went
to Cincinnati, today to visit friends.
Mrs. DR.. Hengst, daughter Of Officer Crof,
and wife, spent Sunday at Bloomington, Ill.
with her sister, and then lett to join hei hur.
band in Texas.
Graham Deuwell, Esq, of this city, va.
robbed of $25 by some stranger who occupied
the same room with him, at Wilmington, U.
last week.
Mrs. Darrow has gone South with her LITTLE
daughter, Miss Millie, who is In poor health
and will visit New Orleans and other South
,rn cities. She will be absent about month
The Young Mems Blaine Club, Of Cincin
matt, will charter a specisl train for Spring
field. on the 10th Of June.
The clerk of Board Of Education read repor
for April: Receipts, $l5,7s2.sl; disburse
ments, $7,l6s.29; balance, $s,623.s2.
Mr.. Warren laid before the Board Of Edu
cation, at the last meeting, . new plan Il
give relief to our over crowded schools. Thi
is to purchase several lots in different parts o
the city and erect thereon temporary franz
building at q cost not to exceed probably $500
This plan is now In use in Cleveland, an,
Mr.. Warren advanced number Of reasons il
support of adopting it here and moved it
adoption. Carried.
WEDsEsDAY.-Niss Minnie Merkley va
the guest of Miss Louie Ilges at Bowlusvill
last week.-Mr. H. Taylor, Of West Liberty
is the guest of H. 8. Hauk today.-Ar. A
Arons, OF Cincinnati, visited with his parent
on South Center street today.-hr. Wu
Oonnell lett for Linz oln, Neb., last evening"
Mrs. A. W. Robinson, Of North Plum stree
left for Columbus today, where she will joi
her husband and remain several days.-Ar
Il. L. Rockfeid arrived h.me today fror
Louisiana.-Messrs. Louis Corti and D. Pc
lettiere, the Italian violinist and harpist, hav
: gone to Youngstown.-Chs 8. Kay 10 spent
: ing the week in Cincinnati.-Nr. and Mr.
Y. Frank and daughter Miss Carrie, visite
near Bowlusville last week.-An. Jams
Hickman, who was absent attending the sic
! near Bowlusville, returned Ssturdsy.-W.
A. OBrien was elected Vice Lieutenant Con
mander Of the Sons of Veterans.
Nessrs. Chas. Zutavern, Ad. Bakhaus, Wu
Diehl and A. G. Cowan were added to Ii
Convention Reception Committee.
The Big Six Band has agreed to perfor,
the first evening and day Of the Convsntio
for $50.
The high school graduating class uumbel
twenty-seven members this year.
DR.. A. NJ. Potter has moved into the res
; dence lately occupied BY Dr.. Aarquart, o
South Market street. Dr.. Narquart has move
on bis farm near Northampton.
Mr.. Pat Doyle's services have been secure
by Nr. VIM. Grove as clerk at the Yello
Springs House.
Captain Folkertb, Of Eaton, candidate 4.
Member Board Of Public Works, was hel
yesterday to secure quarters for the Preb
county delegates. He says be has bee
pretty well over Southern and Central Obi
and that the people are coming 70 the col
| | vention en- mRsse.
A petition has been presented to City Coul
I Gil from Il. L. Rockfeld and others askiu
. that express wagons be removed to sou
place where their presence would be less ol
jectionable than at their present stand Q