Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-22
LACONDA NOTES.

Miss Ne,tie Eh'riiz and Miss Emma
Towne, OF this city. were the guests ot Miss
Carrie D.rsr, Sabba'h.
Juo. White and wife, of Vienna, spent
Sabbath here with friends.
Mss Nora and Stella More visited their
sister, Mrs. Ad. Hamaker, OF this place, SAT =
bath
Miss Haywood returned TO her home in
Goshen, a.. Mon lay, alter a visit OF several
weeks among friends here.
Walter Evans started Tuesday for Louis-
vile. Ky. where be will engage in the
butcher business
Mrs. Samuel d rs, is visiting her daughter,
Matte, at Columbus tirove, o.
Mr.. William Rock, OF Mutual, O, visited
his son Frank, here on Tuesday.
Mrs. Chss. jackson is slowly recovering
from a severe attack ,f typhoid fever.
Mrs. James Huffman return ed Friday from
a visit OF several weeks among rel Itives, 10
western Illinois.
Rev. C. |. Burkett went to Germantown
on bushes, Wednesday.
Harry, little son OF Alden Cook, has been
very sick with lung fever.
Lone Star lodge, l. q. Q. F., Of this place
had a meeting of unusual interest last Mon
day evening. Two persons were initiated.
There were a large number Of visitors pres-
ent from Urbana, Catawbs, Vienna, and the
city lodges. After the business OF the even
ing closed, the meeting adjourned to the
lower room of the building, where an elegant
oyster supper was served much to the salts
faction Of all present. All enjoyed the oc-
cason and the way the oysters disappeared.
was marvellous
Buck Creek tribe Of Red Men. OF this place
At their regular meeting Tuesday evening,
received four petitions tor membership.
meeting vas called on Thursday even
ing in the Red Mems building in the interest
of the Knights OF Labor, and il found prac-
ticable, to organize here. A large number OF
the citizens gathered and a few Of the order
came out from the city to enlighten US upon
the organization and objects OF the order.
VIM. Osm md acted as chairman, and after .
briet statement Of the object Of the meeting,
b. introduced Mr.. Mcdonald. who spoke
for some time, giving the origin OF the order,
the necessity ior it, etc. Mr.. hance was
mex, in utroduced and occupied considerable
time on the labor and greenback questions.
Ii was then suggested TO take the names Of
all who desired to jniu the order here, and
about forty names were secured. A tempor-
sry organization was effected by electinR
Carlton Biser chairman, Samuel Scott secre-
tary, and F. iwsrd Alexander. treasurer. The
meeting then adjourned to meet Friday even
ing. Nov. u.
Hugo Friedlander started last week for
Florida, where he will spend the winter.
Mr.. George GDrdin and wife, Of janet
town, o.. are visiting their daughter. Mrs. D.
P. Little.
hrs- buln'Htou, ol preeuNiHe, w., 70 'ie'b'
ing friends here.
Miss Armins Tuttle, Of Concord, spen'
Thursday with Mrs Philip Haers.
Miss Clara Alexander has accepted tht
agency for the Perfect Jewels" by Bulch
author OF the Lite OF Ca field" Miss Clsr,
will can Ass this place. We wish her much
success.
The Misses Jennie Neil and Annie Lohre
attended the county convention Of the W. c
T. L., at Enon, on Thursday.
Mrs. Jas. Bryant started on Friday 70
Ccz adtale, to attend her mother, who fel
and seriously injured ner hip.
Mrs. George Tanger is visiting be
daughter in Kansas.
Our friend Price Baker, Who it will be re
membered, choked the vegetable vender il
ront OF the street car stable last summer
endeavo.ed to try the same project with
fellow workman, mer Hsner. at the sh'
Yesterday. I, did not pan out 50 we'll q
before. ana cons. quen,ly he carries his fac
in sling.
Mkt Thurs's evening, Nov. 26th, th
Young Peoples Literary Society will rends
the following programme at the residence {
Mr. Samuel Dars':