Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-15
LAGONDA NOTES.
FURNISHED By a SUNBIT GLOBi'S
SPECIAL REPORrkR

The Degree STAFF OF suck Greek Tribe
in Fine Working Order-Sociai Tea at the
Residence of Mrs. ID. c. Lswreuoe-Per-
sonal Mention.
Mr.. Howard Killen is spending few days
in Uuion City, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Zimmerman.
NJ. s. >. Outright, janitor of our school
house, has given the building a pretty thor
ough cleaning the past week, so the teachers
will have clean house to commence opera
tons in, toe coming week.
The social tea given at the residence OF Mr.
D. c. Lawrence, last Tuesday evening, was
quite success, both socially and financially,
the ladies clearing about $40, which, we uu-
derstand, Will be used for missionary pur-
poses.
Mrs. Joseph Kelly was in Mechanicsburg,
Thursday last.
Mrs. James Killen is visiting her parents in
Waynesville. She will return about the 2sth
inst
Grandma Neal is convslescirg slowly.
The Degree Staff of Buck Geek Tribe
worked the Hunters degree Tuesday evening
last. Capt. J. W. Nelson is getting tie team
down to fine working order. They are now
ready to scalp pale faces in scientific man.
ner. Ifthere any pale faces in this vicinity
VINO don't believe it just fool around the Red
skins camp on Tuesday evenings, and you
will soon be convinced that they use the scalp
ing knife to a good advantage.
Mr.. Wm. Hohle has gone TO Findlay in the
interest of the Champion.
Mr.. Perer Mann has moved his iamily over
on the Urbaua Pike.
Mrs. ]. C. Stage, 226 West Jefferson street.
city, will move to Detroit, Mich, about The
first of April next, where her husband has
charge of the pattern room in a malleable iron
shop.
Mr.. 7. n. Turner has removed his family
up in the country on Mr.. Litrles' place Mr..
Turner says he is bound to be farmer, by
jingo, or die.
Lone Star Lodge |. O. o. F. will have
work in the initistory degree next Monday
evening. Let all the members of the De-
gree Staff be present SO the work can be done
in satisfactory manner.
r.lCharles Spildin e, one Of Laeonda's 5
model young men, will be candidate fer as
eessor in this ward subject to the decision Of
the Republican Caucus TO be held next
Thursday evening. Mr.. Spalding is well
known here as a young man OF sterling
habits and one that is well fitted for the po-
sition. His friends will make no mistake in
supporting him.
Mr.. Miller, one of our street car drivers.
has moved his family here, they are occupy
ing rooms above Reid & Gordon's grocery.
Grandpa Reid has tak,n the agency for a
new book, entitled 1.-The Royal Road to Hap
piness.'
The protracted meetings tina, have been in
progress at Victory school house for several
weeks past, closed last Thursday evening.
During the evening Rev. J. W. Kilbourne
baptized several of the new members and
presided over the Lords Supper, in which
about forty converts took part, The pros
poets for a United Brethren church in that
vicinity are good.
Mr.. Frank Mickle leaves for Nebraska
about the first OF next month. By his going
the Young Peoples Literary Association
loses a good member, for be was always will
ing to take a part in all the exercises. and
seemed to take great interest in the private
As well as the public entertainments. Every
member of the Society wishes him all the
good luck imaginable.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
Young spent last Sunday with friends near
BowlusvilIe
Mr.. VIM. Gordon has taken the agency for
this vicinity for book entitled, Lite of OF
terbein, the founder of the United Brethren
Church.
Mr.. W. A. Bsllinger, OF Union county, was
q guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchings, Wednes-
nesday last.
Mr.. Walter Wasson is on the sick list.
Mr.. Thos. Dye, of Mechanicsburg, visited
his brother Clarence here, Sunday last
The Ministerial Association of Miami con-
ference will commence a series of meetings
here April 7th.
The Texas fever has struck some of our
residents very seriously. and we believe it
will terminate in some of them joining the
Texas colony now beng raised by Mr.. c. NJ.
King OF the city.
Miss Edith Jackson is around again alter
her sick spell.
Mr.. John Cone. who has been employed in
the Champion -hgps here for a number of
years, and has by hard work aud eood man.
agement accumulated quite a nice property,
has at last retired tr, m what he considered
too hard work, and has opened saloon in
one Of his houses. This is a .ood wsy for
him to lose in a few months all that ne has
saved up in years of bird aud borest labor. |
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. Tavtnuer, OF Moorefeld,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baldwin here,
Sunday last.
Mr.. Morrison Zimmerman and wife visited
in jamestown last week.
Born-Thursday, March IL, 1885, to Mr.. |
and Mrs. H. Britton, . son.
Miss Annie Groves, of Urbana, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Ella Silvers, of Enon, is visiting |
friends here.
Miss Minnie Neal, of the city, was a guest