Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-03
LACONDA NOTES.
FURNISH ED BY A SUNDAY GLOBE
REPUBLIC r REPORTER.

Peoples Literary Society-Accident on
Lagonda Avenue Brief Local Mention.
Miss Julia Reifsnider. OF the city, was a
guest OF friends here, Sunday last.
Mrs. VIM. Conner, of Belleiontaine, is Wis
itinp relatives here.
Mr.. James Sanders, Of Vienna, spent
Wednesday here.
Mr.. J. @. Boy. Of Virginia, spent Sunday
here, guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burley.
DR.. J. W. Nelson has improved the appear
ancc of the inside of the drug store, by Civ
ing It a new coat OF paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Alexander and sister
Fannie, spent Sunday here with relatives.
Our young medical student, Charles Little,
went to the village Of Moorefeld some time
ago, to make his fortune in the villsge Black
smith shop. As he has returned to this place
and is again working in the shop here, we
suppose the expected fortune didn't pan out
as rapidly as he expected.
Lone Star Lodge, I. o. o. F., will confer
the second degree on several candidates Mon
day evening. A full attendance is requested.
Ga next Thursday evening the Red Men of
Buck Greek Tribe will hold basket festival
at their hall. About $50 baskets have been
distributed among the families Of this place
who will fill them with eatables. Each lady
after filling her basket with something good
to eat will write her name on piece Of paper
and put it in the basket, the baskets will then
be sold to the gentlemen present who will
after hearing the name Of the lady donating
the basket conduct ner to the table as his
pardner for supper. general invitation is
extended to all who wish to come. The
Red Men will endeavor to make everybody
welcome.
Mrs. A. Fl. Tavenners family and Mrs.
wm Berger visited friends in Dayton the
past week.
Mr.. Hugo Fredlander has returned to New
York after several weeks visit with friends
here.
Mr. John Haines has left this place and
gone to the city to board.
Farmers in this vicinity are busy breaking
ground and getting ready for the corn plant
ing season.
The best thing that has happened in the
shops here tor some time is the increase OF
working hours from nine to ten hours per
day.
Mr.. A. n. Tavenner and family spent Sum-
day last with friends in Vienna,
Miss May johnson, of Springfield, H., and
Mrs. Ed Neal, of the city, visited Mrs. Price
Baker here Wednesday.
Miss Ella Silvers, Of Enon, visits this place
every week. Miss Silvers is teaching a class
10 music, and we understand her pupils are
advancing rapidly in their studies.
Mr.. Henry Baldwin was on the sick list the
past week with rheumatism.
Miss Mamie Bovaird, a society lady of
Bradford, Pa, will soon visit her friends Of
this place. Miss Bovaird spent several weeks
here about two years sgo and is remembered
here as a lively young society lady, and she
will always be welcome in the society circles
of this place.
Grandfather and Grandmother Edge, who
for several weeks past have been visiting
here, have gone to visit daughter in another
part of the county.
Teachers meeting commenced at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Berger last Friday
evening.
A. Fl. Tavener met with an accident Satur-
day on Lagonda avenue while delivering
meat. The coupling of the front wheels of
bis large covered butcher wagon gave way,
the horse and front wheels were soon de-
tached and the body Of the wagon fell with q
crash to the pike. The wagon was heavily
loaded with meat. Tavener was thrown
head foremost through the large glass directly
Mr.. John Hawes. No serious damage done
to horses or driver.
Mrs. VIM. Conner and Mrs. Knox visited a
Goes Station this week.
Mr.. Charles Holden and Mr.. Wesley Holder
have gone into the house painting, grainine
and paper hanging business. They solici
the patronage OF their friends, who wish first
class work IN the aforementioned line Q
business. Give them a call.
The circulation OF the SUNDAY GLosE-Rl
PUBLIC is rapidly increasing in this place.
is the only Sunday paper that sells wort
mentioning in Lsgonda.
The COW marshal has been visiting our en-
OF the city lately, and has run In several Gov
found running at large. Persons know Il
law concerning stock running at large, ar
should not complain when their cattle Al
taken up.
On Thursday evening, the l4th inst, Il
members of the Young Peoples Literary s.
ciety will meet in the church to practice I,
their public entertainment to be given Q
the Thursday evening following the rehersa
The evening OF the l4th wills also be the tin
of the semi-annual election OF officers. II
tickets will be ready 30 that the election wi
not take up very much time. The followiu
is the ticket as prepared by the Nominatir
COMMITTEE;
President--D. c. Lawrance.
Vice President-one to elect-U. L. Col
Jno. Fryburger, Geo. Reynsrd.
Secretary--one to elect-Florence Scot
Edith Fryburger, Eaie Nelson, Laura Ross.
Treasurer-one to elect. N. Derrickso
Orion Reed.
Organist-one to elect-Lottie Wells, Lo
tie Zutavern.
Executive Committe-one to elect-Wr
@. Gordon, John Fryburger, Geo. Reynar
Ben. Nelson, J. N. Derrickson, Walter Evan
Misses Ida Church and Grace Locke. We