Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-20

Miss Lizzie Staley will return from Chi
cagn tomorrow.
F. }. Webb and wife. of Enon. are sun
daying in the city.
nr. and Mrs A. NJ Potter have returned
from Wichata, Kansas.
Paul StaIey. the Arcade patent agent, is
spending Sunday at MechanicSburg.
K. J. Davis, of Yellow Springs, leaves
via the y. Y. T. K o. for New York.
Prof. Uhl will leave for Paris, France, in
August. To be gone about two months.
Gen. Il. p. Kennedy has been confined to
his bed the past week by typhoid fever.
The public library Will be open today
after having been closed about ten days.
Warren CuShman, the artist, is spending
Sunday at Woodstock, Champaign county.
The members of the First Presbyterian
ConverSzione society will picnic at Clifton
next week
Miss Alta {. Stokes, formerly Of this city,
was married this week, at Belle Center, to
Jas &. Young.
Several Springfield teachers will attend
the meeting of the Ohio Teachers ASsOcia-
ton at Chautauqua.
Miss Jessie Dunlap one of the teachers
in our public schools, leaves soon for Chat
anooga, 10 spend the summer.
The Irish National Leagne will meet at
Leuty's hall, on Market street, today at !
p. N. All friends of the cause are invited.
The warm weather often has depreSS-
ing and dehilitating effect. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla overcomes all languor and IaSsitude.
Mr. f. s. 5. Rouse returned yesterday
evening from pleasant visit of a month
with his son. W. J. Rouse, of Brooklyn.
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4 number of lovers of art in Springfield
are anxious to start an art school in this
city next year, with Prof. Uhl as i'll
structor.
Calenday. the photographer. and wife,
have gone to st. Louis to attend the pho
tographer's convention. and will be gone
about week.
Marga Sokeinska, a former resident of
Hamburg. Germany, purchased a ticket yes
terlay through the y. Y P. 4 o. Office to
bring his wife over.
Elmer f. Wallace and Frank f. Taylor
attended the second annual reunion of the
Bethel township high school. at Olive
Branch, yesterday afternoon and evening.
Dr. A. B. Leonard returned last evening
from the northern part of the state. where
he had delivered an address Thursday night
at Warren, and on Friday night at Wau-
SeOn.
Mr.. Jonas Robert, living on the Robert
pike, southwest Of the city reported frost
in the low lands in his vicinity yesterday
morn. and this morn. Indications similar
We're doubtless apparent
J. II. MoSer weli-klsown artist of Co
lumbus. and Otto Walter Beck. a Dayton
artist, are in the city They paid Prof.
I hi visit yesterday. and expressed much
a imiratiOn over his pictures
MISS .lIllld NJ I2hS- bllS VI lilt ltdIl'clN
at the Central building, leaves next week
for Chicago 10 speRd the summer Miss
Duke will also visit St Louis, Topeka and
other points of interest before returning
The many frieEds of Col. F. 5. Case. Of
Belletontaine. will be glad to learn that he
is recovering from the attack of paralysis
with which he was afflicted last SATURDAY.
and his physicians think he will soon be out
again.
Geo. A. Beard Esq. is spending Sunday
with friends at and near New Carlisle His
frequent visits to the Gem village arp awak-
ening a suspicion that all accommodating in
tereSt in some permanent project is being
developed there.
Mrs. Helm, Of Cleveland. accompanied
b. her sister, Miss Maggie johnson, arrived
In this city yesterday. Mrs. Helm comes
on a visit To her parents. OffboeT Johnson
and wife. while Miss Ma ggie returns home
after years visit with her sister.
One Of the busiest concerns in SprintieId
at the present time is the Springfield Seed
company, corner of Main and Limestone
streets. They have revulutiOniLed the soda
wafer and cigar business 10 such an extent
that it now requires one persons time in
zach department to take care Of the trade.
Their patronage in water lilies and cut flow
FRS is enormous. We are pleased to note
fhpir deserving nrns narity