Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-18
LACONOALACONICS.

Mrs. J. NJ. Bryant i in Warren county.
W. IL. Grove spent Sunday last in ur-
hana.
WIN. Kohn WAS on the sick list the past
week
Joe iarrowr ha, gone to Indiana to visit
friends
Mrs. Clay Decker, OF tn" city, spent Fri
day here
Nr. Joseph Berry. ST, MAS on the sick
list the past week.
Miss Jane MItNch OF Vienna is guest
of Mrs. Harry Cook.
Mr.. Ed. Frame of the city. spent sun
day with friends here.
Mrs. Alex. Mickle is again confined t" her
bed with rheumatism.
Grandma Neibergrr, of the city, is visit
ing friends in Lagonda.
Mrs. Charles Wh~tman. Of the city. spent
Tuesday with friends here.
Our new assessor &. VI. Lee, began OF
last.
Mr.. James Bryant was called 10 Colza-
dale Sunday last by the sickness of a rra-
tive.
Died, at his home in Coladdalr. Friday,
Mr.. p. W. Ross, father of }. W. Ross, Of
this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Burlington spent >ev-
eral days the past week with friends and
relatives in Urbana.
sabbath school tearher>' meeting was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs W. B.
Locke, Friday evening.
Miss Annie Lent and Miss Gertrude
Staley, of the city, were guests of Miss
Carrie DarSt Sunday last.
Mrs. c. J. Burkert attended the annual
convention of the Ladies' Missionary So'ie-
ty at Germantown the past week.
Mrs. Hattie Hammond. of North Plum
street, city, was guest of her sister, Mrs.
J. VI. DerrickSon, Wednesday last.
Mr. James Killen has moved his family
over the Rhine int" Jericho the Jerusalem
side Of Lagonda is sorry 10 loose them.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Tiffany, of the
south side OF Springfield. were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Derricksom, Sunday
last.
&. ID. McGlown has gone to Drkalh
county, Ind. in the interest OF the Cham
pion.
| A. II. Tavenmer has removed his meat
store from the Red Mems building into the
room he formerly occupied at Reed u GOI-
don'S grocery.
II is reported here that Mr.. and Mrs. II.
| II. DerSch contemplate returning 10 LagOL-
da from Bradford. Pa. where they have
/ been for several months
Items of interest are very scarce in 0ur
village just at present there has been no
surprise parties, no gatherings Of any kind
the past week consequently news is scarce.
| \ letter from Jack Booth this week says
he has wandered Ia Pitt>5urg, Pa, and
that work is a very scarce article just now.
lie says that Lagonda will see him again in
a short time.
Wesley Holden is repainting the bridge
over the creek here. As Wesley thorough
| ly understands the art of handling the paint
brush, We expect he will do the bridge up
! in good style.
! Next Thursday evening in the small room
of the church. the Young Peoples Literary
Association will give another one of their
| literary entertainments. Every member is
requested Ia attend.
Today Sunday Rev. {. J. Burkert will
conduct the quarterly meeting services at
the L. b. chapel At BowluSyille. Rev.
Saunders, of Dayton, will occupy the pull
pit in the church here.
! Madam RumOr says there will be- we'd
/ ding in this place in the near future. The
groom is young blacksmith employed by
the W. b. " e., and the prospective bride
a yeung lady Of Delaware.
| BoniireS are a. nightly occurance here
just now everybody who i lucky enough
to have a garden spot is clearing the rub
biSh away and preparing to turn the ground
over To make ready for the seed.
On next Sunday evening there will be-
given All Easter entertainment in the
church. 4 good program has been pre-
pared and good time is expected. An in
vitatiOn has been extended to all 10 come
and enjoy themselves.
Our great western adventurers, John
Dutfield and Joe Green. writes from the
west that rs walking is good now We may
expect them home in the near future. They
are tired of the west and long for sight
of LagOnda once more.
House cleaning season is beginning to
open and the time is near at hand when it
is best TO close your eyes when you sit
down To your meals. Any person who
will invent all apparatus that will do the
house cleaning act while the family are out
calling, will receive All independent fortune
in two days.
The warm evenings of the past week has
called the fishermen out in large numbers
after the shops closes. We noticed Friday
evening about twenty-five persons with
fishing rods and tackle on their way to the
creek but aS yet there has not been much
success in catching any of the large Bass
that are known Ia be in the creek just above
this place.
A collection was taken up in our church
Sunday last for foreign missionary pur-
poses. About fifty dollars was realized.
Rev. Burkert appointed aS solicitors for this
fund Misses Caddie Grove Jennie Law
renee and Esther Berger, who will call on
eNerN memher Of nmr chmrrh and snIicit aid