Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-02
NEW CARLISLE.

New CARLISLE, Nov. 30.-ThRnksgiv-
ing was duly observed by our people. The
churches united in a union service held at
the Christian church. The sermon was de
livered by the Rev. W. f. GOwdy, of the
Presbyterian church, and abOunded in
many truths, which, if properly lived up to,
would have wholesome effect upon the
morals of our community. The young
preacher is a close student and o religious
speaker-always presenting what he be-
ieves to he right, in such n manner as to
leave no doubt in the minds of his hearers.
as to what side of the question he is on.
Our churches are eyinCing cOmmendable
zeal in their efforts to entertain the young
and society part of our citizens, by church
socials and festivals, New England suppers,
Martha Washington dinners, and Ben
Franklin breakfasts all make up of such
mateiial as was used in the good old times
of long ago, such AZ bUckwheat cakes,
pumpkin pies, muSh and milk,
hogs head and hominy, etc. .
\ new hotel building is a thing that this
village has long stood in need of. A build
| ing capable of accommodating the travelling
public aud in keeping with the remainder
Of our beautiful town, would prove a pay
| ing investment from the start All the &C
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| facilities are not equal to what they were
| forty years ago. Mr.. Garst, Of the New
| Carlisle house, is doing all he can for the
comfort of his guests. but with such accom-
mediation as are there afforded by reason of
! limited room he IL compelled to turn many
| boaTders away. Some of our citizens are
J talking about forming a joint stock company
/ for the building of hotel with all
\ the modern improvements and large enough
| t. meet the public want, and TO be an Orna-
ment to our town. Our letter of last week
| in regard 10 the inehfcenCy OF our official.
in staying the march of crime in our mids'
has had the effect Of stirring up the ami
mails, and now there are indications OF
| some decided steps being taken looking tC
the suppression OF crime and Kidding ON
town of a set of Tascals who have infested
| it for years. Let the good work 20 on.
The funeral of Mrs. J. c. Stafford, OF
Wednesday last was the saddeSt we have
| attended for years. She was a noble Chris
tan woman. She was unwavering in hel
devotion to the tenets of the church OF hel
| choice, and under the Severest trials hel
| faith was mistaken. . . The Black-JohnsoT
wedding on Thanksgiving evening was &
| notable event. The contracting parties ar,
of our most respected and wealthy families
| Horace Stafford has commenced thejStudy Ot
law. Professor MOhler and family spen
few days visiting friends IN the Gem las
week. e. One of the fairest and most beau
titul ladies of the Gem is soon to be led t.
| the altar by prominent young farmer lv
ing near the village. Mrs. Hayward, Ot
| Springfield. is spending few days with hel
| parents, DIR. and Mrs. Neffs. There i.
some talk Of a social scandal in our sewing
circles. The tongue is an unrully member
and will wag especially when the mora
character of Mr.. A. or Miss b. is being in
voiced. Oh. what pity that all are not a.
nice and virtuOus as I'VE ourselves are"
The GLOBEREFCBLIC is Saugbt after by
our citizens.