Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-07
tACONDA LAcONIcS,
News Notes and Incidents Gathered by
Clohe-Republic Representative

ou. hegna, Oh Reading, IA, was here
Sunday.
Mrs. Zubrod has been on the sick list the
past week.
Mr.. Albert Powell spent the past week at
his home near Dayton.
Scott Gardner will 90 to Delaware Mon
day to testify in a trial.
Mrs. Phoebe Jackson, of Hardin county,
is wishing relatives here.
Grandmother White, of Champaign coun-
ty. is with relatives here.
Our thermometer registered ten degrees
below zero Friday morning.
Samuel Krepps and VIM. Krepps were in
Xenis the past week visiting.
Morris Zimmerman is on the sick list.
DIR. Russell is attending him.
Mrs. Curtis Neal, of the city. was guest
Of Mrs VIM. Grove Sunday last.
The houses are being numbered In La
gonda for the benefit of our letter-carrier
Ross Mitchell has filled his ice house with
some very fine clear lake lee from Saniusky
Misses Nettie Barnes and Amanda Cain
spent Sunday last with friends in Lagonda.
Harry Bowlus. of Bowlusville was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Bru0aker, Sun
day last
Mrs. J. C. Stage, of the city, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Derriekson,
Sunday last.
Buck Creek Tribe Red Men will have
work In the adoption and chiefs degrees
Tuesday evening next
Cyrus Little asks ''Why are women
bigger eaters than men," Why Marietta
railroad. Do you see the point
Squire John Ballentine has advertis d
his property for sale. He conte m ,lates go
ing 10 Tennessee TO seek his fortune
Howard Miller is getting to be quite a
property owner, his last purchase being the
property owned by VIM Nunenberger.
Miss Jennie Kershner, graduate Of
| Williss' College, has accepted position as
eopyist in P. p. Mast's Office, in the city.
Lone Star Lodge will probably have
work in the initiatory degree Monday night
All members Of the team are requested to
be on hand.
Our protracted meetings closed last
Wednesday evening. The interest in the
meetings was not as great as it has been in
former revivals.
|. VIM. Groves house had a very close call
from being burned down Wednesday MORN
ing. Prompt action by Ed Holden nipped
the fire in the bud.
! Chas. A. Bauer has put up an oil testing
machine in the tool room of the shops here
, with which he can tell the quality of all
] kinds of oils in q very few minutes.
Ed Nelson had an adventure last Monday
evening that is worth your while to listen
to. just ask him what he saw on his road
home from the lodge last Monday night.
Friday Lagonda was chuck full Of soap
agents, who were offering extra induce
ments to persons to purchase their soap and
washing compounds from them. They did
good business.
Now that the protracted meetings are
over the members of the Young Peoples
, Literary Association will prepare themselves
for an entertainment to be given by the So
ciety In the near future
The school boys are holding a skaters
carnival on the ice every evening. Among
, them are some very expert skaters, who
r seem to never tire, but glide over the smooth
surface by the hour.
Last Friday two young lads in the shops
here had little dispute as to who was the
best man. They Immediately put them
selves in fighting attitude, the result being
, bloody nose for one of the boys.
Mr.. Thomas Moore, who is employed in
the machine shop of w., B. & G., requests
US to state that he isn't the Thomas Moore
, mentioned In the Gazette the past week as
, having trouble with his wife Tommy says
,, he isn't that kind of a hair pin.
Chris Binkley, former resident of this
place, now of Red Lion, Warren county,
was the victim of bad accident last week.
, a horse he was driving became frightened
and ran away, spilling the driver out of the
; buggy bruising him up very badly.
Albert Chandler, TIE boss OF the street
car stable at this place, ventured to near
the business end of one of the mules one
!, day this week and received a terrible kick
from the playful little animal He says he
/, didn't know the little thing was loaded so
, quick.
We are sorry to hear that the transcripts
little Lagonda correspondent got his little
back up because we got on to his little
scheme of obtaining news and reminded
him of il in last Sundays GLOBE. Well,
Charley, if the shoe pinehes, il is your priv
ilegs 10 squeal.
Sabbath school teachers meeting con-
vened at the parsonage Friday evening last
Owing to the protracted meeting in progress
in our church the past few weeks, the
teachers meetings had 10 be abandoned.
Now that the big meeting has closed,
teachers meeting will be held every Friday
evening.
Died, Thursday last at his home in
Wheeling, W. Va, in the eightieth year of
! his age, Charles Roy, who was a former
resident of this place, having once owned
the property now owned BY RObt COnnard
Frank Burley, Of this place. being the late
Mr.. Roy's son-in-lsw, from whom we re-
ceived this notice.
Last Sunday Rev. Burkert preached a
powerful sermon to a large and attentive
audience. During his discourse he plainly
laid down the duties of church members
during revival seasons, and asked them if
they had performed their duties during our
series of meetings Perhaps the meetings