Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-24
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Nstes q Interest About fe0ple snd Eveat
In Our Lively Suburb.

In Our Lively saburb.
Mr. and Mrs James Klllen were In
Vienna Wednesday evening.
Mrs. VIM. c. Gordon visited relatives In
Warren county the past week.
J. w. Killen was In Charleston Monday
evening on Odd Fellow business.
Mrs. Bonner. of Richmond. Ind, Is 4
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Alex Mickle.
TheRed Mems grocery Is looming up a
the busiest little grocery in Lagonda
Miss Maggie Cushing, Of the city, was the
guest Of Miss Julia Darst Sunday last
Harry Nelson received very cold bath
while skating Thursday night on the creek.
George Cubberiy, of London, was guest
of his cousin. Miss Rosa Spencer, Thurs.
day.
VIM. Mowatt manipulates the watch
mans electric bell on the place lately vacated
by Alden Cook.
Mrs. Mary Finsley, Of Dayton, was q
guest Of Mr.. Simon Fox's family the past
week.
Rev. S. W. Hippard, of westerville. was
. guest of Rev. c. J. Burkert and family,
Tuesday.
Harry Bowlus and J. F. Bussinger, of
Bowlusville, were calling on friends here
last week.
Clark Burkert and daughter Lizzie. left
for their home in Valley Falls, Kansas, Sat
vrday last.
Mrs. Aaron Tiffany, of the city, was .
guest of her sister. Mrs. J. N. Derrickson,
Thursday.
The brothers, Glen and John Bowlus, of
Bowlusville, were calling ON friends here
Sunday last
Miss Lille Slough and Miss Susie Cost;
Of the city, were guests Of Miss Jennie Neal
Sunday last
Quite number of our Red Men attended
the funeral of the late Joshua Fisher, Of
Logonda tribe, Sunday last
Grandpa and Grandma Edge, Of Mechan-
icsburg, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Kelley, of this place.
News for the past week has been scarce
with the exceptions of scandal case which
Is beginning to bloom in great style
James McGee, formerly of this place, now
Of Southern Kansas was in this place this
week. shaking hands with old friends.
J. n Berger attended the nuptials Of
Charles Merritt and Miss BufFenbar at Dol
ly Warden Wednesday evening last He re-
ports . grand time
Luke Franklin writes from Florida that
he is well pleased with that country and is
looking for q residence, and when secured,
will send for his family.
Miss Clara Alexander has taken the
agency for s. S. Cox's new book, .'The
Three Decades" She has been very sue
cessful so far in getting subscribers.
The ice on the creek has been In good
condition the past few days, and our local
skatoral artists have been improving their
time in gliding over the smooth surface.
Lizzie Mouser, Salvation Army lassie,
has been paying this place . number Of
visits lately. We don't know whether she
Is on recruiting tour for the army or not
The peoples fayorite Sunday paper, the
GLOBE-REPUBLIc, Is rapidly growing In
circulation here. Our people know when
they get . good thing. and anxiously await
the paper boy every Sunday morning.
Monday evening next Lone Star Lodge,
l. o. o. f., will have work In the second
and third degrees. A full attendance of the
three-linked brotherhood is requested.
Edward Harrison, of Lagonda View
farm. is preparing to go into the butter
manufacturing business on . large scale,
having purchased small tread power to
operate large chun.
Warder, Bushnell & Glessner have ship
ped large number Of machines to jackson,
Mich. and Rochester, n. Y. They are
preparing for an immense trade in Cham
pions the coming season.
Our village is all worked up over several
sensational reports that promises to furnish
our good people with plenty or matter to
gossip about in . short time. Well, the
longer we live the more we find out.
Mr.. Geo. Bennett, who has been on an
extensive tour through the western states,
has returned and speaks very highly Of his
visit The probabilities are that he will set
tie in the west in the near future.
Mrs. J. N. Derrickson met with . pain
full accident last Monday in going from one
room to another at her home. She tripped
on a step and fell heavily to the floor,
spraining and bruising the wrist Of her right
arm very badly.
Miss Jennie Crosby. one Of our school
teachers, has been compelled to give up her
school for few weeks on account of Ill
health. Her sister, Mrs. Forrest, will teach
the young idea how to shoot during Miss
Jennie's absence.
The interest is increasing in our protrcted
meetings. Rev. Burkert is preaching some
powerful sermons, and should the meetings
continue over next week, good time is ex.
pected. Let all attend and hear something
for their own good.
| Rev. S. P. Saunders, Of Dayton, will oc-
cupy the pulpit in our church today, Sun.
day, both morning and evening, in the ab.
sence of our pastor, Rev. Burkert, who will
conduct q quarterly meeting In the u. B.
chapel at BOwlusville
Fidelia Lodge, Daughters of Rebecca,
will give an entertainment next Tuesday
evening that will interest everybody. A
splendid programme has been arranged
which promises to excel anything ever got