Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-17

The birds were shot a year ago
To trim the Easter bonneti
But now they put the things that grow
In market gardens on II.
The vegetables and flowers and fruits.
Tomato. radlSh. carrot,
Banana, or the bud. As suits
The lady who must wear IL.
turnip on a curving brim
viii hold IL in position;
A carrot be some lady's whim
To indicate omission
And onions odorous and young.
That aid the tears in falling
on mourning bOnnets will BE hung
To mark the grief appalling
Columbus Dispatch.
Matte VickerS at the Grand this evening.
The beach trees are already beginning to
blossom.
Miss Carrie Douglass returned from Day
ton today.
The Matte Vickers combination is at
the Arcade Hotel.
George H. Knight made a brief visit to
Dayton yesterday.
Christian Hanika went to Cincinnati yes
terday on business.
The Little Miami pay-car made its monthly
visit to tins city today.
Winston Wiseman, of Danville, Ky, is
the guest of Ben Burton.
W. A. Gross has added handsome coach
and coupe to his undertaking outfit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Moores returned
from Cincinnati yesterday afternoon.
W. b. Rodgers went to Columbus last
evening to hear the Princeton Glee Club.
Mr.. VI. II. Ashbaugh returned home last
evening after two weeks visit in Canton.
The school teachers of Springfield town
ship convene at the West county building.
MT. Conway. a school teacher of near
South Charleston. is the guest of friends in
this city.
The new board of township trustees have
organized by eIecting Harry c. Williamson
president
Charles Whitney and Thomas Edwards.
of South Charleston were in town to-day
on business.
Miss Louie Buxton, of East High street,
returned last evening after a brief visit in
Danville, Ky.
Prof Burdetti. the freScoer. is here TO
put the finishing touches on 7. T. Mast'S
new residence.
George F. Brandon, of BeIlefontaine, was
in the city this morning on his way home
from Columbus.
Mrs. Dr. Patterson. of No. 81 South Cen
ter street, has gone TO Versailles, Ky, on
visit to relatives.
|. II. Wilson. W H. Van TasSel and
other officials of the |. b. & W, went TO
Sandusky last evening.
The Kid democrats are in high glee
here today over the appointment of Riley
As postmaster at Cincinnati.
J. l.. Zimmerman returned from Cincin-
natl yesterday afternoon, where he has been
engaged in a y. Y. 7. Il o. law suit.
Thomas Offut has qualified as township
clerk. giving 81. 600 bond, with DIR. Russell,
Samuel Taylor and Joshua Swayne as sure
ties.
The board of hospital trustees held a
brief session yesterday, and elected Thomas
F. McGrew, jr., treasurer of the corpora
ton.
ID. NJ. Burns, the new treasurer of Spring
field township, has given SIC, 900 bond with
Andrew Monk and w. NJ. Burns as bonds
men.
Miss Annah Darrough. of California, &C
compamied by Miss Rebecca Collins. of
Springfield leave today for San Francisco.
The latter lady goes to spend the summer
months West.
, Ed Wren yesterday contracted with AL
den Welsh for the construction of S10.-
900 residence on his desirable lot recently
purchased of the Leffel heirs on North Lime
stone street.
Pastors are specially requested to give
notice of the citizens meeting at Blacks
opera house on Thursday evening, in the
interest of the city hospital, and to urge
their congregations to pack the house.
VIM. II. Morgan is a candidate for ST.
perintendent of the Cincinnati public
shools Mr. Morgan is well-knOwn here,
his wife being sister of General A. 5.
BUSHNELL and is a tirst-olass man for the
position he seeks.
: The local sports engaged in an exceed
ingly quiet little cOck-fght in cellar near
the center of town, about IL o'clock last
evening Only one fight took place, and, |
Us very few had been given pointer, the
attendance was very slim.
Last evening about seven O'Clock the two
vear-old child of Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Alexander died at No. &c Raffensburg ave
nue., East Springfield, of spinal disease
The time for the funeral has not yet been
definitely set but it will probably be to
morrow morning. Burial at GreemOnt,
After long deliberation and thorough eX
animation of legal authorities, Judge Miller, |
Yesterday. rendered his decision in regard |
to the will of the late Imline Rhinehart, |
deciding that at the time of her demise she |
was resident of the state Of Indiana, and
the will could not be probated here. The
case will be appealed.
At the Second Presbyterian church to-
morrow evening at 7:3O o'clock. the Wo-
mans Missionary Society of the church will
hold their church meeting. The exercises
will consist of reports of the splendid work
of the society. papers by Miss Mary Burt
and Mrs. George Frankenburg, a poem by
Miss Julia |. Baker. and music by the eX
sellent choir of this church. All are i'll
vited to be present