Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-28
LACONDA UACONICS.

NtlulnbuN
Mr. Samuel Kindlcberger IS sick with
pruro-pneumunia
W. &. Harr and wife, of Illinois, are Wis
ting relatives here.
John Wren. of Paris, was the guest Of
friends here Monday.
Mrs. Stanley LeedaIe has been quite sick
Cor several days past
Grandma Houlton has returned from
visit 10 relatives near Cincinnati
James II. White. of Catawba Station.
was visiting relatives here the past week.
Miss Eta Gregg, a handsome young
blonde OF Nenia, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Kohn.
Sabbath school teachers meeting con
vened at the house of Mr. and Mrs. Berger
Thursday evening.
Miss Inez Boughner. handsome Young
society belle Of Germantown. is a guest of
Rev Burkert's family.
Miss Sallie McCollum and Mrs. Clara
KEYS, Of Charleston. were calling on
friends here the past week.
Fred Miller has returned from Batavia,
Y, where he has been employed in the
manufacture of surveyors instruments.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Killen attended a
basket social given by the daughters of Re
bekah. in Vienna Wednesday evening last.
They report a splendid time.
4 delegation of young ladies struck La
first that some teachers institute had broken
loose. nut upon inquiry it was found that
the fair damsels were soap agents. They
did driving trade.
Buck Greek Tribe Of Red Men adopted
two pale faces last Tuesday evening. the
Indian team during the work in good style.
This tribe will have word in the Hunters.
Warriors and Chiefs degrees Tuesday
evening next. A fnll attendance Of Chiefs
is desired.
W B. x G. have disposed of the team of
horses that ran of and killed George
Fields. The purchaser is. we understand,
Mr Ryan. who built the Mitchell boulevard.
He purchased the horses. wagon and har-
ness, and will contract 10 do the teaming
tor the firm.
On next Thursday evening the Young
Peoples Literary Association will give
another one OF their entertainments i'll one
of the small rooms of the church. A full
attendance of the society is desired
good programme has been prepared, and
every one on the programme is expected to
come prepared to take part.
Lone Star Lodge |. q. Q. F. initiated two
candidates last Tuesday evening. The de
gree staff of this lodge has the work down
to almost perfection. and did better work
Monday evening than they ever done before.
Our captain, {. NJ. Lee. cOmplmented the
team very highly on their evenings work
Or. q. L. Cole and Charley Little can tes-
tIfy to the teams magnificent work
The Little Gale combination gave very
creditahie entertainment in our church last
Friday evening. The church was comfnrta-
bly, crowded with an audience that ap-
lllt tllbllS VI lllt Nblllblldllbll ~
please, especially did Paul please the little
folks. This little fellow can't be beaten
for fun making. Indeed is the trio Miss
LA, Kittie and Paul well worth your while
to GO and see every chance you get.
Last Monday evening the many friends
of Miss Maggie Dersch called upon her
for the purpose of giving her a surprise.
and they succeeded in accomplishing their
object. for she was surprised sure enough
to see Sc many come walking in when she
did not expect them. The evening was
spent in playing games, singing. music, for
the Excelsior band was present and just let
themselves out, 50 to speak. The Brandon
and Booth combination was present and just /.
did themselves proud in their fun making
were served at a late hour 10 .
which all did justice. Ii was when the ,
hands of the clock pointed to the small /
hours that the company dispersed to their .
homes. Among those present were
Misses Minnie Gavenner. Louie Polling.
Louie Larue, Emma Zubraud Maggie .
CARRIER, Maggie DerSch, +. Stauter Mr..
and Mrs. Henry DerSch, W. II. Morrison.
Wash. Perks. John Lehman, VIM.
Stauter. Frank Bemus, J. Con-
lover. Mrs. Victor Grimmer, Messrs.
John Dersch, Frank Brandon
John Booth. Elwood Stauter. Howard
lillen, Charles LaRue and J. LaRue
The funeral services of Mr.. Geo. Fields
we're held Wednesday afternoon in the
'hurch here The church was literally
packed with friends and relatives showing
tUw highly the deceased was appreciated by
he people here during his short stay among
hem. Rev. BurkeTt preached an excellent
sermon. after which he read the following
\ sudden and deep pail has fallen over
many hearts. and Swallowed this whole
community with gloom. by the sad occur
enre on Monday afternoon. February -.
Many were startled and Saddrned a. the
news passed from lips to lips, in the shops.
n the streets, in the places of business and
It our homes, that George Fields was killed .
hile in the discharge of his duty None
we're prepared for the sad tidngS that ne
lad gone 50 recently We had Looked upon
lin in the full vgOr of his manly strength. I
the very picture of perfect health, with ,
very promise of a long active life-it
: hard to realize that his noble
orm is embraced Soy the narrow limits of
his coffin. and that his genial presence is
Orever gone from the circles of the living.
\ h, with what Suddenne>s comes the stroke |
# death. Not always is he heralded by .
lectic flesh and failing strength. Sometimes
he bolt falls from a clOudleSs SKY. and
blooming health succumbS t0 his fearful
'oweT. Wherever We abide. wherever We
yandrr dpafh is by nmr side and whrnarar