Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-14
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The Strangers that are within Our Gates
Personals. News Items and Society Events
Collated by One of Their Own Number.
Hern Roberts expects large budget OF
mail on the 14th.
Miss Melissa Davis invariably looks for
mail on the 14th inst
Quarterly meeting at North Street A. NJ.
Z. church this afternoon.
James Keemer still lies very low at his
residence, l07 Scott street
Burn up your valentine as soon as you
see it. Don't snow it to anyone.
Mr.. Smith and Mesdames Smith and BO-
gle were in Xenia one day last week.
DIR. Whitcomb, formerly of this city, has
returned and will resume practice here.
Miss Anna Newsome. of Granville, O.,
was wishing Miss Greek the past week.
Henry Gilbreth returned home to Piqua
last Tuesday, after pleasant visit in this
city.
Rev Baker, of Wittenberg college,
preached at Wiley chapel last Monday even
ing.
Willie Gillis died last Tuesday, and was
buried from his parents residence on Thurs
day last.
Graham Deuwell, ESQ.,, of the adjutant-
generals Office, Columbus, is in the city and
looking well.
Mrs. Miller, of Patton street, who has
been down with severe cold, is able to be
about again.
VIM. Carson left last week for Urbans
after pleasant stay of few days in the
Champion City.
/ Jacob Mcfarland is doing as well as
could be expected. 1t is a pair of new
shoes. No. los.
Mrs. Prof. Shorter, of Wilberforce, is the
guest of her sister, Miss Laura Langford,
% Clifton avenue.
Rev. Boone will preach on euchre tonight
at the Baptist church. You're late, elder,
they've all sworn of,
The genial Ed. Laster is now the pro-
prieter Of an elegant tons0rial parior OF his
own. Success old boy.
Mrs. Frank Greek already has an engage
ment as camp meeting vocalist for the com
ing season under Rev. Beasly.
Mrs. Anderson, of Patton street, who
sustained a severe fall some time ago, is
gradually recovering from her severe inju-
ries.
The grand financial at the A. M. Z. Sun
day school last Sunday resulted in q collec-
ton of s1O4.74. The church contribution
was S59.22.
John Wise was buried from North Street
church last Wednesday afternoon. Many
friends followed the remains to their last
resting place.
DIR. Warwick is going to give concert
Center street, on the 23c inst, for the bene-
eft Of the poor.
The young ladies and gentlemen of the
Factory street church will render q choice
selection of music in connection with Madam
Prestan's recitation.
A. w. Arnett, of the general assembly,
Columbus, is being severely censured for
his recent action in regards to the Ely bill,
Why don't he explain, if there is any ex-
PLANTATION to be given2
In the suit of Mitchell VS.. Board of Edu-
cation of Yellow Springs, for the admission
of his child to the school in his swn district
which happened to be white school. the
court rendered decision in favor of the
plaintiff.
The revival at Wiley Chapel is still going
on with good success. Many accessiens
have been made to the church and many
more are seeking the way. With such an
energetic, wide awake man as Rev. Tate,
the work cannot help but progress.
The obsequies of the late Mrs. John Jones
took place at North street A. NJ. E. church
Friday noon on the ARRIVAL of the body from
Xenia A large ooncourse of friends were
present to pay the last respects to the
memory of most estimable woman.
Mrs. Nora Preston, an accomplished elO-
cutionist of Detroit, Michigan. will render
some select readings and recitations at the
Factory Street Baptist church in the near
future. Mrs. Preston comes well recon-
mended by the Detroit press, and an excel
lent entertainment may be looked for.
Mr.. Alex. Henderson, of Dayton, the in
Yentor of the Royal Patent Safety clothes
prop, is canvassing the city in the interest
of his invention. Mr.. Henderson has
very useful article and one which fills long
felt want in every household. Bean poles
have had their day and must go. Next.
The rehearsal of the Mistletoe BOugh
will begin next Wednesday evening. The
following is the dramatis personae: Baron
Clifford. Hayes Bowdre; Sir Reginald De
Courcy, Jas. G. Clayton; Sir Henry Low
ell, l.. P. Hunster; Lady Agnes. Miss Lor-
ena Connors; Nurse, Miss Rachel Connor;
Maud, Miss Dina Hackley; Cobo. Henry
Miller; Quick, Chas. Hackley; Slow; Jno
Mckee; DE Crochet, Chas. Washington.
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