Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-16

Department Commander ID. T.. Putnam
and Adjutant Stewart went to New Paris,
Ohio. today, to attend Q G. A. X. campfire
this evening.
Tom Robinson. Springfeld's knocked-out
pngilist, was able to get down town yester-
day afternoon. He shows signs of the Sc
we're punishment he received.
Officer Thompson ID said to be one of the
strongest, If not the strongest, Of the men
on the Springfield police force. He seems
to have iron stored away in his muscles.
The Ninth ward republican caucus is
officially announced to be held at No. $40
West Main street, next Monday evening.
The place should be carefully borne in
mind.
Mr.. Charley John has q photo of large
size which pictures the Elk procession just
marching out Of the Arcade onto Washing
ton street. Mr.. John made an instanta-
necus picture and it's very good one, too.
/ The young ladies of High street NJ. E
church will give one of their unique and
attractive Easter" entertainments, on
Tuesday evening. March 90. at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Robert Johnston, on Market
street. Full particulars later on.
Mr.. Edward Lsster, the Limestone street
barber, is not feeling one bit pleasant over
the result of the Robinson-Peters fight.
One bet that he lost provided that he shall
not smoke again for year, and another
that he shave of his lordly moustache.
Colonel White says that he is making
no personal effort to again secure the super
intendency of the public schools, and that
any movement looking in that direction
does mot emanate from him, all published
statements to the contrary notwithstanding.
Albert W. Ramsay, assistant cashier of
the First National bank, and his sister
Dora expect to start Saturday night for
Springfield, o., to visit relatives. They
will stop In Detroit on their return to visit
friends in that city.-Thibune, Cheboygsn,
Mich.
Rev. F. q. Mitchell, presiding elder of
this district, met representatives from each
Of the charges on the South Charleston cir
cult, at the M. E. church, this place, We'd
nesday, on business connected with differ
ent churches on the circuit.--South Char
lesion Sentinel.
A very pleasant wedding took place last
evening, at the residence Of the brides
parents, in west Springfield. The parties
were Mr.. Delmer Ryder and Miss Jessie A.
James; ceremony performed by Rev.
Thomas Collett. The happy couple will
live in this city.
Mr.. T. R. Burnett has purchased of Mr..
Milton Goodfellow fine, blooded mare at
fancy price. The animal was sired by
Judge White" sire "Mambrino Gift"
and was out Of Spartan" by ''PIowman. I"
1t is very handsome animal, and can throw
dust in the eyes of most of them.
That antique colored wreck, Lewis Har-
vey, was arrested last night by Officer
Bargdill on the charge Of harboring lewd
women in his barracks at the corner of
Monroe and Spring streets. The following
blsters were found in the place and>put
under arrest: Pearl Coleman, Ella Under
wood and Lib. Smiths
The o. /. & W. ticket Office now occupies
the rooms on the south side of the /. B. &
W. freight office building, formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Roche, G. F. At of the Ohio
Southern. Mr.. Roche is still general agent
and Mr.. A. J. Beckley, chief clerk; Will
Donnell, cashier; J. o. Roche, receiving
clerk; F. K. Weiser, billing clerk; W. L.
Pershing, transfer accountant.