Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-07
LOCAL eREWTiES.

January ~ ana IL, NatuIal uaS,
LOCAL sREWT,Es.
Mrs. Percy Craig has returned from Co
lumbus.
Mr.. George W. winwood Is in the city
over Sunday.
George ". Hill. of Yellow Springs. Is in
the city today.
Mr.. Ed. voist leaves this evening for
San Francisco.
A number Of Enon people are In the city
today shopping.
Mr.. Charles d. Rail. Of Dayton. is in the
city on business.
General Agent Roche was In Urbana to.
day on business.
Mr.. 1. b. Kawilns Is reported Is being 9
little better today.
Only one attraction is announced for the
Grand next week.
Superintendent Wilson returned 10 In
aanapolis last evening.
The new incandescent lights will sOon
burn in Blacks opera house.
Mr.. J. f. Heffie6nger Is at homo to-day.
His family are At Atlanta, Ca.
Judge Young and wife will be among the
visitors to Columbus Monday.
Mr.. Charles Rabbits leaves fer his home
in Minneapolis early next week.
Hon. George c. Rawlins is in the city.
He returns to Columbus Monday.
Rev. DR.. Ort will preach at the Third
Lutheran church tomorrow evening.
Captain Billy Woods came home from
Cincinnati this morning. all safe and sound.
Mr.. r. F. Hayward returned last evening
FROM Columbos. He will remain home over
Sunday.
Train Master Thomas Reynolds will wear
white plug hat At the Inauguration next
Monday.
The Big Six band goes to Columbus Mon.
day. escoftinK the famous Buckeye club 0!
this city.
Mrs. Charles d. Wallace and children an
visiting Ar. Charles Miller, No. Is wes
Main street.
Mr.. E. T. Thomas returned home thi
morning from Zanssville. where he ha
been on business
Mrs. Hagan. mother Of Postmaster r. N
Hagan. is suffering from severe attack o
blood poisoning.
Mr. Frank EnOch died just ten weeks az
today and his father, Mr.. William En0ch
died this morning.
Mr.. II. T. Dabnsy. Of the Midland lin
transportation. with headquarters at Peoria
ILL.,. is in the city today.
Mr.. Andrew N. Brown, of Michigal
university, Is the guest Of his brother. Mr.
+. G. Brown and family.
Mr.. Charles Clifford, formerly clerk q,
the Arcade. Ia now one Of the day clerks Il
the Palace hotel Of Cincinnati.
Forrest Koontz, captain of the Western
Hose company, is improving from his re
cent mishap-a sprained ankle.
In the police court yesterday afterneo'
Jake Bowen. disorderly. got $40 and costs
and Ed Palmer. same. got SIS and costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar FoOs and children
Of New York city, are guests of Mr.. an,
Mrs. William .FoOs. Of East High street
The Erie express has received . nev
chestnut horse FROM Cleveland. 1t take
the place Of one that died last week o
collie.
Captain Pindar. Of Sandusky city, va
among those who attended the "Fantasma
matinee at the Grand opera house this after
noon.
The j. l.. l.. Of l.. F. social club met .
the home OF Miss Minnie Zell hast evening
and enjoyed very pleasant evening IL
reading, etc.
The headquarters Of the Buckeye club q
Columbus next Monday will be In the pen
sion office, front room Of the Hinman
Beatty block.
A wagon loaded with stone broke dowl
this morning on west High street. near Nor
rows commission house. The street cs
track was too high.
Mr.. Harry Phillips. who has been attend
ing school At Delaware. o., has returned
home and will accept u position in the La
gonda National bank.
Do not fail to read the full programme OF
the Inauguration OF Governor Foraker
which Is published in the Columbus dis
patches to the REPUBLIC.
General Agent Roche has posted an order
In the l. B. l. w. baggage room. requiring
all persons to absent themselves unless
business requires them there.
The First National bank will. at its next
meeting, declare its usual dividend to stock
holders Of two per cent per quarter, max
ing eight per cent. per annum. The taxes.
which amounted to two and four-tenths per
cent, are also paid out of the profits. Stock
is now worth 80 for every 81.