Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-05
VIENNA CROSS ROADS,

church Sabbath school was organized Sun
day, by the election of the following off
GERS: Superintendent, Newton Diehl; as
sistant superintendent, Sherman Clark
secretary, Sherman Diehl; treasurer, Miss
Clara Goodfellow; librarian, George Irwin
orpapist, Miss DIVA Tippey, assistant or
ganist, Miss Fannie Smith; class leader
Daniel Hendricks; assistants. Sherman
Clark and Frank Jones. Under tht
great &infiux of membership, occasioneC
by Evangelist Thompson's work, tht
school goes forward with re
doubled efforts for Christianity and
with renewed energy and spirituality.
Dan. Wright is achieving great success
In the canvass for his book, "Companlor
to the Bible.',. Mrs. Amos Frock an6
son, who came here to attend the funera
of her father, John Pentony, returned tC
Danville, ILL.,. Saturday. . i. How the squads
of sheep shearers dart hither and thitheI
with the unceasing click of the shears -.
Quite a number from here attended al
Easter entertainment at Catawba, Sunday
night. /. Dayton Herald: Miss Nettit
Patterson. who has been pleasantly spend
! ing most of her time this winter season al
the residence of Mrs. G. E. Rutledge, No
jackson street. left this morning for hel
home, at Plattsburg, near Springfield, O.
While here she made many acquaintauces.
and in fact everyone vino knows her Is
sorry to miss her company. Miss Nettie is
studying for country teacher, and will
be examined by the Clark county examiI.
ers next week. Everyone of her friend.
here have many wishes for her successful
examination. Come again, Nettie.
Miles Bryen, of Springfield. spent Sunday
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fatzenger, of La
gonda, were the guests of the Grays. Sunday.
-. The suburban residence of the Rices pre-
sented lively scene of frOlic and festivity
Wednesday night, the occasion being par.
ty given by Mr. Harry E. Rice, The even
! ing was spent pleasantly with music and
various delightful games. Refreshments
were served at 1880. Among those present
were Misses Rosa Markley. Minnie Wilson,
Elsie Wilson, and Gussie Fauver; Mr.. Chas.
Wilson of Somerford, Miss Ada Arbogast
of Catawba; Misses Emma Jones, Sadie
Wragg, Fannie Smith, Alice Walker. An
ME Bobiet and Mr.. Ed Hodge, of Piatts-
burg; Misses Zelphia Stevenson. 0rya TIP
pey, Etna Tippey, Belle Mitsch, Jane
Mitsch, Della Coss, Cora Goings, MeSsrs.
Decatur Tippey, and Lemuel Mitsch, OF
Brighton; Mr.. Earl Hathaway, of South
Charleston; Misses Belle Jones, Belle Will
son, Amanda Hodge, Minta Climer, Eta
Henkle, Emma Shocknessy, Lille Shock
messy, and Jennie Jones; Messrs. Leon
Jones, Charles Jones, Hamilton Jones,
Sam Jones, Frank Jones, Clark Jones,
John Hodge, Edman Frock, Elmer Marsh,
Harry Clark, George Campbell, Burton Ia
yenner, Milton Tavenner, Sherman Clark,
Charles and Nelson Davy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Cloud Titus and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ar.
bogast. BY the time the hour hand had
reached around to 2 the guests tegan tO
depart, with the full realization that they
had had most enjoyable time. Wilson
post, G. A. R., No. COZ, has been endeav-
oring for some time to erect soldiers
mound in the Vienna cemetery. A COM
mittee was appointed few weeks ago TO
see the trustees, and satisfactory arrange
mentS having been made, we will have a
mound before the advent of the next Deco
ration day.
Mr.. Clay Page. theological student, dis
coursed at the NJ. E. church Sunday after
noon. :. . A card has been received from
Elder Frank G. Mitchell saying Rsv. Nc
Guffey will take charge of the pastorate at
the end of the present conference year.
He breaches his first sermon next Sunday.
-. Our cold water brethren held sort of
a love feast in the l. .. o. F. hall Friday
night. F. l.. Slayer discanted upon prohi-
bition and the prohibition quartette min
gled their voices in campaign doggerel. At
the close of the meeting club was tempo
rarily organized, the names of eleven voters
and twenty-five honorary members, many
of whom are ladies, being received
in addition to those already on the list
Permanent organization will be effected at
Harmony Friday night, April 13. They
closed with collection and rattle of mus
kerry from the quartette. Prof. c. S