Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-22
LOCAL 6REW1IES.

SwEETHEARTs PRAYER.
II is not much l ask you. dear,
Some women claim far more;
Vows of eternal constancy
Repeated Ger and DER.
Attendance on their slightest wish,
Your every tender thought,
A sacrifice Of will TO theirs
In meek submission brought.
care for none OF these. No love
Can be down chained at will;
Novows of future faith will hold,
No hand be taught to thrill.
Love hath channel Of its own
Where IL will flow in peace.
And neither storm nor prayer can change.
1mpel. or cause to cease.
So l will only stoop to ask
This favor Of your grace
When you're my partner. dear. ~ whist.
Don't ever trump ny ace.
Mr.. Peter Murphy, of east Main street, Is
in Dayton today.
The Young Mems Republican Club meets
tomorrow evening.
Miss Nell Macarthur, Of New Carlisle. is
the guest of friends in the city.
The advance sale of seats for Mrs. Potter
large. and she will have big house.
Mr.. w. A. Hance has been Ill for several
days, but he is now on the street again.
Superintendent Reynolds. of the C. s. &
c., went up to Sandusky this morning.
Mr.. Herman Cellarius, of the bright lit
tie Dayton Monitor, was In the city today.
Mrs. J. C. Martin will go to West Lib
erty this evening to remain until after
Easter.
Chase Stewart, esq.,, was called to Logan
county this morning by the serious illness
of his father.
The most beautiful woman on the Amer
lean stage-Mrs. Potter-at the Grand to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. Frank Bowlus, of the ]. d. Stewart
company, passed through the city this
morning, going north.
Every newspaper reader and amuse-
ment seeker will have reserved seat for
Mrs. James Brown Potter.
1t is rumored that all the Catholic soci-
cites In the city will unite in giving q mon
ster picnic along in June or July.
The best advertised American actress
known to the stage-Mrs. James Brown
Potter-at the Grand Friday night.
Division A, U. R. K. of p, initiated ten
new members last night with appropriate
ceremonies and subsequent spread.
There will be a concert at the North Side
chapel Friday evening, March 2S, for the
benefit of the chapel. Admission 25 cents.
Miss Fannie Fields, who has been So
journing in this city for several months,
leaves for her home at Evansville, Ind,
this evening.
Rev. Fathers Burns, of Marion, and
Bourbon, of South Charleston. o.. are in
attendance at the forty hours devotion at
st. Raphael's church.
The first excursion of the C. S. & C. will
leave Sandusky this evening and run to
Findlay, where display of the natural gas
will entertain the visitors.
A magnificent trade edition of the Star
was sent to the REPUBLIC by Mrs. W. A.
Hance from Pasadena, California. Mrs.
Hance is now on her way home.
Married-On the evening Of the 2lst
inst. at No. 40 College avenue, by the Rev.
DR.. L. A. Gotwald, Mr.. Elmer J. 10y. of
this city, to Miss Abba Swallow, of New
Carlisle.
The forty hours alteration Of the Blessed
Sacrament, which has been held ct St
Raphael church, closed last night Great
crowds have been in attendance each morn
ing and evening.
Charles W. Dustin, ESQ.,, one of the
younger msmbers of the Dayton bar, was in
the city yesterday for few hours. One of
these days 1t w;u be Judge Dustin, of the
common pleas court.
Last night was one of the most unpleas-
pleasantly cold Of the season. The icy
wind cleared the streets of people early in
the evening. And yet they told us early in
the week that spring was coming.
Messrs Klnnane, Wren & Co. have made q
valuable addition to their store force in secur-
ing the services of Miss S. Katie Martin,
who has made reputation for efficiency
and popularity in the dry goods trade Of
the city that is decidedly fiattering to her.