Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-28
LOCAL 6REvITIEs.

Read Paynter & Co.'s ad. at the top of
this page.
The will of Melyn b. Layton was sd-
mitted to probate today.
Mr.. Kelly Derrickson has just recovered
from trip with the mumps.
Rev. Dr. Rust and family are at home
again after visit In New York.
The Grocers' association will meet to-
night In the hall of the Grand Army.
Constable Ed. Coates has purchased a
handsome Kentucky thoroughbred horse.
Mr.. Jesse Crawford, of Columbus,
passed Sunday with friends in this city.
Mr.. Fuller Trump left for Appleton,
Wisconsin, yesterday afternoon, on bus
mess.
Manager Fuller Trump left yesterday af-
ternoon for northern Wisconsin, on busi-
ness trip.
Miss Lillian McCaddan is having an ILL.,
ness occasioned by the mumps, at her home
on North street.
Mr.. ID. Z. Barnum has returned after an
absence of eight months, travelling through
the United States.
The will of VIM G. Morris was admitted
to probate today, with Samuel and Marie E.
Morris as executors.
Captain Fowler. of the Seventy-fourth
New Yorks, is in the city, the guest Of his
old friend, Mr.. Robert Jardine.
Miss Sibyl Mcdowell, of Plain City, o..
is the guest of her cousins, the Misses Cal
endar, of north Limestone street.
Mayor o. S. Kelly has issued formal
order suspending Officer James Norton for
leaving his beat without permission.
Rev. Mr.. Bradner, of Georgia. filled the
pulpit last night al North street church, in
the absence of Rev. William Maxwell.
The Cincinnati Enquirer in its Wash
ington notes says: "Mr. b. IL. Warder
and wife and family will sail for Europe
June 2n
z Captain Mark A. Smith cleaned the
oyercoats Of all the members of the police
force Sunday in his rotary carpet cleaning
machine.
Charles Perrin, a colored boy, was
arrested Saturday as another member of
the gang that stole Jim Dalie's 100 pounds
of lead pipe.
The editor of the REPUBLIC is indebted
to Mayor Kelly, MIR. Bakhaus and Mr..
Bancroft for string of fine black bass,
from Point Pelee.
Mr. P. A. McCarty, formerly of the j.
ID. Stewart Co., now with Dewitt & Co.,
OF Columbus, spent Sunday at home with
hts family and friends.
Miss Ellen T. Wilson, the well known
society writer, leaves soon for Memphis,
Tenn, 10 spend the summer. She is to
Mrs. Gus. C. Matthews.
Miss Lottie Zutavern has returned from
where she attended the May fes
tivsl as guest of her former pastor. Rev.
Mr.. Warren, and reports glorious time.
Mr.. Henry Thomas, of the Seventh ward,
who has just returned from California, says
The boom has ceased and he returns 10 |
Springfield better pleased than ever and ex-
pects to stay here.
Mr.. Hugh W. Fullerton, of the Clarke |
works, Is member of the board |
II trade canvassing committee, and will do |
rood work. His name was omitted from |
he list published on Saturday uninten-
lily.
Charles AIdrich claims with strong indi-
.ations of being true. that great injustice
vas done him In the published accounts
concerning the horse and buggy of DR..
,ryan, Of Urbana. He emphstically says
Ie did not take the horse and buggy from
n front Of the Lagonda house, but that he
vas awakened at night by hearing the horse
whining, and found the rig out in front;
hat he put IL in his own stable for safety.
The police have received notification from
he Middletown authorities to be on the
Dokout for J. C. Consigny, Of the Aldace
Agency, of Cleveland. o., for
He works among groceries
nd business houses, is about five feet
leven inches, wears striped pants, brown
utaway coat, has grey eyes, dark CON-
lexion, black mustsche, beard about three
7eeks' growth, silk plug hat, and had
mall alligator hand satchel, is forty years
Id. A reward is offered for his arrest.
A Question of Grammar.