Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-18
LOCAL sREWT,gs.
VIII Keifer, ESQ.,, is in Troy today.

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VIII Keifer, esq, is In Troy today.
Forepaugh's circus may strike us In Au
gust.
Talmage will be at the Urbana camp
meeting.
VIM. johnson was arrested last night fol
lettering.
The U. P. Sunday school picn!cs at Cold
Springs tomorrow.
The grand mass Sunday school picnit
will be held August 2nd.
DIR. Helwig will preach op temperance a
the New Carlisle camp-meeting.
Mr.. Ed. Barrett and family have gone t.
Lakeside to spend the summer.
The Springfield and Dayton policemen
will cross bats In the near future.
Mr.. Frank ID. Wiseman is in Bellefon
taine. the guest of his brother, Charles.
Mr.. Clark Wiseman leaves, tomorrow,
for Bellefontaine, to spend the summer.
Miss Baker, daughter of our genia
sheriff, leaves, this evening. for Chicago.
Messrs. Ed Smith and Clifford C. Long,
Of Xenia, are In the city today on business.
Last nights council proceedings will be
found on the second page Of today's paper.
Robert Remsberg Snd wife have returned
from them trip to maryland and other
points.
Misses Rosa Smith and Laura jackson,
left this morning for Lexington for an ex-
tended visit.
Mrs. Homer w. Calendar leaves. tomor-
row, for an extended trip to Old Point
Comfort and other coas. resorts In Vii.
ginia.
Mr.. Cora Hoax, Of east Liberty street,
leaves tomorrow morning for ChautauQua.
to be gone several weeks.
Pat Welch, who was arrested this morn
Ing for stealing McBeen's coat, was
fined $40 and costs and 20 days In jail this
afternoon.
The name Of W. p. Gray has not yet
appeared among the Is4O Harrison and
Tyler too" voters. He is now vigorous for
Harrison and Morton.
Don't forget the regular meeting of the
Flower Mission tomorrow, at room No. 4,
Blacks opera house. Be liberal with such
flowers as you can spare.
Andrew NJ. Brown, class SO, Michigan
university, Is spending few weeks Of his
vacation with his brother, Thomas q.
Brown. south Plum street
Mad River Encampment No. 16. 1. o. U.
F., initiated one candidate last night, aud
worked the royal purple degree. upon an
other. The work was very impressive.
A friend of DIR. Russell. at Dayton, has
sent him an eight-legged pig, preserved in
alcohol. Two OF the legs come out of the
back. The freak did not live very long.
Messrs. VIII Kidder and viii Rodgers,
IT,, and Misses Mary Casilly and Alice
Foley drove down to Xenia yesterday to be
he guest for few days Of Miss Mcclure.
An elegant reception will be given BY
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Jones this evening at
heir residence, on north Market street, in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Miller and
Miss Sara Breedlove, of New
York.
Mr.. Sam Dodds, ticket agent Of the Little
Miami. has received word from Pittsburg
hist but one of the ten Homing pigeons,
eleased Sunday morning, from here had
Irrived at the time Of telegrsphing, and 1t
lad taken six hours in its passase-two
lo9rs late. iai
Mr.. Homer Calendar has returned frcm
he annual meeting of the National Pho |
Ographers' association at Minneapolis. He |
eports an admirable time. and says Ohie |
herself by the excellence of
er exhibits and the winning of prizes.
he next convention will be held in Bos-
On.
President Ed. C. Gwyn and Conrad Ma
el, of the Water Works trustees, and En-
ineer Powell, left last evening on q trip
Thich Will occupy the remainder Of the
'eek and take in Chicago, Davenport,
Dwa, Quincy, Ills, and Toledo. They 90
investigate pumping engines in actual
perstion.
Co. r, Second o. V. l., better known as
IA Springfield Zouaves, which was the
rst company to enlist In Springfield, will
old its annual reunion on next Friday
vening ut the g. A. X. hall. Action will
3 taken at this meeting relative to At
,nding the reunion of the First and Second
,giments, which occurs ON the following
ay at Hamilton,