Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-09-03

/ Win llItn pdtto1ce meek ana sweet
-Jdmes Whifconb Riley
Mac Ambrose was in Cincinnati last
week.
The street cars had good days business
Sunday.
Officer Pat Greavy served as roundsman
Saturday night
Mr.. Ii. l.. Chapman has returned from m
extended trip east.
Ferncliff cemetery had its usual number
of visitors yesterday.
Mr.. II. NJ. Shepherd visited relatives in
Mechanicsburg yesterday.
The weather being perfect yesterday the
churches all had full attendance.
The C. s. & c. had very large excur-
siou to Columbus yesterday morning.
Mrs. Linn and her sister, Mrs. E NJ.
Collins, left this morning for New York
city.
Misses Halle aud Lillian Kelley have
returned from their trip to Petoskey. Mich
igan.
Mr.. j. Frank Hayes left this morning for
a weeks visit at his home near New Car
Isle.
Mr.. Pat Kelly, of the East street works,
left last night for the east, to spend his va
cation.
Mr.. James Means, of Cleveland. is the
guest of Mr.. John Wilborn, of the ST.
James.
Mr.. Thomas Watt. of the reserve police
force, is sick with what threatens to be q
bad case of fever.
The schools open again today, and the
scholars are filling up the buildings in un-
expected numbers.
The police force will receive their new
belts this week to complete their new
metropolitan uniform.
There were four persons received into
tull membership of High street NJ. Z.
churce yesterday morning.
The Columbus Centennial opens tomor-
row with great parade and fireworks.
Many from here will go to see it.
Mr.. Tip" Scanlan, the genial and ac-
commodating night clerk, at Adams's res
taurant, has been put on day work.
Miss Helen Kemp has returned from q
visit to Dayton friends and resumes her
position as teacher In the public schools.
Mrs. Fl. K. Wells and children, of Cleve-
land, will spend a few days with her
father, c. P. Gridley, No. % Miller street.
Mr.. A. Z Mcclure, wife (formerly Miss
Clara LaRue) and family, of Jacksonville,
Fla, are visiting Mrs. McClure's sister. at
242 west Columbia street.
Mr.. W. A. Roberts, who has been man
ager of the Standard Tea Company, and
MIR. K. E. Remsbarg, have formed a CO.
partnership and purchased the business.
Ex-Sheriff James Foley went to Column
bus, Ohio, this morning to spend month.
he has agreed to assist Warden Coffin dur
ing the great crowd Incidental to the GEN.
tennial.
The patrol house report for August is as
follows: Number OF runs, 81; number of
arrests, 80; number of miles, 80; number
Of sick, s; accidents. .; insane, 1; fires at
tended, 3.
Mr.. David l.. Nickrm leaves today for
an extended business trip through sdjoin-
ing western states, in the interest of the
Star tobacco company. He has spent
very delightful vacation at home this sum-
mer.
The Ohio Southern engine which has for
the past ten days been watching the east
ern crossing, was taken of guard Saturday.
The iron sentinel stood its post well, but
wss not called into service at any time dur
ing its stay.
Mr.. Fred W. Ralph, for years head ,les-
man with Bruce, Hauk & Co.. left this
merning for Birmingham, Ala, wher, he
accepts a position with L. Rogan & Co.,
merchant tailors and gentlemen's furnish
ers. Bruce, Hauk x Co. presented Mr..
Ralph with a handsome business suit Sat
urday.