Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-10
LOCAL sReWTles.

Editor ID. T. West is In New York city
Mr.. Albert Aron has gone to Cincinnati
again.
Mrs. ]. E. Ehrenhart is visiting In Co
lumbus.
Mr.. Glenn Clark, of st. Joe, No., is ii
the city.
Picnic parties go to Aberfelda nearly ev
cry day.
Mr.. Ralph Bartholomew is in Minneap
oils, MINI.
Mr.. W. II. Hamilton is in Cincinnati
this, week.
Mayor Kelley is talking up another triI
to the lakes.
Mr.. John II. Wilson has become CUES
at the Arcade hotel.
Mr.. Harry Wragg will spend his summer
vacation at Oxford.
Officer Mast took young Parker to tn,
reform farm today.
The auctioneers had a great time OH the
the square this mording.
Market this morning was at5ut as usual
with nothing new offered.
Mr.. George Winwood left for the Eas
yesterday. via c. S. & C. and Columbus.
Mr.. VIM. Irwin. of the st. James hotel
has recovered from several weeks illness
The money lenders report business dull
This report is considered favorable to tht
city.
James Gillespie was arrested last NIGH
for drunk and disorderly and profane Ian
guage.
Mr.. OIL F. Remsberg. of this city, is now
travelling for ID. II. Baldwin & Co., of Gin
cinnsti.
Major Harman Tyner and family are al
home, after an extended visit to the great
northwest.
The government building is still at q
stand-still and no work of any kind is being
done on it.
Has the SAINTS Fe road gobbIed the o. /.
& W? This is an interesting question to
rsiiroaders.
Mac Ambrose is now behind the counter
at Harris's, and his friends smile on him
Mr.. Hewe. Peirce, of Janney & Peirce,
has recovered from an attack of malaria
and is at business again.
Mr.. Smith Sullivan wears the Cleveland
button. but his friends and CUSTOMERS are
mostly on the other side.
Mr.. Nat Kinsman, of the Springfield
Gas Co., is numbered with the Harrison
voters of 1s4O and also 1888.
Mr.. Frank z. Wilson, of west Pleasant
street. left for Piqua yesterday, to take his
trip for the Piqus Buggy Works.
Superintendent Reynolds, of the C. s.
& c.. goes to Sandusky this week to ar
range for the Lakeside excursions.
Miss Bernadine Brugger, of the Western
Union Telegraph Co., will spend week
with friends at Yellow Springs, Ohio.
Bills and posters have been received In
this city, announcing the opening of tie
tVe.) exposition in October.
Mr.. Morris Wolfs0n is in the city. He
wholesale clothing house of
Cincinnati and is selling fall and winter
goods.
The Lagonda house will be opened Sep
tember Sd, and when finished will be one
Or the best hotels in Ohio, so Manager
Claypool says.
The work on the new city building is
going ahead in good shape. The founda-
tion is about completed and the stone work
is already begun.
Superintendent Van Tassell. of the 0. ].
& W., is engaged today, looking after an
excursion of Indianians going to the Sol
diers' Home, at Dayton.
Chief Simpson, OF the S. F. D., is out
again, as good as new. He has recovered
from the effects of the Arcade gas explo-
sion and says he is ready for another.
There are very few places of business
open after O'Clock. Many stores close at
o'clock. The early closing movement
continues In most cases until September l.
Mr.. w. ii. Lemon, q prominent insur-
ancs man of Knoxville, Tenn. left for
indianapolis this morning, accompanied by
Miss Letitia Wissinger, who will make q
visit there.
Assistant Manager and Treasurer Charlie
Jones, of the Grand opera house, has re-
turned from his southern trip. He pur-
chased some new decorations for the
Grand for next season.
Miss Moore. Of Greepsburg, Pa. and
Mss Wallace, of Lafayette, Ind, who
have been the guests of Miss Eva Carson,
eff today for Greensburg, where Miss
Wallace will be the guest of Miss Moore.
The Pan Handle trains. at least some of
hem, continue to whistle for the Fair
street crossing, and that is within the city
limits and contrary to the spirit of the or
finance regarding the blowing of whistles.
Officer Fred Mast took young Parker, the
,0i0red DOy VINO stole MS DrOtflers watch,
% the reform farm, at Lancaster, today.
officer Mast's little boy accompanied him,
ust for the trip. Parker was In buoyant
.pirits.
The C. s. & G. road, 1t Is said, has cut
he pay of most of its men. 1t has caused
he greatest dissatisfaction, and as soon S.
he men are provided for by another road
heir designations are sent In to Manager
Moore.
Chief of Police Ambrose said to REPUB-
.IC that his best policemen made the few
st arrests. Those that make the most ar
ests m, ke the fewest cases In police court,
nd take up the time Of the court and put
be city to unnecessary expense.