Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-14

LOCAL eREWTIEs.
NEAR THE SEA.
In white-cap glee the ocean roars.
And breaks and thunders on the sand,
Although the wind is soft and bland
Upon these pensive summer shores.
Within the pine the robin sings
The plaintive song of breezy May;
l feel. the while list his lay.
The Joys OF haif-forgotten springs.
Iwatch the shy wild roses bud,
As through the wood fonfly pass
For "pikery" and sassairas,
With which to regulate my blood.
Jefferson club meets tonight.
Passenger trains were all crowded today
The railroads all changed time this morn
ing.
Read Paynter & Co.'s ad. at the top o.
this page.
Rev. DR.. Rust and family are In New
York city.
Mr.. Charles Geiger went to Tiffin. Ohio
this morning.
Mr.. Arther Carter spent Sunday with
friends in Dayton.
Mrs. Charles R. Shepherd is visiting her
parents at Patterson this week.
Ed Horne and viii Speasmaker, of Lon.
don, spent show day in this city.
Mr.. John Carey's friends are sorry to
hear Of the illness of his little girl.
Mr.. Thomas Sharp and Mr.. Joe Sharp
left for trip to the lakes this morning.
Pres. s. A. Ort preached at the High
street NJ. E. church yesterday morning.
Mrs. A. B. Robinson lett this morning
to spend the day with friends in Urbana.
There are now nine patients in the city
hospital, the largest number yet cared for.
Minor C. Williams led the meeting at the
Y. N. C. A. rooms, In Xenia, Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. s. B. Brigham left this morning for
Delaware, whore he will probably go into
business.
Diamond lodge, No. 4, K. of P, will
give an entertainment at their hall tomor-
row night.
Mr.. A. T. Wiseman and family are now
located and housekeeping at No. 296 south
Market street.
Mr.. Charles II. Wiseman, Of BelIefon-
tame, was In the city Saturday to see the
Barnum circus.
Mr.. Frank Wiseman, OF Ann Arbor,
Mich, was the guest of bis parents in this
city over Sunday.
Misses Anna Phillips and Sarah Stewart,
Of Mechanicsburg, were visiting friends In
this city Saturday.
". A. Paxson, Esq. of jamestown, is
visiting his brother Charles, on north yell
low Springs street.
Prof. Drury says: Expect cool spells
until after June 2s. Next Friday and Sat-
urday will be cold days.
The Barnum circus Is In Cincinnati Mon
day and Tuesday. Dayton, Wednesday,
and Muncie. Ind. Thursday.
Rev. A. 81. News, of Port au Prince,
Hayti, delivered an excellent lecture at the
North street church last night.
The only thing that saved the fruit last
night wss the cloudy sky. There was
shivering chilliness this morning.
A number of delegates to the democratic
state convention at Dayton left for that city
this morning, via the C. c. c. & l.
Master Addie Fay, of Xenia, spent Sum-
day In this city, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. z. Paine, on south Mechanic street.
Mr.. Edward Ridenour spent Sunday in
this city, and left for Mercer county this
morning to represent the Whiteley Reaper
Works.
Prof. Elmer Trauger, graduate of the
class Of 'S6 of Wittenberg college, passed
through this city this morning, en- route to
Columbus.
Mr.. q. B. Corning Of Auburn, n. Y, is
In the city. stopping at the Arcade. He is
visiting his friends, Miss Nellie E. Hall and
Miss Rebecca Kinchley.
Charles Renchler, the west Main street
baker, sold the Barnum & Bailey circus l.
900 loaves of bread, 100 buns and 500 rolls
for dinner and supper for their people Sat-
urday.
Friends Of Mrs. Longstreet have received
a photograph Of handsome new residence
which she has just built at Los Angeles.
The house is frame, Of the gothic style Of
and is very imposing in ap-
pearance.
Jim Cotter. Of Lagonda avenue, party
who has before been unpleasantly conspic-
lous in police circles, raised merry and
ocular sheol on Lagonda street car last
night, and the driver filed an affi-
iayit against him. The police are looking
or Cotter.
Last Saturday was the dullest day in the
,arber business for years past. There is
universal complaint. The circus and the
ire in the afternoon did 1t in great shape.
IN the forenoon people we're afraid of
Getting shaved for fear of missing the pro-
session. At night they were all out to the
how.