Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-10
LOCAL eREvITiES.

Read Paynter Co. I'D. at top Of this
page.
The Elks had another prosperous meeting
last evening.
The merchant tailors have received the
spring fashion plates.
Dr.. l.. E. Russell made . professional
trip to Akron yestssday.
Miss Bette Mcintosh. Of Cincinnati. is
visiting friends in the city.
"A Bunch of Keys" at the Grand this
evening. and Bohemian Girl" At Blacks
Councilman W. r. Burnett, Of the First
ward, was In Cincinnati yesterday on busi-
ness.
The I. B. 4 ". train from the west this
morning was three hours late. and arrived
here At 1915 p. IN.
The monthly meeting Of the Associated
Charities Is In progress at the west county
building this afternoon.
Mr.. John Jennings, Of Xenia, foreman
Of the Hollcncamp brewing establishment
is In the city today on businesa
Mr.. and Mrs.. Samuel Miller, Of Spring
neld. are visiting Mr.. W. d. Knight, on
south Main street-Urbana Citizen.
A dramatic club Of Plattsburgh u going
to play East Lynne" In the near future.
Plattsburgh is gradually becoming me
trolOpta.
Charles II. Mayhan and Lua B. Right
sell were united in marriage yesterday
afternoon by Squire Stout They reside
near Lon ion. o.
Detective Danto. Of Xenia, Is becoming q
holy terror to the saloonists Of yellow
Springs. He had most OF them indicted
before the last grand jury.
Mrs. Charles B. Fisher will give quite an
elaborate party this evening. st her resi-.
dence On the north side. A large number
Of invitations have been issued.
The executive committee Of the Buckeye
club will met this evening to transact i'm.
portant business. All the members are re.
Quested TO be presented.
1t 10 stated On excellent authority thai
Messrs. Richard O'Brien and Dan II. Rub
sam. Of this city are negotiating TO get pos.
session OF the Morris house. at Troy. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. McLain. Of St.
Mary's, who have been the guests for sew
eral days Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Calhoon,
Of south Center street. left this afternoon
for their home.
A small black-and-tan terrier was rur
over At the east Main street I. B. 4 W.
crossing by switch engine yesterday af
ternoon, and converted into sausage In
something less than tvinkling.
Mr.. L. A. Rose, train dispatcher Of the
Ohio Southern railroad. left at midnigh,
last night for Oswego. N. Y. to attend ths
funeral Of his brother. whose death va
noted In yesterdays REPUBLIc. Tht
funeral will occur tomorrow morning.
Charming Miss Della Fox made . pro
nounced hit in the trying and somewhat
rtsque bedroom scene In Fra DIsvolO'
Wednesday night At Blacks. but not st
much Of one as she did at Canton las,
week. The bed broke down with her or
that occasion.
Mr.. Charles Clark. of Boston, who for.
merly, with his excellent wife. belonged 70,
time to the First Congregational church
in this city, has just died. He was mar
Of fine personal qualities and Of sterling
Christian character. Mrs. Clark, . very
accomplished lady, survives her husband.
The town clock on the court house "a.
not illuminated last night, for the 6rst timt
since it was put up. The neighborhood
seemed positively dreary without the foul
big, glaring moons looking down from the
steeple. Something was wrong with the
lighting apparatus. caused BY the cold
weather.
The funeral Of Mr.. T. A. Wick will take
place on Saturday afternoon st . O'Clock.
from his late residence on east High street
Services will be conducted by Rev. DR..
Rust Friends Of the family are invited.
The remains will Be placed in the vault al
Fernclif cemetery for the present, and will
bo private to the cemetery.