Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-23

part OF this week.
Mr.. C. K. Hershey, editor of the Osborn
Local, is In the city.
Mr.. VIII Cohan, of Columbus. was the
guest of his brother, Mr.. John Cohan, yes
terday.
Chase Stewart, ESQ.,, left last evening for
Kenton and Cleveland. He will not return
till Saturday evening.
Mr.. Charles II. Schultz and wife are In
attendance on the centennial musical fes-
tival this week at Cincinnati.
Lowrey jackson, ESQ.,, Appointment mem
Der of the Cincinnati bar. but an old
Springfield boy, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. r. Frank Tattershali, Of Anthony
Kansas. vice-president of the Kansas Mort
gage and Investment company, Is in the
city.
General Bushneips name appears among
the members of the Lincoln club, Cincin-
natl. who will attend the Chicago cenven-
ton.
Mr.. John Sullivan was In town yester-
dsy-not the celebrated knocker. but q
mighty clever travelling man from Clncin-
natl.
Who will be on the new board Of health?
Mayor Kelly will probably appoint the
board on his arrival home from the fishing
excursion.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle and two
brass bands will visit the Urbana brethren
next Monday evening. They will 60 on .
special train.
Mr.. James Page, Of Dayton, formerly Of
this city, who has been circulating among
his friends here for few days. returned
this afternoon.
Mr.. John McLaren returned from Buffalo,
N. Y, last night, where he was called to
attend the funeral Of younger brothers
child in thatcity.
Mr.. II. NJ. Shepherd, secretary of Fern
cliff cemetery, says that the grounds are
beautiful and everything Is being arranged
for Decoration Day.
Strawberry and ice cream social at the
First Baptist church. corner Market and
Miller streets, Thursday evening, May 24tb.
All made welcome.
Police court was very light yesterday:
Bill Moody was fined IS and costs for
drunk, and Joe Joshua IS and costs for
drunk and disorderly.
Miss Anna Steele left this morning for
New York city and Brooklyn, to be the
guest Of Miss Mamie Wiley, young lady
well-known In this city.
Miss Laura Coles is at home from school,
and will be welcomed by her host Of friends.
She is now visiting her aunt, Mrs. William
Black, OF north Limestone street.
Mr.. Peter Slack made . rattling little
speech in council last night and defined his
position on travelling at the city's expense
very clearly. He pays his own way every
time.
Co. A, American Army, will produce
''Ten Nights In Bar Room" at Osborn
next Saturday evening. The Big Six band
will accompany the party and furnish the
music
Chief of Fire Department Simpson
received copy of resolutions from
Mechanicsburg council, thanking him for
his prompt action in loading up machinery
to respond to their fire on April 2s.
Mr.. w. B. Tattersaati, of the District
Messenger service is In Dayton today. Mr..
Tattershall viii be married tomorrow in the
Gem City to one of Its well-known young
ladies. The Invitations have been issued
several days.
The Gas company Is having fine sale Of
gas stoves this season. One thing in these
stoves that very few know and 1t makes it
. matter or news to give 1t. Beefsteak
when broiled on gas stove retains more
of the favor and is In every way richer and
better.
The expressmen and teamsters are kick
ing vigorously against their quarters on
north Market street. After the new patrol
house, work house and station house is To-
Gated near by, 1t won't be half Is bad. Gus
toners can call team by telephone, and
the boys can work up Q list,of their own
customers.
Mr.. Charles Bradley arrived home yes
terday from his prolonged trip to Califor-
MIA. He Is delighted with the country and
made some extensive purchases Of real
estate. He saw Mr.. 0g. McCord at Los
Angeles and the latter Is in excellent health
instead Of suffering from lung trouble ss
first reported.
Mile Rhea-
Tonight Mile Rhea appears at the Grand