Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-09-05

Mr.. Will Hayaer is 10 Akron.
Hon. Foss Hayward is in Columbus.
Flower Mission tomorrow at O'Clock
q. IN.
Misses Dora and Name Rubsam are visit
ing In Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Craig went over to
Columbus yesterday.
Hon. John H. Blose. of fremont was in
Columbus yesterday.
The Champion City Guard and Big Six
band are home again.
Mr.. Arthur Hosterman and wife are in
the city visiting relatives.
The school board adopted some import
ant changes in text books last night.
Mr.. Chas. C. Jones and little daughter
left, this morning. for New York city.
Mr.. Oliver Love has returned home from
Cincinnati, where he spent the summer.
Miss Anna Rabbits and Miss Bowman
have returned from visit to Lakewood.
Miss Rebecca Gill has returned home
after pleasant visit at Harveysburg. o.
Mr.. Paul A. Staley returned, this morn
Ing, from two weeks trip to western
Kansas.
Miss Lizzie Wright has gone to Detroit,
/, be with her sister, Mrs. Sanderson, who
Is very LII.
Mr. l.. Glenn Clark arrived last evening
from ST. Joe, Mo-, to make this city his
permanent home in the future.
This morning Messrs. Paul Foos, Armand
Grifith and Frank Cobleniz left for a trip
to Yellowstone National park.
Mr.. H. s. Skinner left this morning on
short visit to Cincinnati, where he will join
his parents, now on western tour.
Miss Lucy Walker has returned from her
eastern pleasure "Trip, having visited Wash
ington and other points OF interest.
Mrs. Homer W. Calendar has returned
home from a pleasan trip through the
east, very much improved in health.
Passenger business to Columbus over the
C. S. & c. is enormous. The road can not
possibly supply all the coaches needed.
VIM. Diehl bought the property of John
Goebel, yesterday. on east North street. at
private auction. for $1,000 cash. Consid-
cred very cheap, The property cost 1880.
Mrs. Winnie Petts, of New York, and
her daughter, Miss Laura, are in the city.
visiting Mrs. Petts's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Grant. Miss Rosa Petts has been
here for several weeks.
A number of enthusiastic young republ-
cans in Springfield are wearing watch
charms In the shape of a little fac-simile of
the Harrison log cabin, done In silver.
They sre exceedingly pretty and appro-
PIRATE.
WEAK and weary" describes the condi-
tiSh Of many people debllitated by the warm
weather. by disease or overwork. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is just the medicine needed to
build up and strengthen the body, purify
and quicken the sluggish blood, and re-
store the lost app ,tite.
Joseph w. Frankel, an old Springfield
boy, now in advance of James C. Roach as
"Dan Darcy" is in the city in advance of
his attraction, which is under the manage
ment of j. NJ. Hill. Mr.. Frankel has not
been In Springfield since '72, but still re-
tains his instincts of loyalty to OhiO's dash
Ing little metropolis.
The current number of the Tifiin Ne,os
gives long and interesting account of the
recent reunion OF the Seitz family at
Bloomville, Ohlo. which, from description.
must have been very handsome affair.
Rev. b Sewer and wife of this city took
prominent and pleasant part in the reunion.
Over eight hundred were present from
Pennsylvania, Maryland, California, Da-
kots, Kansas, Missouri. lows, Illinois,
Indiana, Tennessee and Ohio.