Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-19
LOCAL sREWTIEs.
THE PROFESSORS Roy.

THE PROFESSORS BOY.
He stood beside the cradle of his nrst-borI
And fondly did he gaze upon his future prid,
And ss he gazed bright visions loated through
OF what his son would be and DO when man
hood he'd attain.
"In make a scholar Of him. and q might,
In languages and and sciences his equals shall b.
few;
At Ave he'll take up Latin and at ten begin hi.
At thirteen French and German. and at fifteer
Volapeek;
I'm mathematics he shall make old Euclid
blush for shame.
In physics and in chemistry he'll also make 8
And when it comes to history. to literature
At his attsinments all the world shall stand
in speechless awe"
The years passed by. he put his boy through
the scholastic mill,
And with all knowledge his young mind he
did quite cram and fill;
And when he grew to manhood he surpassed
For he became the captain OF banner base
-Colrmbus Dispatch.
No police court was held yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. William Coles is making visit to
relatives in GAINESVILLE.
Read the advertisement of Mrs. E. d.
Buss, In another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Shepherd are
spending Sunday in Patterson, O.
Seats for the Mile. Rhea attraction will
be on sale at Harris's Monday morning at Q
O'Clock.
Clerk Shewalter issued permit. this
morning for the burial Of Mrs. Julia A.
Cloyd at Greenmount
Mr.. Fuller Trump arrived in New York
yesterday from his European trip and is
expected in Springfield Sunday evening.
Miss Ida Harris, of Xenia. is visiting
Miss White at 14e east Columbia street.
They are old friends and have not met for
thirty years.
Prof. George H. Young. of Wittenberg
college, will occupy the pulpit of the First
Presbyterian church at the Sunday morning
service, and DIR. S. A. ort at the evening
service, at the usual hours.
The police are having little or nothing to
do. Only three arrests were made last
night: Jerry McCarty, laborer. for
drunk and discrderly; Albert Feron. loiter-
ing at railroads, and Thomas Coleman, dis
orderly conduct.
A fine orchestra Of seven or eight pieces
assist In the music at the Second Presby-
terrain Sunday school Sunday morning.
Mr.. Ad. Rodgers is now superintendent
and is instiIling a marked degree of life
into the proceedings.
Charles J. Bush, an old Springfield boy,
Is In town visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Drummer. at 122 west Pleasant
street. Charlie Is with the drug firm Of
Clark Bros. & Tupper, jamestown, N. Y.
he is great on piano.
DR.. Harry l.. Janney. younger brother
Of Mr.. G. Campbell Janney, of Janney &
Peirce. is visiting in this city. The doc
tors home is in Martinsburg, Va. and af-
ter attending medical college in Baltimore,
has come out to Ohio to spend the summer.
DR.. w. H. Reeves. who has just returned
rom a prolonged visit to California, reports
business In and around San Diego as good,
although the boom is matter of the past.
With its advantages of climate, excellent
larbor, and largely increased railroad
ABILITIES, the San Diegians are satisfied
his city is bound to prosper. Ex-Mayor
is enjoying fair success in his new
ield, and all the old Springielders in that
,art of the state are well and prospering.