Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-03
CASPER'S Drug Store,
LOCAL 6REv,TISS.

Mr.. George Carson left this morning to
resume his studies at Wooster college.
Misses Allie and Frances Fulton. of
Bellefontaine, are visiting friends in the
city.
Inc Big Six band furnished the music for
brilliant Red Mems ball at Xenis last
night.
Miss Heisner, Of New Carlisle, is the
guest Of Miss Alma Shaw. Of north Market
street.
Miss Nora George. of Winchester, Ky.
will sing at the wigwam on Thursday
evening.
Who rang Kuquas bell Saturday mid
night? ciamorous echo alone answers
the inquiry.
Forest Myers drew the music box at Paul
Smiths Arcade cigar store last night with
ticket No. Ill.
Ms. Charles Ferrenz and Miss Cora f.
Hills, Of Springfield. are visiting Mrs. Am
brese Huliineer. Citizen.
Miss Laura Coons. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. F. Russell. returned to
her home at Canton. Ohio. this afternoon.
Mr.. A. .. Scammon. manager Of the
1.-TWO Johns" Comedy company. which is
shortly to appear at the Grand, was in
town today.
The REPUBLIC went 10 press at noon
yesterday. which will account for any Omis-
sions Of news, or reports o: meetings, that
may have occurred.
Ar. Frank Crewell. Of Franklin, Ind,
after few days pleasant visit with his
sister. Mrs. Granville Winger. left this
morning for his home.
Mr.. John q. Magle. representing Colsnel
Sims ''Aione in London, which is u b.
presented at Blacks opera house next Mon.
day evening. was In town today.
Dent forget the regular meeting OF The
sketch club tonight AT Mss Fannie SteI
rift's studio. Let there be a full attend
ance. ss business OF importance is to
come up.
A law partnership between Judge Jane.
). Goode and W. A. Scott, esq. was com
menced yesterday. The new ,irm certainly
has the brains and >stsaSisg TO make it,
success s,nafter OF no question.
4de Misses wilkins. the miiliners at No
rs east Main street. suffered some loss
from the fire In the REPCBIlC buildiu.
this morning. They were Insured. how
ever, and Mr.. }. S. Elliott adjusted the
less.
Rev. +. g. Mitchell. F. F.. will be pres.
mt at the st. Paul special revival meetin.
| tonight, TO speak and aid IN the work, an,
1t the close Of public service he will hold
the second quarterly conference for tie
year.
tienerai J. Warren Keifer has consented
= deliver the annual memorial service ad.
dress At the Soldiers home. at Dayton. on
the occasion Of the installation of the off.
GERS OF Veteran post. No. s. q. A. r, the
date Tor which has not beeh set. but OF
which notice will be given hereafter.
A new Catholic temperance organization
has been organized in Springfield, called
the ST. Raphael Temperance Society. 1t is
composed principally of members of ST.
isaphael church congregation, and start,
ont with fine membership. Organization
and election have not yet been effected.
Mr.. A. f. Mcclure. son-in. law OF Mr..
Fred LaRue. of this city. WAS the archi.ec,
Of all the buildings in which the Florida
Sup-Tropical Exposition. at jacksonville. is
to be held. The buildings are the fms,
buildings Of the kind ever erected in the
south and reflect much credit ON Mr..
Mcclure.
Handsomely designed and beautifully
printed wedding cards have been received
by few friends in Springfield. announcing
the marriage of Mr.. S c. King, formerly
OF this city. and Miss Nellie V. Hale. The
wedding occurred at Garden Grove, Cali.
fsrnia, on Tuesday. December 81. Mr..
King was a student in WilIis's shorthand
school, and is fine and admirable young
man. The REPUBLIC wishes Mr.. and Mrs.
King success and happiness.