Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-10
LOCAL 6REv,TlSS.

LOUISVILLE.
Mr.. Dan Rubsam is again down with
hemorrhsges.
The city council will meet this evening
ct the old stand.
Mr.. Allen Fish passed Sunday with
friends in Urbana.
Mr.. W. ii. Ballard, Of indianapolis, wa
In the city yesterday.
Mr.. }. J. Wright, of Burlington. Vt. !.
in the city on business.
Mr.. II. NJ. Qusckenbush. OF Dayton,
spent Sunday in the city.
James Carr was run In last night for
being drunk and disorderiy.
Springfield cut big figure in the inalgu-
ration At Columbus yesterday.
Mr.. Edward Z. Cheney. Of Mechanics.
burg. was In the city yesterday.
Miss Martha A. Mckay. OF Vermillion,
Dakota Is visiting among her friends in the
city.
Mr.. X. A. Pierce, of west Jefferson
street, has been quite III for several weeks
past.
Springfield will be illuminated by NAT
ural Gas" tonight and tomorrow night.
Sabi?
Miss Einstein was visiting Miss Bessie
Einstein at Springfield Saturday.-Urbana
Citizen.
Gus Hibschmap denies the report Of his
illness and says he never "felt better since
his life"
Matrimonial rumors are again flying
thick and fast. They may all be true, but
We doubt it.
The Natural Gas" Company arrived at
lao this afternoon and is quartered at the
Lagonda House.
Miss DollIe Manners, OF Portsmouth, o..
Is the guest of friends in the city. She re-
mains until spring.
Mr.. Charles Calder, wife and daughter,
Miss Lulu. Of Pemhina. Dakota. are visit
ing relatives in this city.
Springield's Buckeye club and crack
Anahsohy SAC1tSu oShSAtfoh
~ Columbus yesterday.
Miss Blanche Seifert. of east Pleasant
street, has gone to Newark for at~O weeks
visit among relatives and friends.
Mr.. Harry RhOnemus. lately well
known sporting man. is going into the res
taurant business on south Market street.
A Springfield man named Joseph Mack
ers had his pocket picked of SO in the
crowd at Columbus yesterday afternoon.
A man named Paul Mackey. working in
. west end brick yard, had two fingers Of
his left hand crushed off yesterday NOM
ing.
General Asa S. Bushnell always sheds a
pleasant light upon any occasion with
which he is connected. Columbus Jour
nal.
The officers of the S. of Y. will be in
stalled this evening at G. A. r. Hall.
All friends of the order art cordially in
vited
Miss Eleanor Ingersoll. formerly Of this
city, who has been teaching in Knoxville.
Tenn. has returned 70 her home in Sidney,
Ohio.
DIR. Falconer was under the weather on
Sunday to such an extent that Mr.. T. F.
McGrew read the opening part Of the ser
vice for him.
The recently elected officers Of the Sons
OF Veterans, Z. Barney Phillips Camp,
will be installed at the G. A. r. Hall with
impressive ceremonies this evening.
The Lagonda House barber shop was
more badly wrecked than was at first sup
posed. from Sunday Mornings fire. Mirrors
were cracked, mugs broken aud chairs
ruined.
An elderly man named Thomas Mcclure
front Of the postofiice last night. and broke
Q finger on his left hand. besides sustaining
severe bruises.
"Alone In London" has never yet failed
to draw big house In Springfield. Last
night was its third annual performance
here. and Manager Waldman already has
1t booked for next season.
Mr.. John V. Thomas. member Of the
Cleveland Grays, attending the inaugura-
ton Of Governor Foraker at Columbus.
made flying visit to friends In this city.
He is fine looking young man.
Mr.. Thomas G. Brown, OF the RE-
PUBLIC. Mr.. John A. McCarty, of the Ga
zette, and Mr.. Frank r. Deane. of the
Times. represented the city press at the in
auguration at Columbus yesterday.
Early this morning keg Of beer was
stolen from in front of Billy Burns's saloon
In Primrose alley, where ii had been left
by the delivery wagon only short time be-
fore. The thief or thieves are unknown.
The water works trustees have Just com
pleted putting ia six-inch pipe from Mad
ison avenue to Cecil street. on north Lime
stone street. and three inch pipe on Ken
ton street from East to the Catholic school.
The Springfield republican club was
notable organization in the procession.
Many thanks are due these republicans for
the good majority given Governor Foraker
In Clark county last fall.-Columbus Jour
nal.
Mr. Charles ii. Perkins has severed his |
with the Mad River National
bank, after long and faithful period of
service. He was compelled to give up his |
position on account of poor health. aad |
leaves for California soon in hopes of re-
There will be preaching at the Trinity !
Baptist church, on the southwest corner of
Mulberry and Limestone streets, everv
DssninG this week 1t 1880 O'Clock, except
n Saturday evening. There was large
eauagation last Sunday evening. and
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