Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-23
LOCAL 0REWTlES.

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Lady with the shining hair.
Holding all the charms and grsees.
Stately. kind. and passing fair.
Could you wash the chtldren's faeesf
When the rosy morning bright
Paints with gold each roof and spire.
Banishipg the shades OF night
Could you start the kitchen nre'
Ger the nelds with thee wander.
Summers glory overhead;
Charmed. l al thy virtues ponder
But cOuld-ah. could you make good bread =?
Eyes 10 deeply. truly tender.
Clear as water IN pool.
Answer my heGrt . tmpOrtunfng-
Have you been TO cooking school,
Helen N. WfsstoT. in LIE.
Mr.. Dan h. Rubsam Is in Cincinnati
today.
Miss Kate Shepherd ID in Cincinnati
today.
Mr.. H. A. Toulman went 70 Cincinnati
today.
NJ. Harry Phillips was in Delaware yes
terday.
Mr.. z. P. Mast went to Delaware this
morninH
Mr.. Burns. Of Dayton. is in the city visit
ing friends.
Mr.. W. Il. Hayner went to Yellow
Springs this morning. .....
Miss Belle Kneisiey. Of Cincinnati. is the
guests Of friends in the city.
Mrs. John Dodds. Of Yellow Springs, is
spending the day in the city.
Mr.. E. Stauffel left last night via the
Bee line Line for New York city.
Mr.. Fred Moore left this morning for
Ashland, Kansas. via the Bee Line.
Officer Boyd goes on duty tonight after
having been of for nearly . month.
Miss Matte. daughter Of Mr.. and Mr..
George Elder Of Clifton. is seriously i'll.
Mr.. Z. C. Gwyn left via the Bee Line
last night for Syracuse, n. y. on busi-
ness. .. ~--
Conductor l. P. Hedricks has charge of
Conductor Al. Thomas train on the Pan
Handle today.
Mr.. W. H. Scriven, engineer of mainte-
nance Of way. Of the Pan Handle, was in
town yesterday.
The ladies Of the First Baptist church
will give . social in the church parlors,
tonight. Everybody Is invited.
Not an arrest has been made since Mon
day night The toughs must be getting
ready TO break out In new place.
The Bennett 4 Noulton opera company
passed through the city last night on their
way from southern Ohio to Michigan.
Mr.. James Shepherd. travelling passenger
agent Of the Chicago. Rock Island and Pa
,ihc railroad, is in the city on business
The finishing touches will soon be put on
the Factory street bridge. 1t will be the
popular thoroughfare to the north side.
Thirty new members were taken into the
Buckeye club last night. There are now
over seven hundred members on the roll.
Mr.. Thos. r. McGrew. jun. attended
The institution Of . new lodge Of Elks at
Delaware last evening. He returned home
his morning.
At the regular meeting Of the Buckeye
slub last night the time Of the club meet
ngs vas changed from Wednesday to Mon
lay evening.
Mr.. Henry Bimple, superintendent Of the
western division Of the Adams Express
was in the city yesterday on i'm
,ortant business.
Messrs. August J. Hooker and Adam
Vetter left this morning via the Bee Line
'or Tacoma, Washington territory on .
tour.
DR.. Simon Quinlin. of Chicago. will be
present at the meeting of the Elks tonight.
Several limitations are booked for this
meeting.
Miss Bessie Webb r. OF No. 1888 North
'treet. left yesterday for Indiana. where
The will be the guest for several weeks Of
riends In various cities.
Mr.. viii Dorsey, formerly OF this city.
low successfully engaged in business at
is in the city shaking hands
With his many friends here.
Hon. J. Russell Parsons. Of New York
ity, one Of the most prominent .Tammany
men OF the metropolis. is in the city today,
he guest Of Col. w. T. Stilwell.