Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-12

"Children's Day" will be observed In
the Methodist Protestant church next Sab
bath evening
Messrs. Frank Darby and AL. Blackburn
were granted patent today at Washington
for cash-carrier.
DR.. Dowell, Of Urbana, was in the city
yesterday. He Is an Eclectic, and is think
ing Of locating here.
Mr.. Crawford, of the New York World,
was in the city yesterday, drawn here BY
the political agitation.
The will of the late William s. Field was
admitted to probate todsy. All the prop
erty is left to his immediate family.
Mr.. E. d. Coates double quartette will
furnish the music for the II. IL. G. club en-
tertainment next Thursday evening.
A building permit was issued to Mrs.
Anna E. Cogswell for the reconstruction Of
her residence on south Factory street.
Mrs. s. j. Morrow, Of Steubenville, has
been spending the past few weeks with her
daughter, Rev. Mrs. Fleming, of Pleasant
street.
Clerk Shewalter issued the following
building permits this morning: Charles F..
Schaeffer, brick addition in Fifth ward,
$500; Isaac Tingley, new frame house in
Fifth ward, $500.
A young man having the roseate, tropi-
cal name of Charles BOnfortaines was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Officers Will
son and McAuliffe for selling goods on the
street without license.
Police Clerk MorriIl's little two-wheeled
cart has been christened the .'hurrah wag-
on" It is sort Of pocket edition Of the
patrol wagon, and is frequently used by
the police for quick, sharp runs.
Mr.. Harry Morgan, the welLknown fore
man Of the west end street car stables, is
smiling very benign smile. He is the
happy pap of twelve-pound boy. His
name is Harry Cleveland Morgan.
Pat Hanigan. an old timer. was run In
last night for breaking up furniture at his
home on Pleasant street, while beastly
drunk. Judge Young will probably min
gle very heavily with him when 1t comes to
giving an account Of himself.
The notorious Jim Quill was arrested by
Officer Thompson last night for raising
drunken sheol on west Main street. The
officer had severe fight before he landed
his man. and the additional charge Of re-
sisting an. officer was placed against Quill.
Mr.. Z. c. jackson Is pioneer among
colored men, as commercial traveller. He
represents the great fruit house of the j..
d. Stewart Commission Company, of this
city, Is making . good record for himself,
and is setting good example to other col
ored men.
Rev. 8. s. Fleming, pastor Of the M. T
church. Of this city. 10 arranging to enter
upon the work of home missionary or
conference evangelist at the close Of his
year Is pastor Of the church here. His
family will remain Springfield, as they
came here with the expectation Of making
this their permanent homa.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor, Of the Lagonda avenue Cnngre-
gational church, will give lawn fete to-
night on the lawn adjoining the church.
The features Of the evening will be socia-
bility, Strawberries, ice cream, confection-
ary, etc. No charge to the grounds. The
usual prices for refreshments. A welcome
for all.
A good laugh is going the rounds on q
city reporter on an esteemed contefnpo-
rary.. Recently, while sttired In light
and easy summer neglige and standing at
the clerks counter Of the Arcade hotel, q
drummer who wanted to take train in q
hurry slapped him on the shoulder and
said, brusquely: Hurry up. porter, and
get my baggage down from No. =. Be
Quick now-rush It." He discovered his
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