Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-01

Read ad. of assignee of o. B. Williams
and see bargains in stoves and tinware.
Miss Gardner's recital will be given in
the Wittenberg chapel next Tuesday even
ing.
Editor Rowe and wife, of South Charles
ton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Harri-
son, No. 403 south Limestone street.
Messrs. Will and Harry Yeazell and Nate
Marsh, of Springfield, spent Sunday here
visiting friends. Charleston SEN
tiaeI.
The annual meeting of the Springfield
Society of Christian Endeavor will be held
this evening at the Second English Lutheran
church.
The ladies of the Universalist church will
give a strawberry and ice cream social at
No. 20 south Limestone street tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
Deputy A. J. Baker took VIM. Cooper
to the Ohio penitentiarysfor year today.
He will return with Tony TagIiaferro, the
insane prisoner at the pen.
A social, reception and anniversary of
the organization of its literary society will
be given at Second English Lutheran
church next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shelley returned to
their home in Springfield after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. Shelley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell. -Xenia Gdzctte.
Mr.. John Atchison, OF Xenia, is in the
city today visiting his cousin, Mr.. John M.
Carey, and other friends, before his de-
psrture for Alabama, where he will locate.
Mr.. Charles d. Spalding, formerly of the
REPUBLIc, now manager of the New York
office of Public Opinion, is in the city to-
day on his way to ST. Louis. He is the
same genial, pushing Charles.
The NJ. E.. church, New Moorefield, will
give strawberry and Ice cream festival
Wednesday evening, June Is. to which
they invite their friends. By order of
the church. j. II. MIDDLETON.
Rev. John Pearson, pastor of the Central
NJ. E. church. who has been in attendance
at the General NJ. E. conference at New
York, will return home tomorrow after
noon, in time to fill his pulpit on Sunday.
"Silver locks, the beautiful little daugh-
ter of Mr.. Michael Welsh, of Clifton street.
fell off the door-steps yesterday and cut a
cruel dash In her head. DIR. Russell sewed
up the injury, and the pretty little face will
not be damaged.
Mr.. Joseph Whitley. of DArke county,
o., and Mr.. Abner Whitley. of Missouri,
are in the city visiting their brothers,
Messrs. Andrew and William Whitley.
These four brothers are the only surviving
members of the family.
In the police court yesterday afternoon
Judge Young fined the following prisoners
SIS and costs each: John II. Smith. drunk
and disorderly; Dennis Burns, drunk and
disorderly; James Clark, drunk, and
Remus Brown, disorderly.
A very pleasant social was given by the
church, last evening, at the residence of
Miss Maude Richards, on the north side.
A very delightful evening was enjoyed.
The socials are held monthly.
A very delightful social, given as fare
well to the old church, was held at the
Congregational church last evening and
was well attended. Social observanees and
dainty refreshments occnpied the attention
of the large and animated throng present
Charles Amos Miller, very bright and
intelligent lad, giving Springfield, ILL.,, as
his home, was arrested last night on the |
charge Of safe keeping. He evidently |
comes from good family and been well |
raised. 1t is thought that he ran away
from home about four weeks ago.
In the police court yesterday Judge
Young promptly discharged Ben Farrell, |
the young man whom Ex-0fficer Norton
arrested without authority or justification
Wednesday night. Officer Boyd, to whom
Norton credited the arrest on the station
house slate, disavowed all knowledge of
the matter, and Farrell was not hell.