Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-09

OF early spring;
We sing!
She comes apaee.
In Eusty grace;
Suggesting birds. and flowers. balm; and. 10!
She gets her back up, frowns and freezes, and
-Toungstotrn Telegram.
Mr.. Collins, of Piqua, is in the city.
Read Paynter & Co.'S ad. at the top of
this page.
Mrs. Thomas Dugan is visiting friends
in Columbus.
The petit jury has been discharged until
Monday a week.
DR.. jackson, dean of Wilberforce uni
versity, is in the city.
Rev. Joseph Kyle will preach at the First
Presbyterian church this evening.
Mr.. VIM. Conklln is on the street today
for the first time since his injury.
MI, W. A. Joiner, of Springfield, ILL.,, a
student at Wilberforcs, is in the city.
Division 6, U. R.. K. of P, gives a ball
at Nelson's business college April IL.
Mr.. Nuiffer has Florida scrub palm,
with which he will decorate his window.
Police business is extremely dull at pres
ent. Not an arrest was made last evening.
Mr.. Buckman, the special agent of the
Rhode Island Gas Burner company, is in
the city.
John Gavin was arrested by Officer De-
Lacy this morning for committing an indie
cent act.
Woods's orchestra has been engaged to
play for the ball to be given by Division
A, at Nelson's.
Since the protest against the Elk ballet
Carl Mower and Major Tyner have lost
faith in their shape.
Mrs. Delano. nee Miss Oldham, returned
to her home at Boston. Mass, this morn
ing after six weeks visit.
Conductor Gregory. popular railroad
man of this city, is in town again, after a
prolonged stay in the south.
The friends of Mr.. John Eden Bowman
will regret to learn that he is still detained
south by the illness of his wife.
Mr.. Albert Frey leaves for his home in
Salt Lake city. in few days, where he is
engaged in the real estate business.
1t is expected that the new boy choir for
Christ (EpiscopaD church will be ready in
time to take part in the Easter observances.
Colonel W. J. White and Rev. Frank G.
Mitchell, Of this city, are members of the
staff of Commander-in-C Chief John P. Rea.
Married, March sth. by Rev. Thomas
Collett. in St. Paul NJ. E. parsonage, Mr..
Thomas j. Hurst and Miss Ella NJ. Moore,
both of this ity.
Straw rats have made their appearance.
Livery stables are becoming odorous.
FIcSer wagons are on the street. Spring
Is evidently coming.
DIR. S. Brumbaugh has been unable to at
tend to business this week, on account of
illness at his home, but will be in his office
Monday, March 12.
Rev. J. NJ. Ross, of Middletown, is in
the city, and will fill the North street church
pulpit next Sunday evening. Rev. Artope
will preach there Sunday morning.
A bill was passed by the Ohio legislature
on February % forbidding the wearing of
badge of any organization or order of
which the person is not a member.
Mrs. Nelson, for some time with Thorn
ton, the sewing machine agent, will leave
soon for visit with friends in Kansas
She will return in about two months.
The young friends of Miss Tena Mezgar
gathered together and gave her an old
fashioned surprise party last night, the oc
casion being the Goth anniversary of her
birth.
Married-At the residence of the bride,
on south Yellow Springs street, on Thurs
day, March s, 1855, by the Rev. J. b. Hell
wig, ID. D., Mr.. Henry J. Funk and Miss
Mary E. Baker.
Mr.. c. F. Harrison, of the Farmers Ma
tional bank, South Charleston, succeeds
Mr.. E. d. Buss in the Mad River bank. Mr..
Harrison assumes his duties tomorrow, and
will be welcome to Springfield.