Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-20
LOCAL eRENIIEa.

rAnhrsh EMU oN
I've been a ilstenin' to the birds
An'hummin' Of the bees,
blendin' In the chorus Of
The wind among the trees.
The world seemed like meesin' house,
The congregation there
All jinin' Ia the joyful hymns
That 'peared to NIL the air.
The Lords ole fashioned neetin' house;
Ole fashioned hymns of praias.
The world has sung an sung unchanged.
Since them creation days.
No bang an bustie worship there.
Got up for show and hire
But tev'rything that had voice
Was In Jehoysh's choir.
wish they'd quit the proxy plan,
Where you and me belong.
An take the Lords ole fashioned WAY
worshippin' In song.
Let ev'rybody with voice,
In pulpit an in pews,
Jest shout the glory In his heart,
An swell the hallelews-
This is justly called glorious climate. II
showed little this afternoon.
Superintendent Reynolds. of the c. s. &
c., is in Cambridge City, Ind. today on
business.
Officers Furniss and Hines have changed
beats again, going back to the patrol house
and Arcade beats respectively.
Officer Charles Potee has been made sta
BILE boss at the patrol house, and will here
after have charge and control Of the horses.
Officer Sandy McAuliffe, who has Just
recovered from weIl-nigh fatal illness, has
been given font-loose beat around town
by Chief Ambrose.
City Clerk Shewalter has issued the fol-
lowing building permits: Louisa Eriinger,
frame addition. 5000; A. r. Cobaugh,
frame addition, $500. sls ~
Only two arrests were made yesterday
afternoon and last night: Robert Clark, tor
jumping on moving train, and James
Moody, plain drunk.
That distinguished Springfield bey-Cap-
tain A. FL. Mattox, of Cincinnati-was one
of the finest looking men and one of the
best fellows In Dayton, Thursday.
Billy Carol, 4 life convict at the Ohio
penitentiary, has invented q safety car
stove, which Is interesting the railroad
men who are investigating the new patent
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Spahr. also Mrs. T. j.
kirkpatrick and little daughter. returned
from Xenia this morning. where they had
been attending the marriage of Mrs. Spahr's
sister. aFc
Hon. B. W. Arnett's lecture will be de-
livered at the North street A. NJ. E. church
on next Tuesday evening, and was not las,
night, as was enormously stated in yester-
days issue.
One of the first houses built In Cham
paign county Is the little. old white brick
house at the left of the read to Springfield,
on Mrs. Belle Glenn's farm. 1t was built
By General Ward.
Mr.. Fred Rodgers, at one time travelling
freight agent, but now assistant general
freight agent of the c. B. & Q system, at
Chicago, is to be married to Miss Enc
MacCushman Driver on Monday. April 80.
Several friends In this city have received
invitations.
A very delightful dance was given last
evening In the parlors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Calendar In the Commercial block,
on south Limestone street. About twenty
couples were in attendance, and the even.
ing was vastly enjoyed by the young peo-
pie. Woods orchestra furnished the music.
The Ironton Register speaks, rs follows,
of paper read at the session Of Miami
Congregational Conference by Rev. s. P.
Dunlap, of this city: AFTER the Organiza-
ton, Rev. S. P. Dunlap read q paper on
The Church and the Young People, u very
interesting and instructive paper, which
was discussed by Revs. Simpson, Warren
and others.