Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02
LOCAL eREWTlES.
A PLAINTIVE PRAYER.
Dear March. sweet March,
Do take your winds away,
And bring them back to us
Some suitry summer day.

Read Paynter & Co. ad. at top of this
page.
Miss Nellie Hover, of Cincinnati. is in
the city.
Saturday proved itself a good day for
business.
The livery stables did land-office busi-
ness yesterday.
The Cadet band will play at the Peoples
theater all next week.
Mr.. John Foley was in Hamilton, Ohio,
yesterday visiting friends.
Nine converts were baptized yesterday
by Rev. Zeigler, of Wiley chapel.
A close watch on the saloons was kept
by the police today and yesterday.
Miss Corrine Andrews, of Urbana, is
visiting Miss Cordle Reynolds, of the North
Side.
Patsy Shay, of this city, leaves soon for
jackson, Mich, where he probably will
play this season.
Cleverly counterteited s5 silver certifi-
Gates are in circulation in Springfield.
Watch out for them.
The North street Sunday school held
very interesting Easter services yesterday
afternoon and evening.
Fully dozen Easter balls will be given
In the city tonight. including several by
the various German societies.
Miss Ella Baker, daughter of Sheriff
VIM. B. Baker, is in Dayton, the guest for
fortnight of Miss Louie Shelhan.
Mr.. Pulaski Delaney. of Wilberforce,
spent Saturday in this citv. He left for
Chicago. which will be mis- future home
Miss Campbell. of Cincinnati, returned
home this morning after short visit to her
friend, Miss Anna Foos, of east High
street.
Scandals entirely without any foundation
whatever are afioat in the city today great
ly to the damage of entirely innocent
parties.
Wilson Commandery. No. Is, X. T.,
went to Xenia yesterday to participate with
the Xenia commandery in their Easter
services.
The best indication of spring was fur
nished by the fact that the summer open
street cars were run out yesterday for the
first time.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann NJ. Hatch will
take place from the residence of Prof. C.
L. Ehrenfeld, Fernclitf avenue, at p. m.
Tuesday. Friends are invited.
On April 1st Mr.. s. A. Trout and Miss
Jennie Kneisly were married at the St.
Paul parsonage by Rev. Thomas Collett.
They are both of Clark county.
The twenty-four prizes soon to be ratified
by the Ohev Zedukah congregation are on
display in the west window at Louis
Stern's, No. west Main street.
Mrs. William Thornton, who has been i'll
for number of weeks, walked out today
for the first time, and her many friends
wish her speedy and full recovery.
The entertainment to be given In about
three weeks by the ladies of the Flower
Mission promises to be charming. The fan
drill is progressing and the play, "A Scrap
Of Paper" will be given by a very excel
lent cast of characters.
Died at her residence, north OF Lagonda,
on Sunday evening, Rebecca Willison, wife
of Hyatt Willison, of consumption. aged As
years. The funeral services, conducted by
Rev. George Peters. will be held at the
family residence on Tuesday at / o'clock
Inherent at Ferncliff.
Mr.. Edward Davidson, son-in-law of
Sheriff Baker, has the best trained and
most intelligent dog in town. Fritz" can
C itch ball in his teeth with all the expert
n sss of first baseman and jumps five or
six feet into the air to do So He likewise
b iDgs his masters hat and coat from the
hat-rack at bidding.