Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-24
LOCAL sREVITIES.
HER EYES.

see sweet Alice Ger the way.
Why does she veil her face today
Why does she hide those azure eyes,
As bright, as blue rs summer skies2
Why does she hide that lovely face.
So full Of modesty and grace?
Sweet Alice knows thing or two;
She wells those eyes Of bonnie blue,
That snowy brow. that face so fair.
From clouds OF dust that MI the air.
She'll wear that veil without doubt
Until the watering carts are out.
Boston Courier.
Mr.. C. b. Bacon is In Cincinnati today.
Mr.. P. B. Martin is in Columbus today
on business.
Il. C. Eversole and wife, of Dayton, are
in the city.
Mr.. Jesse Jackson left for Denver, Col,
this morning.
Mr.. S. A. Bowman left for Cincinnati
this morning.
Mr.. Warren C. Leffel is spending the day
in Cincinnati
Mr.. Oscar Arnett left for Topeka, Kan
sas, this morning.
Mrs. General Bushnell was Cincinnati
passenger this morning.
Mr.. D. F. Minahan left for East Sag
inaw, Mich, this morning.
Mr.. VIM. Edmiston, wife and son, left
this afternoon for Bushnell. N. C.
Mrs. A. G. Barber left last evening for
Garnett, Kansas, for short visit.
Mr.. John NJ. Kills, wife and son, have
gone to Selma, Ala, to make visit.
Mr.. Fred NJ Kissell and Mr.. Daniel Young
left for Van Buren, Ark, yesterday.
Mrs. Fred NJ. Kissell. to Gadsden, Tenn.
was Q passenger on the Bee Line today.
Mr.. Henry Snyder and wife left on a
visit to New York last week. via the Bee
Line
! The Golden Star Chapter will have so
cisl at the Buford residence tomorrow
evening.
Police Judge Young and wife were in
indianapolis yesterday. They returned this
morning.
Mr. Oh. Remsberg. of the No. Bennett
& Moulton Opera Company, will arrive
home next week.
Mayor o. s. Kelly, James johnson, jun.
and W. r. Linn, to Lakin. Kansas, were
Bee Line passengers yesterday.
Mr.. II. .. Webb, of the C. B. & @. was
in the city yesterday, paying his respects
to C. l.. HilIeary, of the o. l. wv.
Olive Branch commandery. No. 5, Order
Red Cross, give social tonight at the old
G. A. r. hall In the Buckingham building.
1 Sue Ella johnson was yesterday granted
divorce by Judge Hbi..ee.s "a. Al1s ~ q,
Johnscs:. on account of his incarceration in
the Indiana penitentiary.
Frank Ellis, Of Troy, Ohio, grand patri-
arch of the grand encampment of the state
of Ohio, l. o. o. f., was in the city last
night, and attended the workings of the l.
D. o. T. lodges of the city.
Mr.. john Foley very handsomely enter
tanned a number Of his gentlemen friends
at dinner yesterday. The menu was very
dainty and tempting one, and was served in
a thoroughly appetizing manner. 1t was
one of the most pleasant occasions of the
season.
VIM. Casey, bass viol player of the Ben
nett & Moulton Opera company orchestra,
left the company last evening to join the
calvin Joslin" combination. His place
was supplied by that excellent musician.
Mr. Ben Reising, of this city. Mr.. Reising
finishes the season with the company.
The interior of the Commercial block is
being Handsomely repsinred. The REPUB
Lie wishes to give space to one of its most
cherished reporters to state that his theft
of quite quantity Of grey paint this morn
ing was purely unintentional larceny on
his part; and that the varnish that he car
ried away on the bosom of his coat-tail can
be recovered on well-substantiated claims
by its owner.