Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

The "Jeffs" are holding meeting at their
club rooms this afternoon.
Mr.. Geo. Hines, Pan Handle T. P. A. of
Dayton, was in the city this morning.
Judge Young and his wife will spend
Sunday in Indianapolis. They will return
Monday evening.
The funeral of George Keyser occurred
this morning from the German Catholic
church. 1t was very large funeral.
The Presbyterian Sunday school ami
versary, society and other interesting local
matter, will be found on the fifth page of
today's paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Queisser have re-
moved from their Columbia street residence
to the house owned by Mrs. Rowley, on
south Limestone street
Mrs. VIM. Brewster and daughter, Miss
Alice, of St. Louis, are the guests Of Cap
tain and Mrs. T. J. Kirkpatrick, at "Cosy
Nest" south Limestone street.
Mr.. J. d. PhIeger, the Erie agent in the
Arcade, says that while there is possibil-
ity of the road coming into the city again,
he knows nothing As to the exact date.
Mr.. Clarence Hilleary is the passenger
and ticket agent at the union depot where
all trains of the o. l. & w., c. S. & c.
and Ohio Southern arrive and depart.
Stated convocation of Springfield Chap
ter No. As. R. A. NJ, Monday evening.
April 2S. Work in r. A. degree. By
order H. P l. H. KELLY, Sec'y.
The following building permits were
issued by Clerk Shewalter to-day: NJ. r.
Goodfellow. new frame building, sl25;
Geo. X. Coles, new frame structure, $500.
The Rentz-Santley troupe arrived this
morning via N. Y. P. & o., and were
driven to the ST. James hotel. Landlord
Dugan declined them, on account of being
too crowded.
Mr.. w. Fl. Greegor, travelling passenger
agent of the Newport News and Mississippi
Valley railroad. with headquarters at Gin
cinnati, is in the city. He is also connected
with the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Thomas j. Jewell will address the
Young Mems Republican club Monday
evening, at their club rooms, No. "A john
son building, Everybody is invited and
there should be q great turnout.
Mr.. Ed C. Grant, son of Mr.. W. H.
Grant, has been iii at Denver, but is now
recovered and at work. He will spend the
summer at Denver and then return to
Springfield, probably to resume his resi-
dence here.
The case of Erisman and Bell, charged
with destruction of liquor. is now being
tried in Judge Young's court. 1t will be
two days or more before all the witnesses
can be examined. The case is continued
till Tuesday next
The mastering officer of the Union Vet
eran Loyal Guard will be present at o. V.
U. hall Monday evening. April Esd, for
the purpose Of mastering the command
and installing officers. All signers are re-
quested to be present.
Col. P. Weidner, commanding Seventh
Regiment U. R X. of P. will shortly Or
der the various divisions under his COM
mand to convene at Springfield in regi-
mental meeting for drill, ETC., on Decora-
ton Day. 1t will be a gala day in K. Of P.
circles.
Mt Jack IRA, Bee Line conductor,
delights to 20 fishing, and he is often
seen sitting on the dam on the Olentangy
river at Delaware with bis line and hook
catching good sized sized fish. One day re-
Gently he went to sleep from the effects of
a nice warm sun, and fell into the water |
He was rescued by Conductor Burns, who |
happened near by.
Miss Hazel West, the bright and charm
ing little three-year-old daughter Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. ID. T. West, is the youngest reg
ular street-car passenger in the city, in all |
She regularly makes the trip On
the Red Line from her parents residence.
On Spring street, to her graDdmother's resi-
ience on North street-pays her own fare
and otherwise conducts herself like q real
person.
The strange conduct of Mr.. Whiteman in |
bending almost TO the ground as he walked |