Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-17

LOCAL 6RENTtES.

On"-Managef Weldm6n's Dement,
LOCAL sRENTiEs.
Delegates to the state convention and
other citizens of Springfield, who may be
In Dayton this week, will find the DAILY
REPUBLIC on sale. on the evening Of its
publication. at the Central News company.
Third street.
Mr.. L. A. Upton, of Columbus, is in the
city today.
Mr.. J. W. r. Cline and family visited
friends in Cedarville Sunday.
Mr.. Z. d. Morgan, of Mechanicsburg.
was at the Arcade hotel this morning.
Mrs. George W. Hastings has arrived
here, from her winter sojourn in Florida.
The new money order blanks for the
Wells, Fargo & Co. express have arrived.
Mr. and Mrs s. F. Glassinger, of Pleas
ant street, left for Redwood this morning,
via the Erie
Mr.. David WiIborn left the city this sf-
ternoon for Dayton, Cincinnati and other
points south.
Mrs. A. Goldberg left Saturday for Can
ton, o., to visit her daughter. Mrs. l. Lef-
kovits, of that city.
Master Mace jackson. of ATS south Gen.
ter street, left this morning for Findlay,
where he will spend his summer vacation.
The union sid society will give . social
and supper at the residence OF Mrs. Cor
nelia Brooks, at 2e7 west Main street, to
morrow evening.
Clerk Shewalter issued building permits
today to the following parties: Robbins
& Myers, brick addition. $500; 7. j. Cas-
per, frame addition, $500.
Chief Ambrose issued an order last night
dividing The First ward beat between On
GERS Bishop. and Boyd, east and west Of
Murray street respectively.
For richness of thought, beauty of ex-
preston. DR.. Helwig's lecture on the
kings English. was one of the finest we
ever heard.-Bryan Ohio Prsss,loir sysle
Select communication of Anthony Lodge.
No. ass, F. A. NJ, this evening, 7:So sharp,
for work In E. Adegree. By order of W. W..
J. B. CIIssKRsAN, Secretary.
Rev. s. p. Dsnlsp,p ,pcc the First church,
and Dea, Sampsi BIZ bFg+of the Lasondh
church, will represent Springfield in the
Congregational conference at Ironton this
week. .a,
The Big Six band went 70 wilmington
last night to play for . correction there
today. On Thursday they go to Piqua to
play for knights of Pythias entertain
ment.
In police court yesterday afternoon, Jas.
Berry was fined s25 and costs for disorderly
conduct and Tom Madden $40 and costs for
d. and d. and malicious destruction Of
property.
Mr.. William d. Miller, q veteran citizen,
now in his 75th year, has had q copy of
The Western Spy and Hamilton Gazette,
printed In 1902, framed, and it may be seen
at Pierce's book store.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Cheney, who have
been prominent in musical circles here. and
who have q host of warm friends, are to
reside in Anderson, Indiana. Mr.. Cheney
is In the insurance business.
Messrs. Crow and Stone. officers of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express, were in the
city yesterday on an inspection. They
passed on everything in the Springfield
Office, and were well pleased with 1t.
The Arcade hotel office safe was little
stubborn this morning, and 1t required
Proprietor Munger and Clerk Protzman to
work an hour with 1t before 1t would yield.
Business was them resumed as usual.
Mr.. Harvey Hullinger, the well-known
plastering contractor, was called to Dayton
this morning. by the death of his wife's
mother, Mrs. James W. Grimes, which
resulted after lingering illness Of dropsy.
Mr.. j. II. Cover. the weli-known stock
and horse dealer, living six miles east of
the city, has just returned from Springboro,
Pa. where he purchased two fine horses
q Percheon draft horse and Cleveland
Bay.
Let there be full attendance at Blacks
opera house this evening to hear Doctor
Helwig's lecture on .'The Kings English, 7"
for the sake Of sweet charity" instruc-
ton and enjoyment. Lecture to begin at s
o'clock. Mr.. John Foos will preside.
The persons who have inot already pur-
chased tickets for the lecture of DR.. Hell
wig, at Blacks opera house tonight. can
get them at the box office. The price is
the same as if bought from members of the
committee. There should be large atten-
dance.