Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-06
LOCAL SREvITIES.
A TRAGEDY.

She fell upon the crowded walk,
Amid the great parade,
In dainty boots and fabrics rich,
And sealskin saoQue arrayed.
Her daughter bent low over her,
Her heart almost dismayed;
What Is it mamms-tell me quicki''
In accents wild she said.
u couldn't-couldn't match the shade"
-Hdrper's Bazaar.
Mr.. II. w. Calender is in Yellow Springs
today.
Read Paynter & Co. ad. at the top of
this page.
Mr.. Joe Jacobs left for st. Paul, Mlnn.,
last evening.
Miss Jessie Boggs is visiting friends near
fremont City today.
Mr.. NJ. Penfield left last evening for New
York, via Pan Handle.
Miss Anna Rabbits has returned from a
visit to Allegheny City, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Black are Wis
iting friends in Marysville.
Mr.. Yves. Rowe and wife, of South Char
lesion, are in the city today.
Mr.. R. B. McCullom. of South Charles
ton, is in town today on business.
Frank Moran was locked up by Officer
DeLacey last night for lettering.
Miss Tempa Lawrence, of Bellefontaine,
is the guest of friends in the city.
Mr.. George W. Hill and family, Of Yel-
low Springs. are in the city today.
General A. S. Bushnell and Mrs. Bush
rell went to Columbus this. morning.
Miss Anna Slower, OF Xenia. is spending
the day with Mrs. DR.. A. NJ. Potter.
Mr.. Bert Kendrick, agent of the Barry s.
Fay company, went to Columbus today.
Mr.. Charles d. Hauk and family left for
Chicago, their home, this evening, via Pan
Handle.
Mrs. DR.. J. P. Dice, Of Xenia, Is the
guest of Mrs. James Carson of south Mar
ket street.
General W. Fl. Gibson, of THIN, was In
the city this morning, en- route to Marietta's Is
centennial.
A keg Of beer was stolen this morning
from in front of dad" Rays saloon on
Market street
General Manager John l.. Moore, of the
C. s. 4 c., i. down east buying some new
engines for his road.
Mr.. 81. G. Kreake, G. P. A. of the A. T..
& 8. F. railroad. with headquarters in Gin
cinnati, is here today.
There were just seventeen babies in the
o. l. & W. waiting room this morning, and
all behaved well, too.
Mr.. C. H. Schultz, the popular shoe
dealer, has opened up large double-room
shoe store in Columbus.
General Bushnell and wife left for Mar
ietta this morning to attend the centennial
meeting there tomorrow.
Albert Grimes was locked up last night
by Officer Durkee on the charge of being a
common thief and of lettering.
Mrs. Phil J. Coons, who has been serious
ly ill Of blood poisoning, is in greatly
improved condition and Is now able to set up.
Mr.. George Toulman, Of Sandusky, is in
the city today. He is the newly appointed
travelling passenger agent Of the c. s. & c.
Mr.. ]. Z. Conner, of Cincinnati, advance
representative of Williams & Co.'s Spring
field directory, is in the city. The direc-
tory of $3.50 will be out in July, he said.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Purcell entertained
the young friends of their son and daugh-
ter, Charles and Miss Stella, very hand
somely, last evening, at their residence on
west High street. 1t was one Of the hand
soonest affairs, socially, Of the season.
The Third Baptist congregation (colored)
has removed its place of worship over
Aron's jewelry store, third floor, to the
building just east Of the Western school
house, where meetings will hereafter be
held. Elder d. B. Green is the efficient
pastor Of this church.