Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-02

Read Psyntes s Co.'s ad. ct the top Of
this page.
All the members OF the Young Men'i
Republican club will meet at the club roomi
promptly at O'Clock.
Messrs. Elmer Kuqua and David Sterritt
and Misses Kittie Lantz and Emms
Wheeler spent Sunday in Mechanicsburg
The signs that appeared on Market
square and caused such general remark,
disappeared very mysteriously during last
night.
Battery E, of this city, has been honored
by an assignment to place In the first di
vision, in the great centennial parade In
Cincinnati on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. j. Beck and daughter
Miss May, of south Center street, left this
morning for prolonged tour through Mich
igan, Minnesota and Iowa.
The expressmen of the city will present
long petition to council tomorrow evening
asking them to set aside more central 10
cation for them to stand.
Officer Will Delacy takes his six day:
vacation this week, as allowed by council
No officer deserves 1t more fully. He will
just stay about home and rest up.
Married, Sunday evening at o'clock, by
the Rev. L. II. Lorenz, Mr.. Adam G.. Hayei
and Miss Emma NJ. Zischier. Both ar,
prominent west Main street people.
Miss Betty White, of Newport, KY, s
charming young lady who has been visit
ing Mrs. Sue johnson. of North yellow
Springs streets, returned home this morn
ing.
1t was decided yesterday by the congre
CATION of Wiley chapel to give their annual
camp meeting at Spence's grove this sea.
son, commencing the first Sunday in Au.
gust.
Conductor Larsh, for fifteen years on the
c. C. C. & l. railroad, has been discharged.
Conductor Frank Burns, of the Bee Line,
has rendered his resignation, 1t is under
stood.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Van Harlingen, form
erly of Springfield, now of Lebanon, are in
the city, gucsts- of Mrs. Mary Ward, Lin
den avenue. Mr.. Van Harlingen was
formerly business solicitor of the REPUB.
LIC.
DR.. A. s. Beckwith, rising young ply
sician OF this city. was married, Friday,
June 29th, at Greeley, Iowa, to Miss Eva
T. Strong, prominent young lady of thai
city. The young couple will make theiI
home in this city.
Mr.. Levi Gillis, prominently known in
local hotel circles, but now with the Stand
ard Manufacturing company, went to Gin
cinnati last night, being called there by the
probably fatal illness of his brother. Mr.
Thomas Gillis, head waiter at the Grand
hotel.
The fourth quarterly meeting services in
ST. Paul NJ. Z. church yesterday were at
tended by full congregations, very deer
spiritual feeling obtained, and the day viii
be long remembered. In the absence o.
the presiding elder the pastor was assisted
by Rev. Jas. w. Gum.
The busiest man in the state of Ohio to
day was Bailiff Warner, at police court
There was jury trial this morning at II
o'clock, but by mistake Warner subpenat
them all for p. IN. The ground had to bt
gone over again. and no whiskers grew on
the bottom of Warmers feet, you can bet.
Mr.. j. S. Nelson. of the Wittenberg theo.
logical seminary. is to preach on Sunday
mornings at the First Congregational church
for the next four Sabbaths, while Mr.. Dun
lap is taking his annual vacation. Rev.
Mr.. Pierce, of the Lagonda avenue Con-
gregational church. Is also to take yaca-
tlon.
Springfield, o., No. Is, n. A. S. E., will
attend and participate in tie Fourth of July
opening exercises of the Cincinnati centen-
Mai exposition. The Cincinnati engineers
will give grand banquet in the evening,
to which number of dignitaries at home
and abroad will be invited. Springfield.
No. Ii, will also be honored guests at the
banquet