Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-07
lAcoNOA LAcONicS,
itenns of Interest from springfieldr Lively
Little suburb.

ttens of Interest from Springheldr Lively
Little suburb.
MIR. Samuel Kindlebarger went to Cass-
town, Ohio. yesterday, to stay until spring.
Mr.. Alfred Whalen was called upon BY
his brother from Townsville, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Bordie of near Brighton, this coun-
ty. called upon her sister, Mrs. Harry Cook.
yesterday.
On Sabbath last Mr.. Forrest Groves was
presented by his wife with fine daughter.
Forrest here is our g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Florida, Of Cable.
Champaign county. o.. spent Sunday at
Mr.. 7. j. Simpsons, Of Reedville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hill. of near Bow
.usville, visited yesterday at the residence
of Mrs. HIPS brother, Mr.. Ell Elwell.
Miss Katie Smock and Miss Wittie
Roughner have gone to their former home
at Germantown, Ohio, for weeks visit.
A Mr.. johnson, of near Sidney. o.. has
adopted Lagonda for his present home.
lie will be in the employ of Mr.. A. II.
Tavennef. the butcher.
Miss Minnie Tavenner has been very
much indispOsed for several days with
rheumatism, but Is recovering under the
treatment Of DIR. o. l.. Cole.
Mrs. Thomas Haley had her driving horse
badly crippled at . railroad crossing near
the East street shops. on Saturday. He got
| one Of his feet fast In some way among the
planks and irons and was badly cut above
the hoof. so that he can not be brought
| home vet. The engineers kindly stopped
their trains until the horse could be got
out.
Fast Friday evening . number Of Miss
Lee Kershner's friends assembled at her
home to surprise her upon her nth birth
day. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed
| by all present. among whom were: Misses
Annie Paul. Annie Kelley. Deanie Paul:
Messrs j. NJ. Berger. Thomas and Walter
Bean. Ben and Harley Nelson and Martin
Paul. Taffy-puling was the principal
amusement Miss Lee received . number
OF handsome presents.
The Ladies' Aid society had quilting at
the parsonage last evening. The quilt will
be sold tor the benefit OF the society treas
ury. The ladies of this church deserve
credit for their work. as they hold regular
meetings for some form Of work. hold sup
pers. etc. at different times.
and all they make is devoted
to the good Of the church in
some way. One of their enterprises will be
the grand musical concert to be given In
the Lagonda U. b. church Thursday even
ing of this week by the pupils OF Mrs. X.
+. Brandon. the popular vocal and instru-
mental music teacher Of Springfield. An
excellent programme Of new and pleasirs 6
songs. reciiations and instrumental music
will be rendered at that time. The ''Silvei
Quartette" will assist with some line seiec-
tons. The following persona. with per
haps others. will take part: Vocslists, Miss
Jessie PostOn, Miss LOttie ZuTaNeru. Mr..
T. J. Thomas and Mr.. s. II. Mclaughlin;
pianists. Mrs. T. b. Pran,l. Miss Lottie
ZuTavern. Miss Gussis Toms. Miss Ma
bel Cushman. Mr.. Scott Cushman and Mas
ter Walter Toms: viO!inists, Messrs. Her
bert Fessenden and Warren Cushman-all
of Springfield. Doors open at p. M; con-
cert commences at 7:45 p. m. Admission.
20 cents: children under II years. IS cents
A fine piano will he furnished by Mr.. X. r.
Brandon. the music dealer Of Springfield