Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-18
LOCAL eREWTiES.
OuestiOu aad Answer.

And gaied In her eyes Of blue.
And told her all sorts funny Of things
But the hour was late and the maiden ieard
Her fathers direful wrath;
So she tenderiy told her Romeo
To take 20 the beaten path.
But he needed not the word, he heard.
For the youth WAS filled with love.
And he wouldn't withdraw cen II he could.
From the side Of his true dove.
'Wh hat boots II yoar pas objections
To mer" he sternlI cried:
when married on -, oh. what care we!'
The maiden simply sighed.
Just then the old man reached the door
And heard the boys remark;
lie sized him up - best he could.
Fortt Vas very dark.
He raised his foos. he raised the youth
some twenty feet. vew;
No doubt the boy 10 well aware
What bootsit" now.
From the st. Paul Globe
Mr.. 7. J. Frank. Of Urbana, WAS in town
yesterday.
The S. and r. club give ball At Singers
hall next Monday evening.
Miss Marie Temple, Of Sabina, IL the
guest Of friends in the city.
Miss Jessie Maxton, Of Cincinnati, Is
visiting TRENDS IN the city.
Mr.. Brady. Of the American Press Asso-
citation. was in the city during the day.
Onicer Delacey yesterday arrested Ed.
CANT on the charge Of disorderly conduct.
The school board meet In special session
next Tuesday evening. Important busi-
ness.
Excavations for the new city building
and market house are proceeding very
rapidly.
The l. B. 4 ". pay car made its month
ly visit TO the employees Of that road yes
terday.
The Bee Line took eighty-twO persons on
the excursion TO California from Cleveland
on Thursday.
Acting Coroner Stout did not conclude
the inquest into the death Of William P.
Hanes last night
Miss Henrietta G. Moore, speaker for the
National W. c. T. T.. left for Chicago on
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Minnie Shelley nee Mitchell. Of
Springfield. is the guest of her parents for
few daya- Xenia Gdzsfts.
Mr.. George T. Gunnap, travelling passeD-
ger agent Of the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad. is In the city.
Mr.. +. p. Wade. Of indianapolis, district
passenger agent Of the Wabash Western
railroad. Is in the city on business.
The case against Frank Peacock charged
with disorderly conduct was withdrawn in
the police court yesterday afternoon.
Mr. J. W. Hanes and daughter returned
this morning from . three weeks visit to
Stauntou and other points in Virginia
The Sketching club will meet at the res
idence Of An. X A. Starkey. s4l south
Market street, next Tuesday evening. Feb
ruary 81.
Mr.. John H. johnson and City Solicitor
Summers do not speak IS they pass by. A
little difficulty on the witness stand Is all
the trouble.
A. V.-Am sincere. Do not want you to
desist, but hope you will adopt the altsrna-
tive. must know. as this method cannot
b, continued. Earnestly hope for the alter
native, and will respect 1t.
This morning east bound express No. 12,
on the Bee Line. had attached to II Pull
man hotel car which was . part Of the Cal
ifornia excursion train few days ago. 1t
was being returned TO Boston.
. Rev. Mr.. Dunlap returned Friday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Mcmillan, Sunday school secretary
of the Ohio Congregational Association.
will occupy his pulpit in the First Congie
gat!onal church Sunday morning, and the
Lsgonda Avenue Congregational pulpit in
the evening.
A prominent official Of the Pan Handle
rad informed REPUBLIC representative a
day or two ago that Mr.. Sam Dodds, ths
d deservedly popular agent Of the Pan Handle
in this city. stood A No. with the officials
Df the system At Pittsburg. They lock
upon him a. one of the most efficient
agents In the system.