Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

MI. Elmer McCOfnet. OF hent0n, was IN
the city this morning. eli route to Cincin-
matt, where he expects to locate.
Benjamin F. and S. j. Dixon are in
Springfield today 10 spend the day with
their mother r-Urbana Citizen.
Miss Harriet Smith and Mr.. Rob Smith.
OF London, Ohio. are the guests of their
uncle, Mr.. W. d. Arne:,, this city.
The damage to John Fellowes's tailor
shop in the REPuBfIC building from fire
yesterday morning will only be $40.
Mr. win Lupfer returned TO the Cincin-
natl Dental college yesterday evening. 10
Resume his studies in that profession.
Golden Star Chapter, Of the Order of the
Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting
tonight. A full attendance is requested.
The funeral of Mr.. Martin l.. Rice will
take place tomorrow Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock. The Masons will take part.
A fine hunting dog, belonging to Squire
W. A. Stout. died last night of distemper.
! 1t was purely bred and very valuable AM
NAL.
Superintendent Blee. Train Master Peck
and Superintendent of Bridges Potter, of
the Bee Line, were all in the city this
morning.
The many friends of Mr. Louie Doup in
| the city will learn with satisfaction that
| he does not return TO the west for a fort
| night yet.
The sale of seats for Alone in London .
| with Cora Tanner, at Blacks. next Mon
day. will commence at Pierce's tomorrow
morning at S O'Clock.
Rev. Frank &. Mitchell attended the So
cial given at Xenia on Monday evening by
the ladies' of the ". Il. c. lie delivered q
brief address at the social.
The l. b. & W has made up its rate for
| those who will attend Governor Foraker's
| Inauguration. The rate will be 81 for the
round trip from this city.
The Second National bank OF this city
will declare no annual dividend at their
meeting next week. The profits will be
| added to the bank surplus.
Mr.. Harry Brerooth. United States ex-
press messenger, will rest up for the week
to come, and his place will be taken by q
| messenger from Cincinnati.
There will be services at Trinity Baptist
church every evening this week Except
Saturday, at 7:3O. Baptizing Sunday even
ing. All are cordially invited.
The installation of the recently elected
officers of John Brown post. No. s3s, G. A..
r.. which was to have occurred last night,
was postponed for one We K
Grand Chief Gardner. of the Knights Of
the Golden Eagle of Ohio. is in the city,
| Installing the elected officers OF Lincoln
| and Logan castles OF that order.
The Congregational church trustees were
| all reelected at the annual meeting. except
Mr.. Fisscher. who declined to serve longer,
and MFR. William Conklin was elected In his
place.
Mr.. c. II. Porter. travelling passenger
agent of the C. b, X Q. railway. enter
tanned Messrs. ID. H.hRoche, l.. II. Pursell,
c. Parsons and J. A. Bumgardener at din
| ner at the Arcade today.
Mr.. X. +. Hayward came over from Col
umbus last evening and Is spending the day
here. there being nothing OF impor lance
| going on in the house. He will return to
his duties tomorrow morning.
Charles W. Paynter ( Co. are now i'm
proving the next door room to their Market
street grocery. formerly occupied by the
New York Hat company. and will open out
as a doubie-roOm grocery next week.
The remains OF Mrs. Laura F. Robbins
arrived here. via the Pan Handle from
Suffolk, Va. this morning at 1890 O'Clock
The funeral will occur at Christ church to-
morrow Thursday morning at IL O'Clock
Dr. John c. Kennan has been reelected
physician at the Clark county Children's
Home Dr Kennan has given the most
positive satisfaction in his position, and
his reelection shows that the trustees ap-
preciste IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Hansel. of Spring
field. Ohio, are the guest Of Cheney Cretcrs
and family, of Spring Hill, Oh their way
home from visit with relatives In Clinton
county. where they had delightful time
Nenia Gazette.
Charlie Armbuster and two men who
have worked at the trade only a few months,
beat the record in horse shoeing yesterday.
They drove 40 shoes. This is likely the
best days work ever done in Urbana.
Urbana Cuizcn.
1t is the general verde. that He was
Despised and Rejected of Men," from the
Messiah was never heard sung with bet
ter effect in Springfield, than as sung by
Miss Vose in the First Presbyterian church
last Sunday night
There was bery Of female loveliness on
all the trains this morning. 1t was occa-
stoned by the young ladies returning to
their schools after their holiday vacation,
and they looked rs beautiful and refresh
ing as the morning sun.
The subject at Temperance hall, corner
OF High and Mechanic streets, at 40 this
eye-Iing. will be The Way to the City of
God" This subject has drawn immense
audiences in other cities. A II will be made
welcome who may desire to come.
The incandescent lights have been put
in great number Of stores In this city ard
light will be furnished at present from
o'clock in the afternoon till o'clcck the
next morning. From Q a. III. till p. M.
the workmen will take charge of things.
Mr.. W. S. Bronson. of Indianapolis, is In