Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04
LOCAL 6REqIIlES.

January 10 and II. Natural Gas"
LOCAL sREvIIiEs.
January has five Sundays this year.
Express business since the holidays /
quiet
Many of the merchants are taking
stock
Mr.. n. G. Hamilton. of Cleveland, is il
the city.
Read Paynter & Co.'S ad a, the top o
this page.
The Sogearth company is quartered a
the Arcade.
Mrs. Percy Craig went to Columbus toda.
on business.
Mr.. T. f. Halls. of indianapolis, is ii
the city today.
Pos,ot,ice box rent for the first quarte
Of 1855 Is now due.
Mr.. ". c. Downey went TO Mechanics
burg this morning.
Miss Carrie Downs Is visiting her siste
in Dayton this week.
Mr. II. l.. Chapman came up from Gin
cinnati this morning.
Mr.. X. ID. Bruce spent the day in Soutt
Charleston on business.
Chief Ambrose did duty for Assistan
Chief Foster last night.
Champion hodge. No. Is. F. and A. NJ.
meets tomorrow evening.
Miss Laura Coles returned TO her schoo
at Granville this morning.
Mr.. George C. Watson. of Marlboro, Me.
Is visiting friends In the city.
Mrs. Coles left for Marysville this morn
ing for visit among friends.
Mr.. George c. Laclare, of Van Vert, o..
Il visiting friends in the city.
The Lobeherz case was dismissed b,
Judge Young this afternoon
The Bee Line does not compete out o
this city for Columbus business.
Twelve persons joined the Congregations
church at the beginning Of lSSs.
A merchant remarked today that i
seemed duller than it really was.
Mr.. r A. Starkey, Of Starkey & Scow
den, was In Cincinnati yesterday.
Mr.. H. ID. Garyip, of fremont Cits, |.
visiting in this city for a few days.
Mr.. William Conklin slipped on the ic'
the other day and sprained his ankle.
Mr.. Fred Howe leaves this evening for q
trip to Georgia and through the south.
Prof. ii. II. Geieer left for Washing
ton. ID. c.. this morning via Columbus.
A play called Natural Gas" is billed fol
Blacks opera house January II and II.
Born, to Mr.. A. Hube and wife, girl,
last Wednesday. All are doing nicely.
Mr.. il. II. Fockes, of Rochester, \. y.
is In the city. registered at the Arcade.
Thomas O'NeiI was arrested last night
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
Mr.. Earl Thompson returned to his school
at Gambler this morning, going via Colum'
bus
Clergymen entitled To orders on the Bee
Line are requested to apply for the same a;
once.
Mr.. John Nagiev mourns the loss of q
fine bull pup which somebody stole from
him.
Mr. Frank Phillips returned yesterday tc
after spending the holidays al
home.
No signs are allowed on the fence around
thu government building; so says Architect
Cregar.
The annual meeting of the directors of
the Children's Home does Eot occur until
March.
Seats for the ladies' and chlldren's matt
nee Saturday are now being reserved al
Harris's.
Several sewers were cleaned this morn
ing and the contents thrown on the surface
of the street.
Miss Ellen Douglas returned TO her school
at Granville this morning, after her holI-
day vacation.
Christian church, on west High street. next
Sunday night.
Mr.. John Freed is nov conralescent. and
Is receiving his friends at his rooms in the
LagOnda house.
Mayor Kelly left this afternoon for Chi
:ago to attend to some business. He will
'eturn on Friday.
Mr.. Ed Olds. of the far west. is back to
his old home and Is welcomed by large
number of friends.
Mrs. T.. A. Bosworth. of Sandusky. is In
he city today. the guest of her husband at
he Lagonda house.
Mrs. A. p. Trout has returned from a
'isit to Dayton, where she was the guest of
Brooks.
The fire alarm bell struck one time at
l:30 this morning, caused BY Il broken jar
n the battery room.
DR.. F.. Myers returned this morning after
everai weeks in Cincinnati. lie is look
lg and feeling improved.
Mrs. Fred Foster and son. who have been
isiting friends in Dayton for about ten
ays, returned home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John IL. DriscOl are now |,
icely settled In Omaha. and like their new |
ONE. They read the old REPUBiIC. how
yer, with a good deal of interest.