Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-26
LOCAL 6REVTIES.

Read Paynter & Co.'S ad. at top of this
page.
E. s. Wallace, ESQ.,, left today for Wash
ington, ID. C.
Miss Gertrude Hagar, Of Xenia, was in
the city Saturday.
Col. A. Dotze went back on duty today
at the station house.
Miss Louie Leedom, of Urbana, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Paul Staley. ESQ.,, has returned from a
three days visit to Urbana.
Miss Lua Spahr, of Xenia, spent Sunday
with her brother, Mr.. Joe Spahr, and fam
lily.
Rev. G. r. Richards, of Chicago,
preached at the Trinity Baptist church, at
Springfield yesterday.
Miss Ruby Gray, of Pekin, ILL.,, spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city, the guest
of her brother. Mr.. II. T. Gray.
Philip Phillips, the sweet singer. will be
at St. Paul church tonight. He will have
a large and appreciative audience.
Mr.. E. s. Yeazell is expected home from
the west today or tomorrow on account OF
the serious Illness of his daughter.
John O'Keefe and Miss Mary O'Keefe,
of Springfield, were called to this city by the
death of their brother, Thomas OKeefe.
Urbana Citizen.
The Champion Machine Company moved
into their handsome new Office today. II
is one of the finest Offices, both exteriorly
and interiorly, in Ohio.
In police court Saturday afternoon, Judge
Young fined Andrew Herman IS and costs
for drunk and disorderly, and Dug Rogers
$40 and costs on the same charge.
James G. Miller, in advance of the Miller
& Freeman circus, was in the city, Satur'
day, completing arrangements for the ap
pearsnce of his show April so and May 1.
The prohibitionists will hold ratification
meeting on next Thursday evening, al
Temperance hall. which will be addressed
by Rev. J. B. Helwig and Rev. Joseph
Kyle.
Silas Gard and J. q. Brsndenburg were
qualified Saturday as executors of the viii
of the late VIM. Hardacre, OF Donnelsville
giving bond in the sum of $40, 900, which
was approved.
A white man named Barney Lennox wa.
arrested and jailed by Officer Record, Sun
day, on the charge of drunk and disorderly,
He got into racket with notorious Negro
prostitute, named Ann Mitchell, about 6
dollar.
Mr.. Charles A. Young and Miss Ids
Winget were married by Rev. Benjamin
Sewer ON Thursday evening. March Is. in
stead Of Saturday evening, March II, a.
enormously announced in last Mondays
REPUBLIC.
Mr.. Ben Reising, of the Big Six band
has signed with the johnson and Slavir
minstrel party for next season. Mr.. Refs
ing is one of the most capable musician.
in Ohio, and the johnson and Slavin peo
pie are fortunate in securing his services.
Mr.. James K. Ross, the well known
brick contractor, met with an exciting ex
perience last week while hunting on tht
Illinois river at Spring lake. His boa
capslzed in five or six feet of water, and b,
was fished out more dead than alive, witt
his arms and ammunition soaked witt
water.
The talk is being revived again that tn,
Erie-the old Nypano-willr run into Spring
field on the c. S. & c. and o. l. & W
This change is talked about SO much that i
is getting to be kind of an old chestnut
Superintendent Van Tassell says the o.
& w. are perfectly willing to have the Fri,
run over their line to Durbin.-Urban,
Citizen.