Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-09
LOCAL 6REviTiES.

LOCAL 6ReVTiES.
Read Paynter 4 Co.'S ad. at the top of
his page.
Mr.. Charles Goldberg is in Columbus Wis
itinT friends.
There are at presen. go students in W.T.
tsnberg College.
Judge White. Of the common pleas court,
Is in Columbus today.
Mr.. E. A. Peck, train-master Of the Bee
Line, is in the city today.
There are ten men and one woman on
the chain gang at present.
Mr.. Ed Weight left this morning via the
Bee Line for San Francisco.
Judge John c. Miller went to Columbus
this morning with the rest Of the repub-
licans.
Mr.. A. II. Ashhaugh. of Lima, is the
guest OF his brother here, Mr.. II. II. Ash
baugh.
Mr.. John G. Clarke and family, OF this
city. will shortly leave on an extended trip
to California
Messrs. Warren Letfel and Judy Aron
left last evening, via the Pan Handle, Tor
New York city.
Nj. C. Z. Coiwell. foreman OF the Job
department of the Ufbana Citizen, was In
town on Saturday.
There were eleven clothing drummers at
the Arcade hotel over Sunday. 1t wasn't a
good day for them, either.
Division A. uniformed rank. Knights OF
Pythias, will meet this evening for drill. A
full attendance Is desired.
Mr.. w. b. Tattershali. manager Of the
District Telegraph company, went to Day
ton this morning OIL business.
A meeting of the grocers of the city will
be held this evening in Temperance Hall.
A full attendance is desired.
Mr.. VIII Rodgers. who has been spending
the holiday at home. will leave tomorrow
to resume his college work.
Mr.. II. NJ Shepherd Is in Columbus to-
day, seeing that the Inauguration OF Gov
ernor Foraker goes all right.
Mr.. Andrew NJ. Brown will return o
Aun Arbor tomorrow to resume his studies
In the University OF Michigan.
Misses Jennie Lawrence and Lizzie end
Ora Reed. of Lagonda. are spending few
days with friends in Columbus.
Mr.. Isaac B. Rawlips. father Of Hon.
George c. Rawlins, is reported better to-
day. although he is still very sick.
Hanlons' 'Fan.asma" company went t.
DAYTON where ii plays three nights's en-
gagement, beginning this evening.
Union meetings this week will be held at
the Second Presbyterian church, and Rev.
DIR. Falconer will preach this evening.
There was no police court this afternoon,
the court officials being in Columbus at
tending the Inauguration of Governor
Foraker.
The ..Alone in London" Company ar
rived this morning. Some of the members
are stopping at the Arcade aud some at the
st. James.
There will be prayer meeting every even
ing this week. except Saturday, at the
United Presbyterian church. All are in
vited to come.
Officer Vivian took the notorious Belle
Stuckey TO the Dayton work-nouse this
morning. She will have TO remain there
over two months.
Mrs. c. A. Smith and daughter, Miss
Blanche, and son, Carl. who left for Cali
fornia short time ago. arrived safely, and
are much pleased with their new home.
Not an arrest was made since last Friday
night II was the first time within the
memory of the Oldest inhabitant that Sat
urday night and Sunday passed without an
ar est.
Uucle Billy Baker had to remain at home
today in order to allow all of his deputies
TO 20 to Columbus. He felt sure that all
| would go well and Governor Foraker would
succeed himself.
General Bushnell. wife and son. John,
were passengers on the special train to Co
lumbus this morning. The general Is on
the governors staff, and wore his uniform
/ Of blue and gold.
Rev. DIR. HANNA, formerly pastor Of the
First Lutheran Church of this city, now a
resident Of Washington. ID. c.. preached
an eloquent sermon at the Second Lutheran
Church last evening.
Rev. DR.. Leonard and family are now
located in their home. the new parsonage,
and are perfectly delighted with the situa-
alton. 1t is one of the newest private
residences in this city.-Piqua Dispatch.
DR.. A. NJ. Potter left yesterday for Lou
isyilie. accompanied by his bright and win
some little daughter, Helen, TO place the
latter IN one of the schools Of that city ,
taught By Miss Sue Obenshane. a sister Of
Mrs. Potter.
A special train of six coaches came lnp
from Cincinnati this morning on the Bee
Line, bearing the Young Mems Blaine
club 70 Columbus. The train was tians-
ferred to the l. b. & W.. and left here at
1910 for Columbus.
The communion service in ST. Paul N. f..
church yesterday morning was the largest
and one Of the most impressive OF any since
the organization of the congregation. Five
distinct meetings were held during the
Sabbath. all attended by large audiences.
Revival services are 10 be continued each
evening this week.