Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-05
LOCAL 6REvTiES.

BLAcK's.-Tuesday and Wednesday,
January 10 and IL. Natural Gas
LOCAL saEWTIEs.
Mrs. Edward Wren is now c0nvalescent.
Miss Helen Macbeth has returned from
Chicago.
1t Is noticeably quiet in police circles
just now.
Mr.. J. H. Shumard. of Cincinnati. is at
the Arcade.
Mr.. ". Radcliff. of Dayton. is in the city
on business.
Mr.. Dave Moore. Of XenIa, was in town
last evening.
Mr.. John Sar der son has returned home
from Chicago.
Mr. II. L. Dunn. of Kenton. was in the
city this morning.
Mr.. r. H. McCloud. OF London. is il:
town on business.
Mr.. X. F. Hayward returned to Colum-
bus this morning.
MISS JcsSit lsdtsli- VI DtiaNhlS. ~ q
guest at the Arcade.
Mr. E. E. Ensign. a prominent T. 7. A.
man. Is at the Arcade.
Mr.. c. c. Higgins. Of Columbus, is reg
istered at the Arcade.
Detective Henry Danto. OF Xenia, is in
the city on business.
Mr.. Vim. Edgar, of Philadelphia, is reg
istered at the Arcade.
The police officers have organized Be
nevolent association.
Mr.. \. G. Squires. travelling auditor of
the l. b. 4 W.. is in the city.
Mr.. John J. Glessner's new Chicago
house is on Prairie avenue.
Since the holidays travel on the various
railroads is exceedingly light.
Mrs. Blee and Mrs. Baker went to Gin
cinnati this morning.
Mr.. Fred Munger is spending couple Of
weeks in his old home, Chicago.
Eight stage carpenters are carried by the
AAbhious
There was large attendance at the
Buckeye club meeting last night.
Rev. NJ. W. HANNA, OF Washington. ID.
c.. is in the city among friends.
o. b. Trout has been appointed guardian
Of Joseph B. and George W. Rude.
Mr.. J. F. Shafer left last evening. via
the Bee Line for Salida. Colorado.
Mr.. Charles Constantine. of Kentucky.
BY Cad. sir, is in the city for few days.
The funeral Of Mr.. Martin L. Rice &C,
CURED this afternoon. 1t was largely at.
tended.
Tha ''SOggarth" company went to Zanes
vile this morning, where they will play to
night
Miss Bertha Falconer has returned tt
Hollidavsburg, Pa. to resume her studies
st school.
Mr.. Theo. A. Wick Is very much i'm
proved in health and is now at his Office
every day.
Rev. l.. E. Ewing. of York. Pa. left fo
his home yesterday after visit TO friepd
in this city.
| Mr.. A. J. Whitaker. night clerk at IN,
Arcade hotel, attended swell hop at Day
tn last night.
The Western Union Telegraph compan!
have surprised themselves with anothe
window-wash.
| The ''union meetings and the meeting
OF the ''week OF prayer" are both bein,
largely attended.
| Mr.. Arthur A. Scott, representing tn
Queen City Printing Ink works, was in tn
city this morning.
Mr.. A. W. Butt. travelling representative
Of the Springfield Engine and Threshe
Co., is in the city.
The Buckeye Boy" expects TO be il
Springfield in a few weeks to preach ,
course Of sermons.
A Washington dispatch to Columbus say.
Miss Lizzie Shellabarger has returned from
. visit TO southern Ohio.
The old gym room in the Grand opers
house Is to be occupied for the coming three
years BY the Buckeye club.
Yellow Springs will send a delegation ot
from fifty to seventy-iive people TO the
matinee Saturday afternoon.
Antioch college opened with rush ot
students larger attendance than sine,
the days Of Horace Mann.
Mr. Ed. Voigt. who has been here foi
several days on business. will leave on Sat
urday for Santa Ana, Cal.
The will Of Mr.. John Greer. of New
Carlisle. was admitted to probate yester
day. 1t contained no public bequests.
Ex-Councilman William Moore. now OF
Cen.ervilie. Indiana. is in the city and will
remain, looking up Old friends, until Mon
day.
The Misses WikPns desire to publicly
thank Mr.. j. S. Elliott. representative OF
the Fireman's Insurance company, for his
prompt remittance to cover the loss sus-
tanned from the water from the REPUBLIC
hu;l6ipu Il ra Ia ~ TUESDAY mornrnU