Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-08
LOCAL oREviTieS.

"A Bunch of Keys"
LOCAL saev,I,es.
Mr.. Chas. c. Kiefer. of Urbana, Is in the
city.
Read Paypter & Coz ad. at top Of this
page.
Not an arrest was made yesterday or last
night
Mr.. Mark Graves, Of Adrian. Mich, is in
the city.
Mrs. Judge Charles K. White is in Day
ton visiting friends.
Mr.. Jean Paules. of Cincinnati. is in the
city visiting friends.
Mr.. Thomas Sharp and wife spent yes
terday in Cincincinnati.
Miss Estella Mason. Of Bellefontaine, Ii
the guest OF friends in the city.
DO not forget the Second Lutheran
church social next Thursday evening.
Mrs. Maggie Jones, of Columbus, is the
guest of her sister. Mr.. Frank Mcclure.
Mr.. Carl J. Upman. OF Morehead. Ky..
1, visiting friends in the city this week.
Additional local matter will be found on
the second page of this issue of the REPUB-
Lie.
Mrs. Ballard and daughters, Of east High
street. have returned from q prolonged
visit to Cincinnati.
Mr.. George Adams is still quite i'll with
the mumps. He has had relapse. and Is
now threatened with fever.
The annual election OF officers OF the
Buckeye club will be held this evening.
Let every member be present.
Mr.. J. McElwaine has been confined to
his bed for the last two weeks, with severe
attack of intiamatory rheumatism.
A pleasant toffy-pulling was held last
night at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Morrill,. of 422 south Limestone street.
Mr.. Charles Ludlow, the druggist. is in
Cincinnati. taking treatment for his health,
which is in a very unsatisfactory condition.
Prof. Walter Small. Of Urbana, came
down last night to attend "Fantine." at
Blacks. He was the guest Of Mr.. Frank
Prothero.
In the police court yesterday afternoon,
James Meehan was fined $40 and costs for
being drunk and disorderly. and Kate Bray
IS and costs for the same offense.
Miss JOSIE Holmes. exchange clerk of the
Fidelity bank. by arrangement of counsel,
will be arraigned. plead guilty and be re-
leased. Sentence deferred indefinitely.
Rev. DIR. William Runyan, formerly pas
tor of the Central NJ. E. church. but now
presiding elder of tbe Hillsboro district. of
the Cincinnati conference, is IN the city.
Miss Mollie Pretzman, the little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Pretzman, is be-
coming quite an expert upon the violin. and
gives promise of being almost plRnome.
non.
A man named Ethan Fallv. Of south
| Center street. reports the loss, last evening,
of fine gold watch chain, but whether by
theft or accident, he cannot at present
state.
Wanted-Everyhody TO know that at the
church parlors Of the Secoud Lutheran
church there will be a social. musical en-
tertainment and supper. all for Is cents,
next Thursday evening.
| Mrs Frank Shelly. Of Springfield. Is the
guest of Mr.. ". d. Wright and mother. to-
day, Mrs. Shelley's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
G. Mitchell being absent on q visit to rela-
tives.-Xenia Gazette
Twenty-three new members were taken
into the recently organized Grocers' sssocia-
tion Monday evening. making total men,
bership of sixtv-seven. The association
seems to be in flourishng condition.
Officer John Marshall yesterday took
Frank t''Peedle'0 Ross to the Dayton
workhouse Ross was on Monday fined SOS
and costs and sentenced TO the workhouse
for thirty days by Judge Young for beating
his mother.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Harris. the cigar dealer, Is a
young man of great cerebral fertility. To-
day upon the box-sheet. where seats may be
reserved for Chas. Hoyt's pleasant skit, he
displays no other announcement save q
! genuine bunch of keys.
! The trial of j. c. Leslie in the court of
common pleas. charged with writing let
ter with intent to defraud. is approaching
/ its conclusion. At noon today. E. S. Wa
lace, esq, attorney for the prisoner, CON-
pleted his argument, and Prosecutor Weav-
e. will conclude for the state this after
noon.
-Four candidates. including Colonel Z. N.
Munger, OF the Arcade, were initiated into
the uniformed rank. X. of. F.. by Division
6, Monday evening, with the usual impress
sive ceremonies. After the work an in
formal but pleasant little spread was served
in the large hall in honor of the new sir
knights.
Will open bargains twice a week from
now on, at the ) and 10 cent store, Arcade.
Fine calf boots for men and boys at Par
sons & Co.