01 Mar 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1885
Page
1
An advertisement urges extended education in men's youths and children's apparel. It touts polo caps, underwear, and caps in goat gray mixed fabrics at low prices with persuasive claims of timely, affordable fashion and no excuses for outdated wear.
Senate and House actions span silver coinage suspension debate, river and harbor appropriation progress, and amendments. Postmaster and Missouri River improvement plans advance amid partisan exchanges. warnings of extended session grow as committees prepare remaining measures for quick action.
Mile Wyetle Neal of the city was a guest of Mrs Harrison and Mrs Grover of Urbana. Mr Andrews Cater moved to the Wallace farm to engage in gare dealing. Mr and Mrs George Tavenner, visiting relatives in Hamilton, Virginia, expect to return next week. Miss Annie Loboer and Miss Lineie Reit in Union City visiting Cyrie Zimmerman. Mrs William Groves Line ill with a chest condition. Rev McCorkle assisted Rev Kilbourn in Victory schoolhouse meeting. Nettie Harnes visiting from the city. Three of Mrs Thrasher's children admitted to Clark County Children's Home. Fred Baker of Rochester, NY, in the city on business. Mrs Kelley of Pichin visiting. Lone Star Lodge meeting and a gift to Capt. Tre. Young People's Literary Association held at Derrickson home. Buck Creek Tribe of Red Men to meet next Tuesday. Teachers meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mirkle. Miss Jennie Meal recovering from illness. Mixed schools discuss African American advocate's plea for equal educational facilities. Post Manager Pasher preparing for Cincinnati meeting March 1 on formation of a National Association of Teachers? clubs across states.
Doings in society pages note Mayor hopeful James I Goodwin among Springfield social set. Guests include Mrs A Mack, Miss Eva Wiley, Mr and Mrs Harry Folger, and a wide circle of local residents. Events feature tea parties, engagements, and a large charming five o'clock gathering at Mrs Thurza Campbell's home with prominent attendees and elegant refreshments.
The piece reports on Sir Knights of No. 257 West Tab Street Cincinnati, including Calvin Martin’s observed tenure as vice chancellor, a resignation that was rejected, and Frank Crain elected to fill a vacancy. It notes the No. 44 ladies group planning a social at the armory with a basket supper, and various drills and meetings, plus a preview of Camp 51 and Camp 46 activities and the emergence of the local newspaper Sam the Searsmoneh.
Mr John Wren of the New York Store returns from the Has where he spent time selecting a large stock of new styles for spring dress goods and domestics and other dry goods depart ments. Prices are favorable and will arrive in a few days, with stock unmatched by earlier buys.
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