Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-26
LOCAL BReWTiES.

j. II. MagCart. of Iowa City, Iowa, Is
the city.
Mrs GinSley. plain drunk, was locked
up last evening.
Lee Linden. plain drunk was arrested
Thursday evening.
Abraham Carver. Of Kansas, is visiting
friends in the county.
Jack Sauter was arrested today for haV-
ng too much hudge on board.
Michael King wound up his Christmas
spree in the >tation-hou>e last night.
James Wclch. Christmas drunk. was
arrested yesterday by Officer Walker.
Woods orchestra played for swell club
dance in the Red Mems hall, AT Urbana, last
evening.
James Sner. wanted on a warrant for dis
orderly. was arrested. yesterday by Officer
Wilson.
Officer Wilson Yesterday recovered in the
East End wheelbarrow stolen from Dr.
>ry> two weeks ago.
Jim Maxwell stole an overcoat from
hackman. yesterday. at Hubbard Georges
saloon un Center street.
". II. Moore, former teacher in this
county. was married last "Wednesday even
ing 10 Miss Lille Hayes. of Miami county.
W W. Donham. superintendent OF Bethel
township schools. went 10 lindale, Cler-
mont county. last Thursday TO visit his
home.
Last evening Mike Cox was found in a
be>otted and hilarious condition on the
street and locked up by Officers Furni>s and
Wa>key.
The sheriff of Hardin county passed
through here this morning on his way 10
Daytnn. to place two crooks in the work
house of that village.
sam Cheek. charged with being impli-
Gated in the brick-bat battle on the Hill
yesterday. was arrested by Officers Mast
and Norton this morning.
The employees of Il. +. Brandon 4 Co.
presented Mr. Brandon with very hand
tme gold headed cane and Mrs. Brandon
with beautiful toilet set.
Nj. and Mrs Edward Barnes and child.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ludlow
for several weeks past, left for their home
at Hinton. Va. this morning.
The Standard Manufacturing Co did the
proper thing yesterday by presenting t"
each Of it, employees one of the handsome
tables that they manufacture.
Sterril Sprague was arrested Christmas
exc for keeping his saloon on East Main
street open after 10 O'Clock. James Kirk.
his bar keeper. was also pulled.
Sadie Wilson. a resident of the Arcade,
on the corner of York and Pleasant streets.
was arrested by Officers Norton and Mast
this morning for drunk and disorderly.
Yesterday Officer Wilson found valise
in TaylurS coal shed in the yards near the
depot The thief had cut the grip open and
rified it of everything but few collars and
cuffs
Miss Sarah Il. Hagar. who has charge Of
instruction in instrumental music AT An
tiuch college. accompanied by her brother
Albert and Miss Mellinger. spent Thursday
in the city.
Married on Thursday afternoon at the
Wiley VI. +. parsonage. Mr. Van Higgins
and Miss Maggie Spears. by the Rev. Henry |
W Tate Both contracting parties are of |
South Charleston. O.
James Mornin.Star came 10 the salvation
Army hall drunk last night and insisted on
sett ing in. using very foul and abusive
language He was locked up by Officers
Furniss and Waskey.
William Polling. brakeman Oh the l.. Il.
& W freight train arriving here at ten
o'clock last evening. had the fingers of his
right hand mashed while trying TO make
coupling al Lily Chapel.
viii Nnlrr. formerly assistant county
,urNevor. son of J. ID. Moler. is spending
the holidays with his parents in this city
MI Moler i superintendent of the sch"ols
at Greenfield. Highland county.
Tomorrow evening begins a series of
gospel meetings al High street NJ. +. church,
which will consist of service of song. fol-
owed by short sermon. The meetings
legin al : os,lnck. and all are cordially i'll
.iiri
~ ~ Miami alley. on Thursday night.
Brnjamln Adams Of Iarveysburg, and Miss
Nary Roberts, at Lebanon. O., were Joined
n mafrimnny by the Rev. Henry W. Tate.
rhr new pair will make Springfield their
uturc home.
Dave Martin and Luther Madigan, sup
,rsrd 10 have been mixed up in fight at
reeds yesterday. were arrested by Officers
Walker and Wilson. Patty Creed states
hat there was II" disturbance whatever AT
il place yesterday.
William Noble. of London. the father of
he Blur Ribbon movement in Great Britain, {
nd the first man {" pin on the ribbon from i
he hands of Francis Murphy. is visiting ;
Iother Stewart and other acquaintances i'll |
lr city this afternoon.
Wilkinson BinnS the engineer who has
cen i'll fur the past year, and who under
.,ut very painful and delicate surgical '
I~ration a week ago. received As a Christ {
I,to present purse of sl25, made up 10y l
i brother engineers OF theI b. X W.
christmas mt the Telephone Exchange. r
The Young lady operators al the Tele- I
hone EArhange. who are always prompt, L
bligIng and courteous, were remembered a
II Christmas day. 4 large number of !,
rr~rntS, some pf which We're quite valu
bic. were received by them. and they wish
- GLoBE-REPUB BLIC 10 hrartily thank the =,
Ju"r-. h
trace Chapel Remains at the Front. d
For yeais the Christmas entertainments
Grace chapel on West Main street. have :,
zen noted for being the most enjoyable of Il
l similar holiday entertainments In the city.
biS i nup pf I'm. 81 pauI mission sqhnals II