Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-23
LOCAL BREVIrIES.

Col. Stewart is able to be out again.
Mr. Harry Prot1mau has returned from
Dayton.
Squire George Bradley, OF Clifton was in
the city yesterday.
W. S. Wirick is dangerously i'll at his resi-
denCe on West Mulberry street.
Capt. A. S. Bushnell has been elected a
director OF the G. S. Il G. railroad
Adam Nef who has been on the sick list
for a few days, is able to be out again.
Thos. l.. Magruder, an attorney of Xenia,
was IN the city on legal business yesterday
l.. Z. Morris, general eastern travelling
agent for the J. B. i W. was in the city yes-
terday on business.
The improvement a. the Market street Pan
Handle railroad crossing is completed, and
highly commendable.
DR.. II, Camp left yesterday evening for
Garden City, Kansas, where he contemplates
making his future home.
Mrs. G. B. Hale and daughter, Miss Tune,
OF Dayton, are visiting her brothers, A. NJ.
and W. H. Hartman, on Franklin street.
The Salvation Army at Ironton, o., has
converted book agent. Who said that the
Salvation Army was losing its grip?
The directors of the n. Y. P. Il o. railroad
passed through this city yesterday afternoon
in special train, bound for Cincinnati
A suit in attachment for $73il5 AMI in
terest was filed yesterday afternoon by T. L.
Magruder as attorney for John Riser against
Robert Rizer.
Union Chapel, Friday evening, Oct. 23d.
general good time is anticipated and all are
cordially invited.
George Perkins, OF the Cincinnati CONNER
cial Gazette, came up from Dayton yesterday,
en- route for Mansfield, and remained IN this
city short time.
Mr.. John Fisher, OF Salem, Ill, who has
been the guest OF MS uncle, Officer Dave
Croft, for the past three weeks, returned
home this morning.
Mr.. John H. thomas returned from San
dusky yesterday afternoon considerably in
disposed. physician WAS summoned to at
tend him last evening.
Daniel McAuly, OF the American House,
Columbus, and brother of the comedian,
Barney McAuley, came over last night to at
tend the performance.
Frank Fullerton, connected with the Ham
ika Iron Fence Co., OF this city, ia to be mar
ried to charming young lady of Washing
ton G. II. next Thursday,
The Lime Kiln Club" held social dance
in Fuuk's hall last night. Scurry's orchestra
furnished the music, and it was one of the
liyellest sOcials OF the season.
Joe hoes got on big drunk last night
ard attempted to break up the furniture and
windows AT his home. He WAS locked up by
Officers Gregory and DeIacy.
iair audience witnessed the second and
last presentation OF "Lost" at the Grand last
night. This is one Of the rare companies that
present high order OF acting with the best
scenic effects.
The officers of the G. A. r. posts of Green,
Champaign, Logan, Hardin, Union and Clark
counties will meet in this city on Thursday
OF next week. On that evening Mitchell post
will hold a campfire for the entertainment
OF the visitors.
John l.. Conklin, the grocer, left yesterday
for Florida, where he will spend the winter.
Mr.. Conklin's health has been the source OF
much anxiety to his family and friends
for some time, and it is to be hoped that the
trip will benefit h,m.
l.. T. Young attorney for Joseph l..
Richards, filed suit yesterday against J. A.
Marquart, Jsm-s W. Rector and Albert
Rector, in repIevin for Il lot OF household
goods, which the plaintiff claims the defend
ants took without his knowledge or consent,
and sul retain unlawiully.
Sam. Waldman appears in his great and
original role OF elephant trainer this after
noon. Look out for him leading Kiralfy
Bros. famous elephant, FL Mahdi. through
the streets, headed by the Big Six and fol-
lowed by hfli the kid population of Spring
field It will he a sight which will bring
tears to the eyes Of the Oldest inhab