Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02
IOCsI BR EDIrIkS.


" J Prince spent Sunday in Dayton.
Mr. Spotiord, OF Vienna, is here today on
business.
The infrmsry directors are in session this
afternoon.
Will Cushman returned to Richmond Ind
this morning
Will l.. Gano, OF Cincinnati, is in the
city on business.
II. +. Galloway, of Chicago, is calling
on business men today.
The leading people Of the BARLEY CampbeIl
iroude are stopping al the Arcade.
Charles Black, Of New Carlisle visited the
city today, and circulated among friends
Mr. Bowers, of New Carlisle, came over
this morning to transact important business
John Wsltmau, OF New MoorcheId, was
noticed as among the visitors to the city to-
day.
The annual meeting OF the c., c. c. y l.
inspectors is being held IN the clty this after
noon.
Tn. family Of b. II. wsrder will depart
tor Washington, D. C., tomorrow, to spend
the winter.
Mrs Susan Baker was granted decree o
divorce, with 500 alimony, from her hus
baud, Harmon Baker, this afternoon.
Miss Annie Yeakle, an accomplished youul
ltdy of Hsgerstown Md, is the guest OF he
uncle, b. B. Miller, Isl West High street
Mr. Wilson Latimer ana family, of Frank
lin street, have returned from Kansas, whei
they have been visiting friends tor sewers
weeks past.
Squsw winter opened up vigorously wit
a spit Of gritty snow this morning. de
Iightul Indian summer will follow, unle:
the old sign fails.
Chaplain Delo's correspondents have pre-
NOTED him from a private to heutenan
Hence, the chaplain is entitled to aOor
s., 600 back pay.
The jury, in the case Of Daniel Hartle.
rel orted this afternoon, finding him guilt
He stole watch at the vater~orks, and ",
arrested al Urbaps.
What is the matter with the town CLOCK
1t has stopped sull, and people in the neie
I borhood don't know whether the GLOBE r
: PUBLIC is delivered on time or not.
. Among the arrivals al the Arcade today
: ". D. Kelley, Of Dayton, B. Il. Ramells,
i New Carlisle +. B. Hopkins OF Yell
II Springs and c. A Shriver of Dayton.
t.. Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Hedges returned bo
y from their wedding tour this morning, q
= will stop with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sei'z VI
their residence, lately injured by fire, is
paired.
l. There are two Peter Earck in the city,
4. it is well understood that the Peter Ear
h court and registers so often on the stau
+ house slate, is not John Peter E4rick
West End grocer.
The Mute service at Christ's church
" night was largely attended, and was a IN
j.. interesting occasion. Rev. +. VI. McGuf
To- Jt sbana, read the sermon, which was
!. terpreted by Rev. Mann, OF Cleveland. ABB
- fifteen mutes were in attendance.
= The Dayton Journal has this about Jo
| +. Norriss old friend.
. Lou Houk, a notorious convict IN the o
pepitent.ary for sixteen years, has write
It, I volume, now ready for the press, entit
e AS Seen from Inside Of Prison Walls,
Lon Houk and for Lou Houk's fam ly.
- be was a man OF desperate character
,,e Io7g career, the eHcitsble classes will buy
er book.
- Actors have nice sense OF the prophet
er even to the extent Of having their namet
appear in favorable position on the h,
= register. Phil Bronson let the Thomp
- opera troupe which is billed tor this city
a Dayton because his name was registered Il
the chorus. Miss Bette VIurg took biz p
m on very short notice, and Bronsol's wife
I'd fuses to leave the company to follow her
, band.
'n The Ohio State Tribune, coored men !
n. gan, at Columbus, speaks OF one OF our
zens, as foIlows
= Rev. Mr. Warren. member Of the SPr
field Board of Education, deserves 10
tn know throughout, the length snd breadt
the country by al! who love liberty and
u, tce.
II. The same paper, in Saturdays issue, =
Mr.. Lorerz has in the WestbOt- Ct
'"' week letter under the caption, "BlsmaT
So Mistake" Mr. LoreuZ should now give
on letter on the Springfield school muddle
p der the head of "Mar,ludell Mistake