Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28
LOCAL RVI1IES.
Cieve., Col. Gu y Ind. Il. II.


From Morning Editionl
Fred Warde AT Blacks tonight.
f. A. Morgan is again on the sick list
T. l.. Arthur, OF South Limestone street, is
quite ILL.,
Tom Wright, of Cs'awba, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. George Reed is visiting friends in
Delaware, Ohio.
Mrs. F. J. Shields left yesterday for three
weeks visit to Texas
FL. W. Kennedy, of New Moorefed was
in the city yesterday.
W. Mccain has opened a cigar and news
stand in the Grand opera house block.
The ladies OF High Street NJ. f. church are
contemplating a church fair in the near fu-
turP.
Miss Ellie r. Forgy is the guest OF Mrs
Alex r. Cobaugh, 223 South Limestone
street
Las, night was an extremely quiet one on
the streets Not an arrest WAS made all
evening.
Name Scurry was again run in yesterday
afternoon by Officer Norton on warrant for
DR.. J. c. Oldham left last evening for
Chilco,he to attend a convention of the state
dental association.
W. c. McClain and wife, formerly OF South
Factory street, moved Monday to taer new
home in Tibbtts addition.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Samuel Gill and Ida B. Kelly and Joseph R.
Bishop and Salle W. Kennedy.
A. H. Van Harlingen. of Lebanon, former
ly advertising solicitor Of the Springfield Re-
public, is visiting his old friends here.
The social which was to be given at the
NJ. p. church, Thursday evening" has been
postponed until some time in the near future.
Mrs. Capt. Stewart gave large kettledrum
at her residence on East High street yester-
day afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Harry Hauk.
The hearing OF the case Of Richard p.
Evans against J 'hn H. Johnson occupied the
attention of the common pleas court yester-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coles will soon leave
their pretty home on East High street and
make their residence for the winter At the La
gonds House.
Mrs William Blee entertained q number of
her friends with very delightful progressive
euchre party last evening at her residence on
North Limestone street.
The residence of Mr.. William Fry, OF West
Southern avenue, WAS entered by a thief
few evenings since, during the absence of the
family, and $50 in notes stolen.
Charles Ludlow, Charles Bacon and other
local sportsmen are attempting to organize
company to construct an artificial lake near
country affords.
Burr Wright returned yesterday morning
from his western trip and 10 loud in his
praises of the country he visited Theo
Hohl who accompanied him. will settle per-
msnently at Lincoln, Nebrasks.
Messrs. Geo. Knight and John Carey left
last evening for 81. Louis, to engage quarters
for Palestine Conmsndery, No. 33, at the
triennial conclave OF Knights Templar, which
meets in that city in September. 1856
Yesterday Marshal Hughes, D W. Stroud
aud Officer Mast testified before the grand
jury OF Franklin county in the case of Ad-
ans, the mule thief arrested here some time
ago, He WAS indicted for horse stealing.
The can vassing committees for the new re-
publican club began work vigorously yester-
day morning, and report remarkable success
for the first day. The scheme of joint stock
corporation seems to meet with general
favor.
Local sportsmen are pulling themselves to-
gether and preparing to slaughter quais by
the hundred in the brief space OF time that
the law allows them to kill the birds This
year the carnage begins on Nov. and ends
Nv l3 with no day OF grace.
For the past week q gang of young toughs
have been 10 the habit OF lettering about the
shady corners at the intersection Of Limestone
street and the railroads until long into the
night. Though several belated citizens have
been badly frightened by tie thugs none
have yet been robbed.
George Washington Jones, a young colored
boy, formerly OF this city, where he was
well known to the police, was tried at Colun-
bus yesterday on charge of burglary and
petit larceny for breaking into a cellar and
stealing small amount OF plunder last July.
He was convicted and sentenced 10 four
years In the peniteutiary.