Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-01
RSONAL.

Mr.. G. Fl. Carleton, Of Cleveland, is stop.
ping at the Arcade. =
Mr.. A. H. Runyon, of New York city, 10
registered at the Lagonda House.
Mrs. Teegarden left for the Magnetic
Springs this morning, to be absent about one
month.
Full and complete Associated Press reports
will appear in the GLoBE-REPUBLIC hereafter
instead of "Ieadym rehssh by freight"
Those of our citizens summering at the
Yellow Springs House report. .mOs, -dslig ghtf;l
times under the shady maples'of that popular
resort.
Mr.. Jacob Beard, who lived north Of La
gonda, died yesterday morning. The de-
ceased was 81 years Of age, and an old resi-
dent. Funeral Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
Mr.. S. E. Eyerly returned yesterday from
Warsaw. Mo, after an absence of more than
twenty years. He says he sees little to re-
mind him OF the Springfield he left in 1865.
A carload OF watsrnelons, arriving in town
this morning, bore evidence that the small
boy had been getting in his work. He had
left his mark on several of the "big' ones by
taking out a segment.
Mrs. Jumes Bean and daughter, Miss Net
tie, lett Thursday tor Michigan, where, after
short visit with relatives, they will be
joined by Mr.. Bean, and then return to Los
Gatos, California, to reside permanently.
Mrs. DR.. W. P. Allen, of Dubuque, Iowa,
died at her home last evening, after, a long
illness. Deceased was mother-in-law of Mr..
NJ. A. Hayward (whose wife died few weeks
since), and had frequently visited in this
city, where she had many friends.
1t will be observed that the GLoBp- REPUB-
Lie appears today as fresh as daisy aud tree
from all plate matter, which has been entire
ly discarded, to make room for fresh news by
wire, not freight, and for the city news
gathered by our full corps OF reporters.
Miss Mary Hicks and Miss Oracle franklin
Of West High street, and Miss Mamie Frank
lin, OF North Yellow Springs street, start for
Holden, NO., on the Sd of August, with their
cousin, Miss Lizzie Mcclellan, who has been
visiting here the last two months from that
place.
Rev. Wm. II. Warren writes from Utica La
Sale county, Illinois, that he thinks he will
be 80 far recovered from his injuries, received
in a railroad accident, that he will be able to
occupy his pulpit here August l6. He can
now walk about the house and grounds by
moving carefully.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society. Of
the Central n. f. church, will give social on
Tuesday evening, August 4th, in the parlors
of the church. Admission free. Ice cream
and cake will be served during the evening.
Music will be one OF the most attractive
features of the evening. cordial invitation
is extended to all.
DR.. Leonard told the people Of Jamestown,
Thursday evening, during an alleged prphl-
btion meeting, wha! bold bad people the re-
publicans are, but forgot to mention the name
of the individual, in the democratic camp,
who furnishes the Doodle to run their So
called reform machine.
Adjutant General Finley and his assistant,
Colonel Dill, are inspecting the Seventh reg
iment and Fifth battery in camp At Kenton
today. Several hundred friends OF both or
ganizstions will visit them in camp tomorrow,
l., B. l. W. running Especial train direct to
the grounds. Monday afternoon the military
will break camp and arrive here in the even
ing,