Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-16
Personal.

N. D. Levy.
Hon. John Little was in the city Friday for
a short time
ca. Holloway and D. II. Roche started ft r
| n-Bay yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Nichols, agent for Toledo
spice mills, is in the city.
Miss Lillian Kelley hes returned from
visit with friends in Nenia.
Mr. j. W. staff ,rd, the hardware man,
spent yesterday in New Carlisle.
Miss Lille wohla,er lett for Delaware last
eveng, after a pleasant visit in this city.
| MIS- Pierce Stephens, OF Columbus, has
been visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. W. L. Laherty.
| Gen. J. W. Keifer left Friday night tor
| Ellsworth, Kan, over the l., B. h W. railway.
| Miss Mary Carr leaves Mondsy for a visit
to friends at her old home in Carbondale, Pa.
| Misses Gertrude Smith and Mary Gatsgsr,
of Troy, are the guests OF Mr.. Phil. s. Wise
| man.
Miss Mamie Ely, Of Troy, who has be,
the guest OF Mis-, Julia Reitsniler, returned
home yesterday.
Mr. Samuel Livingstone and family re-
move, Monday, for Denver, Col, where they
expect to live in future.
Mis-. Carrie Timmons left for her home in
Patterson, o, Thursday, after pleasant visit
with friends in the city.
| Mrs. Hanna Gihagau aud daughter, Bessie,
OF Troy, left for their home Friday after a
visit with friends IN this city.
| Ell. Day, night baggage master OF the L.,
b. Il W, has rrturred from pleasant visit
to Cincinnati and Cther points.
Mrs. DR.. F. G. HERON and Miss Zelma
Kaufman, both of Cincinnati spent the pas,
week with friends in the city.
Mrs f. Monheimer and Miss Lebama Aher-
field leave for Ft Wayne next week, where
they will make their future home.
Miss Hattie Marietta and Mrs. Croy. of
Pqus, were the guests OF Mss julia Ref
snider, 80 East High street., during the past
week.
NJ. L. S. Fish. brother of Mrs. Benjamin
Kaufman, attended the G.. A. R. epcamp-
meat, "a representative of Memorial post,
Cleveland.
Mrs. J. McGonigal is much improved after
her recent illness. She LETT yesterday after
noon for visit to her mother. Mrs. r. H.
Ramsay, OF Covington, Ky.
Mansfield Milton, flDrist OF Youngstown,
| 10, a. al. 4. II.
had been attending the florists convention at
Cincinnati, and was on bis way home.
Messrs. Vim. Trcxell, Osca< Stewart, An
drew ard Lem Nicholson OF Plattsburgh, and
Mr.. Perry Stewart of Pirchin, stopped over in
the city for few hours, yesterday, on their
way to the Pioneer me citing in New Carlisle.
| Mrs. Sarah NJ. f. Bst'els, Mrs. P. NcMillen,
Mrs Capt. A. p. Btdwiu. OF Akron, Ohio,
and Mrs. &. Jacobs, OF Z,nesvill.. Ohio. dele
| gates of the ". r. C. were guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. o. n. Bartholomew during the encamp-
ment.
Miss Ida Monheimer, OF this city, is about
| to leave for Denver, Col, " here she will locate
permanently. Miss Monbeimer has been long
identified with the millinery business in this
city, having been with Ehrenharts millinery
| establishment many years.
Mr.. Daniel Timmons, OF Patterson, Hardin
county, attended the encampmen, last week.
Mr.. TImmOns vas resident of this city
some twenty years ago, and his is his first
| visit since that time. He was very much
surprised to see the changes in his old home,
and says be will not stay away go long next
| time.
J. D. Welsh, general agent of the L. r.
railway, and party from Cincinnati; J. H..
Sessions, general agent Of the l., b. 4 W
railway, and party from Columbus; W. n.
Van Tassel, superintendent, and D. h. Roche,
geusral agent, ana party from Springfield, all
lett on the 10 o'clock a. m. train tor Saudusky y
and the Hands yesterday.
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