Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-05
ERNONAL.

From Morning Edi,ion1
a B. F. McKnnon, of Bell,fontaine, is 1
town.
: A. W. Mumper, of Urbans, was in the cit
/. Friday.
e T. Il, Coles, Of Troy, o., dropped down
4 the city Friday.
O. A. Squire, of Geauga Lake, is visitin
with DR.. Russell.
Mr.. Herman Holmes, of Medina, came dow,
to the city Friday.
W, A. Smith, of Jackson, o., stopped owe,
in this city Friday.
Miss Maud Eavey, of Xenia, is visitin,
friends in this city.
Mr.. Eugene Miller, of Cincinnati is visiting
with Geo. W. Driscoll.
Mrs. Il. p. Wilbur and family left for Niles.
Mich, Friday evening.
Chss. A. Fletcher left for New York last
night, over the Pan Handle.
Yves Rowe, editor of the South Charleston
Sentinel, was in town Friday.
| o. +. Dilman and T. P. Meranda, OF New
Carlisle, were in town Friday.
W; H. Grove and +. B. Hopkins, of Yellow
Springs, were in town Friday.
Truman b. Gest, OF Xenia, stopped here
Friday on his way home from Urbans.
Col Bob Pursell, of the Cincinnati South
ern railroad, was in the city Friday evening
Mr.. Will Kidder entertained his sister,
Mrs. q. b. Stauier, of Cincinnati, yesterday.
Miss Belle Knott, writing teacher of the
public schools, has returned from her sum-
mer vacation.
Ar. Jerry Keller, an old Springfield boy,
now OF Austin, Texas, is shaking hands with
old friends in the city:
Mrs. VIM. N. Mcclure left last evening for |
Newport, Pa, via the Pan Handle, for A pro-
louged visit with be. father.
DR.. Henderson, of Moorefeld, was in the
city yesterday. He was ten minutes too late
to witness the Bowlusvlle wreck.
Miss Kate Altman returned to the CITY Fri.
day from her home at Bethel, where she has
been spending her vacation She will resume
her position as teacher in the Lagonda School.
A. r. Cecil returned Friday morning from
Topeka, Kansas, where he has been spending
his vacation. He leaves next Wednesday to
attend Ohio Wesleyan College at Delaware
f. Davis. of Sidney, E. A. Bosworth of
J. W. Kiser, St. Paris, O, J. f.
Muller, of Columbus, c. A. Head, of Belle
ontaine, and E. d. Hunt, of Beleton,aipe.
we're in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. O. Fox returned from
Niagara Falls yesterday. Mr. Fox is some
hing OF an artist and has several sketches :
AIKEN on the spot representing the great nat I
raj wonder in some of its most startling
,atures. G
Mr.. Geo. G. Hall, of this city, for several
ears superintendent of the Presbyterian
unday school, and recently connected with {
lie Farm and Fireside, will leave next Mon- d
~ Tor Chicago TO assume business manage
ent Of the Signal U MON organ, of the VIC.
U.
Mr.. W. T. Stilwel, of the East Street Cham p
on Company, left Friday evening for an j
Itended trip East, to include Pittsburg, New p
ork, Boston and Toronto, Canada, over the s
An Handle. He will return the latter psr, T
the month with his wife and daughter who Il
we been visiting their former home in "
anada.
Among the hotel arrivals on Friday were: CT
'hn A. DAILY, Philadelphia; W. F. Knowl- o.
n, Mass; Owen Gstfney, Buffalo; W. Fl. NJ
ughes, Cleveland; A. Ever, Philadelphia; pi
e. Grace, Cincinnati; r. H. Jump, Phila- al
lphiai John Dickey, Boston; F. R. Bliss, la
Nv Haven, and George b. Parham, New AZ
'rk, at the Arcade. J. c. Eversfeld, Bal pf
norei q. b. Leonard Ravenna, o.; S. S. Or
''twood, Bath N. Y; +. II. Hall, Zanes- 81
|le o., and WIN. Bereford, Detroit, Mich, prr
the Lagonda; and Frank Daley, Ebridge, .e
Y; W.S Cooper, Detroit, Mich; ". w. SC
ddle, Ravenna, o.. VIM. vogt, Cleveland. tt
d W. 7. Farquahar, OF Trenton, o., at the ii,
James. G.