Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-17

Ttxh.-h0bert Johps0n lett today for |
Amos Wolf 10 sick with lung
evsr.--Mrs. Leonard Croft was the guest Of |
liss Julia Darst At Lssonda, last week.
ilss Ollie Driscol 10 visiting Mr. johnson
Weaver at fremont City.-Miss Ella Tolbert
,as moved to the city from fremont.
his Annie N. Bernard, OF Cincinnati, the
accomplished vocalist who made 90 many
riends In Spring field, last summer, when she
visited here, will be the guest OF Mrs. Alice
B. Davidson next week.
Gen. r. P. Kennedy and wife, Of Bellefon.
'aiae, were the guests or Mr.. VIM. Black and
'amily, Of North Limestone street. on Thurs-
lay.
Mrs. Jane +. Staley has been granted di.
vorce from WIN. S,aley.
II Is said Hon. John W. Bookwalter Of
this city, Is the third largest land owner iu
the world. Mr.. Bookwslter owns sixty-six
full sections Of fine .and In Nebraska, 42.240
acres, thus making eight miles square. The
land 10 rapidly increasing In value, and will
soon be worth great fortune.
FRiDAY.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Huber,
q seventh son, last night.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Holtord have returned from Inter.
lachen, Florida, and will remain during the
summer.--Samuel Rowell and wife have re-
turned to PlAttsburg after a visit to this
city.-S. +. DOYLE was called to Washington
today by the sudden death OF his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fuller visited his iather,
at Euon, Sunday.--Mrs. VIM. Wood and
family lett this morniug for Columbus on .
visit to her parents.-Otto Farr spent last
Sunday in South Charleston.--Mr A. Kenan,
Of Upper Sandusky, is visiting here with
friends. Miss Minnie Knotts, Of Orchard
street, 10 entertaining MISS Salle Patton. Of
UrbAna, today.-Dr. Russell was in Bloom
ington yesterday as witness in q $4,000
damage suit against the |. B. h W.
A letter has been received from General
Hurst, Of Chillico,he, officially announcing
that Ohio Grand Army Day will be held in
Springfield. Itis estimated that at least ten
thousand strangers will be in the city on
that occasion, and Springfield will have to
make even greater efforts to entertain the old
soldiers than the coming state convention.
The National Festival conducted by the la.
dies OF the First Presbyterian church Wal
opened successfully at Blacks Opera houss
Thursday night, and was hugely enjoyed BY
by large crowd Of patrons. The ablesul
were under the management Of Mr. A. H
Gritith.
Charles Hill, formerly Of the New Yorl
Hat Co., while fishing 10 Buck creek, nea
the l., B. l. W. railroad bridge, Thursday
pulled out bass weighing four pounds, snt
and measuring nineteen and ont-quarte
inches.
A. o. Huffman and W. 8. Croy are organ
izing branch Of the Fraternsl Mystic Circl
at Yellow Springs, and have secured nearl.
the required number of names for . charter
The May meeting Of the Cla;k Count
Medical Society, held 10 the west count!
building, being the annual meeting, wa
largely att. nded and considerable interest wa
| buOWu tuC ClCChOu VI tuC IOhOWtuk VII
Gers: DR.. J. N. Buckingham, president; d.
J. g. Kennan, first vice pre- sdent; DR.. ia
W Morrison, second vice president; DR.. Hen
~ Baldwin, secretary; Dr.. J. W. Nelson
treasurer; board Of censorr, Dire. Dugau, Sey
Rodgers, Hall and Carroll.
Jasper N. Ward was commissioned pos
master at fremont City, Clark Co., Ohio, yea
terday, among . batch Of fourth class q
psintments.
SATURDAY Y:-Councilman Conklin arrive
home from Texas last evening.-Ar. H.
Wise is reported very sick.-Msyor Goodwi
10 in Toledo today, hence the Myor's court
closed.-Miss Ada Hutchinson. of Clifto
street, went to Urbana today, to spend SUI
day with friends.-Mr. Charles w. Benue
has severed his connection with the st. Lou
house and is home.-Miss Anna Voll will n
turn to this city, next month from Short
College, Rome. Georgia, to remain durin
the summer.-Mr. A. ..Keesecker spent Sunda
in Cstawba.-Nr. 8. A. Miller, of Columbia
No., has returned home, alter q visit wi,
relatives In this city.
Mrs. Nlenaber, who was shot BY her hui
band last Monday night, 10 rapidly recovering
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Harry N. Rankin to Lucinda Smith, "
lots In Rankin's subdivision: 5000
G. W. Chambers to George Simpson, prof.
erty on West Main street $ll,75O.
John Z. Layton, Sheriff. to Dauiel B. PriI
gle, lot in South Charleston: $l7.
James B. Krauss ct al. 10 Mary Ann Kraus
lot on Chestnut avenue.
William N. Runyan 70 Abigail Tarbutto
twenty acres Of land in Pleasant township
$l,l00.
Sarah Norris to g. W. Hesselgesssr, fou
teen acres Of land In German township: &76
Robert johnson TO Henry L. Schaier, Il
on South Market street: $l.025.
Robert AcKenney to Louise n. Howe, |,
on Rice street: $1,000.
VIM. J. Krauss TO Thos. K. Lott, lot O
East Clifton street: $4,000.
Amos Miller TO Wm. Miller, lot ip Gore
addition: 5000.
| VIM. Miller to Frank J. Egger, lot In Nor,
Springfield: $225.
W. h. Smith to Albert Tuttle, lot In Gard
addition: $662.50.