Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-25
PERSO Nal.

- II. hersuuer IeIt loT Dhytou tnls uOru-
ing.
Squire A. H. White, of Clifton, is in the
city today.
s. Fels, OF Philadelphia, is registered at
the Arcade.
Wes. H. Rowe, of the South Charleston
Sentinel, is in town.
Mrs. Capt Smith, of New Carlisle, is visit
ing friends in the city.
c. l.. Wslthsll, Of Cincinnati, is in the
city stopping at the Arcsie.
Mrs. A. G. Barber has been visiting friends
in Greene county for few days.
Mrs D. P. Jefsres returned from q visit
among Aenis friends this morning.
W. L. Shelby and S. H. Logan, both Of
Dayton, are registered at the Arcade.
Mrs. Holiday and family left this morning
for Hutchinson, Kansas, via Bee Line.
W. V. Hoffman left today for Dayton, to
take orders Tor Foraker paint IN that city.
Mrs. o. J. Greenleat, OF Kinsey, Kansas, is
visiting her father, II. &. KILLER, on Plum
street.
Mrs. Rev. Joseph Kyle is attending the
meeting Of the United Presbyterian Mission
AIRY society.
Rev. and Mrs. Beatty, of Sedaia, No, are
the guests OF their sister, Mrs. P. S. Wisensu,
Of Cedar street.
Mary A. kizer, daughter Of Joseph Kizer,
SO North Factory street. is very seriously i'll
OF typhoid fever.
Frank and Mrs. florence, OF West Liberty
are the guests OF Mrs. Torrences sister, Mrs.
Stephenson, of the North Side.
w h. Hefennan, ticket agent Of |. B. K
". Ry., LETT last evening for Champaign, ILL.,,
10 remove his family to this city.
Fred Couwell is now engaged with the
Evans Manufacturing Company, of Spring
field, as neutrality-suspicious. Torchlight.
The following named parties from New
York are registered at the Arcade; II. $.
Bi.sel, c. J. Ritter, J. S. Mcmahon and F.
Oienheimer
Hon. VIM. Mckinley, jr, , OF Canton, o., ana
Rev. r. McMurdy, d. D., OF Dayton, Blaine
biographer and friend, stopped in the city a
short time today on their way to fill political
appointments.
The many frieads in this city Of Mr.. Enos
Hopkins, who was a resident OF Springfield
for number OF years prior to 1880, will be
glad to learn OF that gentlemsu's business
prosperity at Kenton, o. He is now
practically the head of the Cham
pion Iron Fence Company, OF that place
which is very large incorporation
engaged extensively in the manufacture of
iron fencing, force pumps, etc. He has re-
Gently purchased large block OF additional
stock and is the owner of the controlling in
terest in the company, which has q paid up
capital OF 100000. The company 10 very
busy filling large orders aud Mr.. Hopkins de-
votes his entire time to its affairs.
Reunion of the Old Iith Regiment O. vi.
We clip the following from the Dayton
Journal of today:
A large number Of the survivors of this
gallant regiment met at Old Guard Hall, in
this city, TOR their thirteenth annual reunion.
yesterday.
At 10 o'clock a. N. the veterans were
called TO order by their gallant colonel, Phil
ander p. Lane, Of Cincinnati. Col. NJ. P.
Nolan, Of our city, who raised Company G of
this regiment made the comrades present a
brief patriotic and warm-hearted address of
welcome to the Gem City Many ladies were
present and participated In the pleasures of
the meeting. In the afternoon the following
officers were elected:
President, p. p. Lane, Cincinnati.
Vice President, II. r. Howard, Point Pleas
ant, W. Va.
Secretary and treasurer, J. II. Horton, No.
233 West Fourth street. Cincinnati.
Addresses ~ Col. Lane, H. R. Howard.
ID. N. Steward, 7. l.. Steward, Ralph Wei.
Ter, Saml b. Smith and others, and memor.
lal addresses on deceased members by J. II. |
Horton.
In the evening speeches were made by n |
x. Howard, d. NJ. Steward, Col. N. P. Nolan.
7. l. Steward, Ralph Weller. Lewis Gibbs
and Louis Sheets. After singing patriotic
'ongs, and the expression of general good feel
ing, adjourned. The place for the neIt an.
1usl meeting has not yet tesu designated.
Real Eststs Transfers.
Dewitt hinnch to Frank J. Webb, 3.22