Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-19
ABOUTOUR OWN PEOPLE.
WHERE THEY GO4ND THiT THEY
IRE DOING.

Our Own People, Our Neignbors and Our
Guests-The Record of an unesentfui
Week.
MoNpAY-Mr Jerome Fassler, of New
York, is in the city. Judge Little returned
to Columbus this morning Rev. DR.. Fall
coner talks of going 10 Europe this season.
General Keifer returned to the city Saturday
evening. L. C. Morris, general eastern pas
sepger agent for the L., B II W, is in the
city. Z. Mannheimer, OF Pittsburg, spent
Sunday in Springfield. DR.. Welsh and wife
| went to Lancaster Saturday for short visit;
they will return today. John H. Johnson is
around once more, after his severe illness.
| Rev. William E. Fay lett today tor Louis
| vile, Ky., and will be absent about two
weeks, attending the sessions of Miami Con-
gregational Conference, at Newport, Ky,
next week. Miss Nina Heath, who has been
| efficiently assisting Clerk OF Courts Rabbits
in his Office for several weeks, has returned
to her home at Urbsna Mr.. Alex Sykes and
family left today for Lacon, Kan, where they
will reside. Mr.. r. A. Benson, OF Dayton, is
in the city today. NJ. and Mrs. B. H.
Warder have returned to this city before TAX
ing possession of the Window mansion at
Washington. Marshal Hayward is recover
ing. Mrs. E II. Brennan, OF Toledo, is visit
/ ing friends in the city. Messrs. VIM. N.
Whiteley and A. Q. Chase left this morning
tor Cincinnati.
| J. L. Coleman. the undertaken, received
Saturday, from the shops at Rochester, n. Y,
a new 81 200 hearss.
Patrol officer James c. Walker thinks
seriously Of removing to the Cumberland
river country early the coming fall 10 locate.
John Sloan, general roadmaster of the In
diana, Bloomington Il Western system, has
had his jurisdiction extended over the Ohio
Southern.
Miss Anna Steele is at home from the
South.
Mr.. James Walker has returned from Ken
I lucky and Tennessee.
Mr.. G. D. Cartmell has gone to St. Joseph,
No., where he has accepted situation with
the branch house OF the Springfield Engine
and Thresher Co.
Mr.. John Bolser, of South Taylor street,
was surprised, last Sunday, by visit from
his children, grandchildren aud relatives
generally, it being his Sch birthday ami
versary.
The new Live Stock Protection Association
met in the County Commissioners room
Saturday afternoon, with much larger at
tendance than before, and nine new members
signed the roll, paying the s. initiation each.
1t was decided to incorporate legally, and a
committee consisting OF Ross Mitchell, D. W.
Rawlings, A. ". Mumper, George Brain and
George Reed, was appointed o take out a GER
tifcate. 1t is said that all horses owned by
members Of that orga: izition are branded in
a certain manner and that no animals show
ing that brand has ever been stolen.
VS. Thompson became the purchaser, al
Sheriff's sale, Saturday, of the N. Basey prop
rety on State street, at 81 ,OOO, and the C. NJ.
, King property, on Washington street, at S3,-
500 and both sales were confirmed in cour,
this morning. At the sale of the johnson
farm, near Enon, l3T acres were sold to Adol-
phus H. Smith, j., a, Ss0.75 per acre, Il total
of $ll ,062.75, and 20 30 acres of woodland
to James Fulton, at $50 an acre, $l,Ol5. To.
tai OF sale Sl2.O77.75
The Dayton Denocrat says: The Big SiA
| Rand Of Snr;pu6sli n rave q concert al
/ Weidner's Opera House last night. The at.
tendance was large and the music excellent
The concert solo by Prot. John Reising wa:
superb. and was encored several times. Hy
Henry and Prot. Levy should look to theil
laurels. Last nights concert was success
: both in attendance and merit.
Aunt Susan Black, as she was famiiarly
, known, said to be the Oldest woman in the
, county, died at the lnfrmary on Saturday
where she had lived for eleven years, and wa;
, buried Sunday last. She was ninety-uine
, years old, within one year of round hun
dred.
The following jurors have been drawn fo
service at the regular term of Common Plea
court, beginning Monday, May Il. Crane
:. Jury Samuel DERRICK, Donrelsville; Johr
:. Vail, Ninth ward; Samuel Hays, Springfield
township; Eli Brantner, Mad River town
ship; J. N. Deardorff, Fifth ward; Rel Rath
bun, Harmony; o. n. Bartholomew, Sixtl
ward; W. II. Young, Second ward; ". X
+ Jordan, Pike township; {. p. Remsberg
Second ward; John Peitit Sixth ward; Harr,
:. Brosey, Midway; George Elder, Greene
e James Allen, Donnelsville; Chas. W. She
g walter, Second ward. Petit Jury: H. F
Sterrett, R. c. Biggs, David Stewart, Wm
0 jenkins, VIM. Michael, c. Il. PeltOn, J. NJ
|. Runyan, Samuel Hamlet, H. VI. Sellers. Johl
q Mckinley, John B. Hougn, Michael Shock
messy.
j Aaron Gaines and family have removes
from South Charleston to This city.
e The following members of the Count
= Board of Agriculture were re elected las
1 Monday: Madison, L. B Sprague; Harmony
g James D. Boyd; Mad River, Samuel J. Nc
h Clure; Moorefeld, Reuben Seiiers; German
: John Kiblnger; Bethel, D. O. Franz; Greene
:, James T. Garlough; Springfield, Charlie
Stewart; Pike S. Harshbarger; Springfield
s city, Jacob Kershner; Pleasant, John "
t Yeazell. The following officials we're elected
o President, DR.. j. S. R. Hazard; Vice Presi
il dent, George n. Elder; Treasurer, D. 2
Jefferies; Secretary, Leon B. Sprague; all re
J. elected. President Hazard appointed Chas
n Stewart, John Klblinger and John Kershne