Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-14
LOCdL RREVITIFS.

From Morning EditiouI
II. ". Ayers, OF Urbans, Illinois, is in the
city.
Henry A. Lee, of Ssndusky, was in town
yesterday.
Ed. A. Reeder, of Dayton WAS in the city
last evening.
W. B. Mckinney, OF Troy, was at the Ar
cade yesterday.
Clem Seys leaves tomorrow tor Texas on
prospecting tour.
J. T. Matthews, OF Cincinnati, was at the
Arcade yesterday.
J. l.. Locke left for New York via the c.
c. C. Il l. yesterday.
W. NJ. Morgan left for Hutchinson, Kan
sas, via the Bee Line
Hon. John r. Lynch departed for Natchez
Mississippi, yesterday.
W. A. Scott took the c. G. c. Il |. for Bos-
ton yesterday morning.
Miss Anna Hawthorne left for Dewitt,
Iowa, yesterday on a visit.
Gerge S. Burton, the well known druggist,
went to Detroit yesterday.
Anon kelble. jr of the Adams Express
Co., spent Sunday in Xenia.
Wesley Eichslberger, OF Urbaus, was at
the St. James hotel yesterday.
Eiw Seabrooke and Miss Bertha Fiebsch,
OF New York, are at the Lagonda.
Lewis Suckser was run in by Officers Nor
ton and Mckay for dsorderly conduct.
Manuel Regel, of 259 East street, has been
cortn'd to his bed with jaundce, but is now
hopefully CoEvalescing.
B. Shickley, OF West Columbia street, is
packing up his household goods, intending TO
remove his family TO Nebraska
Frank p. Stone civil engineer, was in
Enon yesterday, where he secured a large
contract for laying out some lots.
John C. Ridge and +. A. Rogers and wife,
of Waynesville. and J. G. Rogers and wife, of
IIarveysburg, were at the L,gonda House yes
terday.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday Remus
Brown to Fannie Allen; Toby Dolwich 10
Ertie A. Bo kin Chss. N. Craig to Eliza
beth J. Fields.
". B. Chew, editor OF Xenis Gazette, had
his hand severly cut while operating paper
cutter. The boys OF the front Office have no
business monkeyIng with the machinery in
the back Office.
A party OF five, consisting OF Mrs. Captain
Stewart Mrs. Rev. j. B. Moler, Mrs. Bishop
A., Ma,
II. Warren left for Cleveland yesterday
via the Bee line.
The dry goods store of. ". A. Hopkins, at
Belbrook, Greene county, was burglarized
on Saturday night The safe was opened
and a small amount of money secured Also,
goods, jewelry, etc, were taken.
George Serguson and Harry Stewart got
into IA fight in front of the st. James hotel
last night. Both were intoxicated. Chief
Walker and Officers Mills and Rizer locked
them up on the charge Of disorderiy con-
duct.
The farmer prohibiuonist, who administered
to the wants OF the man that fell from the
straw stack with chills near Urbana, says he
did not give him old bourbon, but Jamaica
ginger. He, however, had supply of bour-
bon in the house in case the Jamaica didn't
reach the spot. The correction is cheeriully
made.
An "rish Stew" WAS served at the Day
ton Soldiers Home yesterday. 1t consisted
of sixteen hundred pounds OF beef, forty
bushels OF potatoes and three barrels Of
onions. After washing it down with six
hundred gallons OF coffee, the boys marched
out to the polls and voted, each according to
his own judgment.
The marriage Of Baldwin T. McGrew, OF
this city, and Miss Elizabeth Young. of Troy,
was consumnated last evening at the brides
home in Troy. The wedding was quiet
but elegant affair, and the young couple were
the recipients of many very hne presents, and
host of good wishes. They will make their
future home in this city with the grooms
father, Thomas 7. McGrew, sr.
Friday Evening at Blacks.