Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-25
LOCAL BREvITlES.

No arrests We're made last evening.
Miss Alice Goode left for Washington, d.
t., today.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob. j. Miller leave tonight
for Chicago.
Ed. l.. Barret returned from Chicago
Tuesday evening.
Regular meeting of Relief Corps, Friday,
Nov. %, at 3 p. IN.
Will. Sharon. county surveyor, is in
Cincinnati on business
Quincy Smith, of New Carlisle, is in the
city on business today
Wiel Gapo. with Howell. Gano & Co, of
Cincinnati. is in the city.
City Engineer Moler and wife went to
Detroit this morning via Cleveland.
J. ID. Moler and wife left this morning
for Detroit to spend Thanksgiving day.
Chss. Cathcart and wife left for Coium-
bus this afternoon to spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phillips left over the
Bee Line this morning for Dmkirk, n. Y.
The case of Mrs. George Mills and James
Golfer was heard in Squire Stout's court to-
day.
Marriage licenses were issued to James
Huckins and Nellie E. Leffel today in pro-
bate court
The Eureka Club gives one of its charm
ing dancing parties this evening at Black S
opera house parlors.
The Champion City Drum Corps give an
elegant Thanksgiving ball at the armOry on
Main street tonight.
Mrs. Charles Ludlow left for Hinton.
Virginia. this morning. Mr.. Ludlow went
as far as Cincinnati
The Merry Companions" hold Thanks
giving Jubilee and dancing party at An
fingers Hall this evening.
The great Pat Rooney and his company
of thirty-iive artists At Blacks Opera House
tomorrow. matinee and evening.
The case Of John b. Able VS.. p s. Finch
for the malicious destruction of a S6 watch
was up before Squire Stout today.
The German Benevolent Society will
street with grand ball this evening.
The Fifth Battery will engage in target
practice with 81 and shell at . o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at the old Tecumseh
range. west of town.
Samuel S. Black. wholesale dry goods,
New York. is visiting his brothers, Andrew
c. and William NJ. Black. and will remain
until after Thanksgiving.
II should be remembered that the Thanks
giving services will commence tomorrow
at 1890 a. m. instead of IL o'clock, the
usual hour Of church services.
By order of the President. Morris Te-
han. the Irish National League will meet
hall. in the Leuty block, on Market street.
Miss Belle Wilson. formerly of this city.
and who has been visiting In Pittsburg for
the past six weeks, is the guest of Mrs. Ed
ward Harrison, of 'Lagonda View Farm" ="
Mrs. f. J. Wilson. who has been SPEND
ing the summer in Brooklyn. n. y, has re-
turned. and is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ed
ward Harrison. of 'Lagonda View Farm, y
The following are included in the list of
guests at the Arcade today: S. p. Parker.
Philadelphia; A. c. Elliott. New York; W..
4. Houk, Rochester, n. Y, and }. C..
Whitaker. or Dayton.
L. c. Smith. freight conductor on the
l. b. & W.. was arrested by Officers Norton
and Mast this morning for Blocking up with
freight train the entrance TO the first alley
west of Market street.
A. r. Davis. the handsome conductor on
the Ohio Southern. held 33. the lucky num-
ber that drew the elegantly carved meer-
schaum pipe, raffled off by John McGoni-
gal. at the Arcade Hotel, yesterday after
noon.
Everybody should go q see Morningstar
tomorrow afternoon and evening at the
..Mikado" Ladies will be charged admis-
sion in the afternoon the same as gentle
men. The admission in the evening will be
twenty-five cents.