Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-12
LOCAL EDTTIFS.

Russell seeds leaves Tor columbus thls
evening.
Charles Johnston left tot Marysyille this
on business.
Chas. Flen,ke, of East Liverpool, is regis
tered at the ST. James.
D. W. Carter, OF Darlington, is in the city
stopping at the st. James.
Vim. yder lett, this morning, on visit
TO f,ends in Menomonee, Wis
Mrs. Warner Hyde lett for New York city
this IN orning, via the Bee Line.
Joseph Little and family leave today for
St. Joseph, Mo-. via the Bee Line.
Ex-Mayor Coles ailment has some symp-
toms OF paralysis, and he does not improve 10
health.
The republicans Of the first ward are re-
questsd to meet at the sherifs office this
evening at 80 o'clock
Geo. l.. Cherber, Of Detroit; Edward
Foord, OF Syracuse, n. Y; and G. J. Snyder,
of Sterling; are al the Lagouda.
Miss Harriet Bushnell and friend, Miss Nor
gan, of Cincinnati left for New York and
Brooklyn this morning via New York Cen.
tral.
l.. f, Wood, of Cincinnati; F. A. Walker
of Clevelsnd and A. o. James, of Philsdel
phia; are among the guests today at tn,
Arcade.
Everett J. Waring, former Springfield
| colored man, has been admitted to the bar il
| Baltimore, the first colored man admitted il
Maryland.
The congregatonalists will hold their social
| on Thursday evening of this week, with MI
and Mrs. G. W. Hastings, on Main at the cor
| ner OF Plum.
There WAS q small (unreported) FIRE on tn
| corner of Maiden Lane and Western avenue
| Sunday, but no alarm was turned in. Bucket
| did the work OF ex'inguishing.
Some unenlightened person telephoned t
this office, this morning, to Ind out if Spring
field had larger population than Dayton
| OF course it has; what ignorance. This cit
| can just 90 Dayton 900 better
Another man has gone back on the demo
cratic party. "Shortie" Bretztelder, who ha
been a lifelong democrat, announces thi
morning that be is a Leonard man all o,e
He will make II speech on market square tc
night
In all justice TO the Central chemical
should be stated that the reason for its max
| ing rather poor time at the second FIRE yester
day morning was that they were refiling th
tanks and could not possibly get ou, an
| sooner.
Arrangements are being made for sal
and supper, which the ladies OF the Fir
Presbyterian church expect to hold on tn
18th and Goth Of November, aud they HOP
to make the AFFAIR even more attractive tina
| the autumn fete Of last year.
Miss Mary J. Holbrook, missionary fror
Japan, In whom the Methodist ladies {
Springfield are especially interested, will hol
service in High Street N. L. church ,hl
evening at halt past seven. All friends c
the good cause are cordially invited. n
charge for admission.
A club of good republican voters fror
the township will go to Harmony this even
ing to counteract the influence of the prohi
birion meeting to be held there Clubs wi
also 60 from Congress school district an
Possuu school district. The Harmony clu
| will DC under tho uaptnincy OF r. P. kupp.
Alex. Thompson AMI Henry Smith, tw
colored employees Of the Arcade, are in tror
bic, especially Henry. They room tog.th,
on North Spring street, and Thompso
missed IS from his pocket Saturday nigh
aud suspicion points strongly to Henr
Wn. Woods, special Arcade policeman, a
rested Henry yesterday evening.
Miss May Bsssett, daughter of John
Bassett of Wsitely, FsssIer L Kelly, b,
just graduated with high honors at the cor
vent Of St Joseph Toronto, Canada, havin
completed five years course. She brin,
with her several diplomas and an elexan ut 90
medal for special excellence in music, pain
ing, embroidery, French and German, an
has just gone to take two years course
the Cincinnati college of music.