Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-01
LOCAL BREWTIES.

Gen. Kefer is back from his visit to Kan |
Sas.
The Citizens gas well is stdtu quo dnte-
a little over |. 400 feet deep.
The mayor holds court at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon. waiting until after the memorial
services are over.
John Russell was run in last night by Of
licers RiZer and Marshall for drunken and
diSorderly conduct.
Doc Houston says that If there proves to
be nothing in it, the gas well can be sawed
up and sold for post-holes.
A. ii. Perfect, of the Springfield Machine
Co, left this morning for Wilmington, o..
Ia visit relatives and friends.
Ed. Perfect, of Marysville. O., who has
been visiting relatives in this city, left for
Wilmington. o., this morning.
Rev. Walter Thomas Mills. of Wooster,
Is in the city in attendance at the meeting of
the prohibition state executive committee.
J. 3. Martin. who is soon to begin the
publication Of the new prohibition daily of
Cincinnati, The Independent, is in the city.
There was some talk of running print
ing Office over at the East street shops TO do
been abandoned.
David Canon. on Gallagher street. was
arrested last evening for keeping vicious
| dog on complaint of Mrs. Brier. whose son
had been bitten by the beast.
The Chautauqua normal class was well
tended. last night. The next meeting
will be- held on the Monday evening be
tween Christmas and New Year.
Master Willie Bauer. whose violin solo
! playing attracted 50 much attention at the
vocal society last evening. is pupil Of Rob
ert ID. Brain, the violinist, of this city.
Miss Edith Carver, charming and viva.
ciou> young society belle of Troy. o.. who
has been the guest of Miss Esther Simpson
for the past week. returned home today.
| 4 little daughter of Harry B. Hendley is
quite i'll with brain fever. and Mr.. Hendley
was called home from Cleveland. where he
WAS fitting up business room for the Brad
| street agency.
The Springfield National Gas and Oil Co.
have their derrick completed. about nifty
yards below the Citizens well. Their ma
chinery is all on the ground and partly sci
up. They expect 10 begin boring next Fri
day.
| The ladies' who have been chosen pres
dents of the Associated Charities for the
the trustees at the Congregational churcl
tomorrow Wednesday, afternoon. at half
past two, sharp.
| Owing Ia the fact that Dr. Leonard speak.
NJ Detroit. Mich, on Thursday evening. th'
Jubilee meeting has been postponed to Fri
day evening. Dec. 1. and will he held in th'
Grand Opera House instead of Centra
Rink. a. announced.
Last evening a drunken man namet
James Bailey drew quite a crowd by at
tempting 10 make a democratic stump speecl
at the corner of Main and Center streets
Officer FurnisS came along and cut short tn,
fun by yanking him off to the station house
The old Chandler Robbins property. ol
East Main. now belonging to our enterpris
ing and wealthy citizen, Ross Mitchell. i
frequently mentioned as suitable sit
with good buildings) for a city hospital
No doubt ii could be obtained on libera
terms.
The young ladies' Bible class Of Snow
Hill L. :. 5. will give an entertainment a
the chapel next Saturday evening, Dec.
; literary programme will be rendered. af
ter which a good social time is anticipated
All are most cordially invited. Admission
10 cents.
The third lecture of the Central N. Z
church will be given this evening in tn
audience room of the church. The subjec
Of the lecture isthe Origin of Man." and i
will be delivered by the Rev. McWhinnes
Of this city. Admission, fifteen cents. \
large attendance is requested.
| If any reader of the GLoBE-REPUBLI'
has or can give information where the ol'
.'irio'' called the Country Singing SchOO
Teachers" as sung by the Alleghenian
thirty years ago., can be gotten. they vii
greatly oblise Mrs. J. NJ. Niuffer. chairman
of the executive committee of the Women
Relief Corps.
j. ID. Phleger has removed his \. Y. 7
4 o. railway ticket office from the St Jane
to the central room in the front of tn
iGrand Opera House. on South Limestone
He has full line of tickets to points east
west and south. He also represents the In
man. Cmard. White Star and Hamburl
steamship lines.
The |. b. Il W. R'y Company now run
through cars from Springfield TO kansa
CITY. When il runs through ears from her
to Chicago the GLoBE-REPUBLIC will b
glad to make the announcement.
through train. or at least through cars. with
change. from Springfield to Chicago. is, will
the new hospital. a long felt want.
The two-year old child of Mr.. and Mrs
Lon Hullinger. and grand child Of Charlie
and Louisa FerremZ. died very suddenly ol
Monday afternoon of Group. The funera
will take place on Wednesday. at , o'clock
from the family residence, No. 226 Soutl
Center street. lnternent at Ferncliff
Friends Of the family are invited.
What Springfield Tee.l> is bakers doZei
of Reuben Springers and David Sintons
II i suspected that II already has them. al
though they are lot YET quite ready {" ma
| terialzc. Il. II. Warder is probably one o.
them. "A, he has offered $50. 900 for librar,
hui!ding. if our citizens would furnish q
~uifahlr site. according /" specifications, an,
he hasn't withdrawn the offer.
4 n~iiehtful farty.
| \ delightful pary WAS held at the resi-