Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-03
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Judge White returned last night from
Hamilton.
John Connable has returned from "ovel
, the seas"
A. W. Butt Ia on a business trip to st
Paul, Mimi.
| Mr.. Will Meredith returned from Xenia
Wednesday.
Oscar p Martin and family went to Dayton
| this morning.
John Bacon left on his bicycle yesterday
for Bsinbridge.
Robert johnson went to Findlay last even
ing on business.
Mr.. Barker, of the l., b. & W., was in the
city last evening.
Mrs. Will Huffman returned last night
from Asbury Park.
]. S. Crowell left last evening for Kansas,
over the Pan Handle.
Photographs of DR.. Leonard were sold on
the streets yesterday.
Miss Ella Bartholomew returned from Nj
sgara Falls last night.
Mrs. J. N. Niufer returned from the Thou
sand Islands last night.
Mr.. Neil, of the Arcade broker Office, went
20 Dayton last evening.
Mrs. Charles Mcguire, of New Carlisle, is
visiting friends in Xenia.
A. o. Huffman goes to Columbus today in
the interest Of the r. N. G.
W. F. Black took the Pan Handle route
for New York last evening.
Mr.. Hannibal Hamlin left last night for the
Cincinnati NJ. Il. conference.
Mr.. D. W. Stroud and wife went to the
Magnetic Springs yesterday.
Capt. Chas. Hotsenpller, of the Magnetic
Springs, is in the city today.
George II. Cook, of Cleveland, is in the
city, the guest of ]. NJ. Donnell.
Mayor Goodwin went to Columbus this
morning to take in the state fair.
Mrs. J. G. Holloway and daughter, Axle,
are visiting friends in Covington, o.
Mr.. J. A. Myers left last night for Phila-
delphia and New York, on business
Charles Slack has resigned his position as
choirister of the Central NJ. L. Church
Miss Lurlie Won Huben, OF East Pleasant
street, intends to visit Indianapolis soon.
Mrs. Jane Bdwell, mother of Mrs. At.
Byers, left Wednesday for Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. J. X. Brown, of South Center street,
returned yesterday from Il visit to friends in
Selma.
Mr.. J. X. Brown, of South Center street,
returned Wedn esday from visit to friends
in Selma.
Mrs. Mary Bancroft, OF Clifton avenue, is
visiting Mrs kleeman, on Calhoun street,
Cincinnati.
Mr.. Mitchell Benson, of Dayton, Is
spending several days at his home, east
of the city.
Mr.. r. F. Hayward goes to Columbus to-
day on business not altogether disconnected
with the Ohio campaign.
Miss Artie Payne, who has been visiting
Hannibal Hamlin and family, returned to
Franklin, lnd on Tuesday.
The champion tooth puller with his brass
band made things interesting for the small
boy on the street last night.
Mr.. Derrickson, former correspondent of
the GLoBE-REPuBLIc, has returned from an
avian dad hus nesx trim north
Supt. Van Tassel and family have removed
from the Arcade to board with Mrs. James s.
Christie, of South Center street.
Miss Rose John, Of Cincinnati, is visiting
her uncle, Chas Fisher, of the American E1-
press Company, Washington street.
August Mammes, formerly instructor in
music in the public schools, returned last even
ing from his summer trip to Europe.
The following persons left for New York
City this morning, all via Bee line J. Leh-
man, N. s. Foreman and J. B. Foreman.
Miss Sallie Ragsdale, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Granville Winger for several
weeks, returned home to Franklin, Ind, on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Capt Stewart has leased her home
stead, No. 90 Gallagher street, to Mr.. A. l..
Lessner. Doesn't this create vacancy in coun-
Gil from the First ward?
Mr.. Jason W. Phillips contemplates re-
moval to Kansas, having become quite
with the state while on recent
visit there with General keifer
Our people seem determined to enjoy the
pleasant weather as long as it lasts; the streets
are throuRed until quite late hour with
and pleasure seekers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Smally and daughter,
Miss Bessie, returned from Magnetic Springs
Wednesday. MISS Carrie Smally will re-
main at the Springs a few weeks longer.
Rev. B. W. Arnett, the well-known colored
orator, sent word to the GLoBg-RErUBLIc Of
flee yesterday that he certainly would be
present at the republican meeting tonight.
What Repubiicanism Has Done.
Republicsnism has been a good thing for
the country, aud for the democratic party.
1t has saved and regenerated the fIrper.
1t has taught the latter that if il woull sue
ceei 1t must come upon republican ground
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