Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-03

Stein, of Xenia, Misses Lizzie Bookwalter,
Anna shipmau, Hattie Mellen, Lois vose.
winona weimer, Messrs. Ed. Barnett, Virgil
Coblen,z, Frank Warder and Il. r. Richter.
The City Councils Committee has recon-
mended that the @. G. O. h ]. electric bell at |
Center street crossing be removed within ten |
days, as . nuisance, and a watchman be
placed at the crossing, The report was
adopted.
Robert Mills was elected assistant Sanitary
Marshal.
f. ". Hsgan was allowed $500 for extra
services as City Solicitor, at the last meeting
Of Council.
A proposition is before the Council to in-
crease the water supply Of the city at cost
Of $4,000. The objectors to the proposition
maintain that the necessary supply can be had
for $4,000. The Council, as whole, is now
considering the two plans.
THuRspAY.-Mr. Will 8. Huffman returned
home from Hillsboro yesterday morning. Mr..
Q. W. Nell lett this morning for Nebraska
City, via the c., c., G h I. road. Mr.. Charles
Johns, OF Jackson, formerly OF Springfield. 10
spending few days with relatives here. Mr..
W. II. Hall, Of Osceola. Iowa, is in the city,
the guest of his brother, DR.. W. W. Hall, at
the Arcade Hotel. Mr.. Charles Johnston re-
turned home yesterday from Beleiontaine'
where he has been on business for several days.
Mr.. "Fod' Thomas, who runs q large cattle
rance in Colorado, is in the city visiting his
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. r P. Thomas, Of South
Factory street. Mr. r. p Thomas and family
will remove to Colorado next week, to make
that their future home.--Mr. X. II. Benson,
OF Clinton, Iowa, who is attending medical
his brother, Mr.. Harvey Benson. - Chief
Schuchman was able to ride out with the
patrol wagon this noon in response to a call.
Mr.. Chas l.. Atkinson, formerly one Of the
proprie,ors of the Lagonda House. is reported
lying at the point of death at his home In
Cadiz, with cousumption.-Frank G. Goode'
Esq has rented Mr.. Chas. Ludlows residence
on West North street, and will occupy it In .
few days. Mr.. Ludlow will remove to his
new home in the old Spencer residence on
East High street, which he recently purchased.
Mr.. John L. C,nklin received a telegram
yesterday, anbouncing the death Of bis wite's
mother, Ms. Goble, in New York. Mrs. Conk-
lin has been in attendance at her mothers
bedside for about two weeks-Ar. 8. Jerome
Uhl aud wife will go from Paris TO Geneva in
June, to spend . few weeks, during which
time he will paint a sketch Of an Alpine view
Tor Nr. P. P. Mast. The Uhls will not reach
Springfield before the middle of September
next.-Ci,y Clerk Shevalter this morning
presented Mayor Goodwin with a very hand.
some inkstaud for his ofice'-Ar. Albert
Frey left this morning for Council Bluffs,
Iowa.-Prof. A. Z. Aldrich will take charge
OF the music on Decoration Dsy.-Rev. R. h.
Thomas and family will accompany their
eldest sou, Harry, to Cotton Greek, Colorado,
where they will reside.-Miss Ette Hinkle,
Of Vienna, is visiting friends in Springfield
Mr.. Charles johnson has returned from
Belleton,aine.-Mrs. Lemuel Pence, of st.
Paris, Ohio, and Mrs. Sarah DeHavens, Of
Cincinnati. are visiting relatives 10 this city.
Miss Georgina Philips, Of Cynthians, KY,
is visiting friends in the city.-Mr. Abe
Stern leaves today With bis family for North
Carolina, where they will make their future
home.
There are some indications OF business i'm
provement in the city. Several rooms have
been vacant 10 the Arcade Block, for some
time, but now they are all occupied, and there
is demand for more.
Mr.. Chas. Reel, of the firm Of Scott L Reel,
left today Thursday with his family for
Bainbridge, o., where they will celebrate the
10th anniversary of their wedding.
Marriage licenses for the week: Joseph
Brown and Susie Davee; Forest W. Sroute
and Minerva v. Wilson; VIM. Miller and
Laura Jones; Elijah G. Barrett and Mary
Binns; Chas. Sweeny and Bridget Maran;
John G. Webb ond Glenna Coleman; Luke
Carlos and Mary Quinn.
Mr.. W. Thomas, of 55 South Mechanic
street, will iu few days leave Springfield,
u
London, Oswego Co., Kansas. Mr.. Thomas
is 70 years old, and will spend the rest OF
his days among his kindred.
S. G. Bowen, druggist Of East Main, whose
father at Marathon, O., is not expected to
live, left for there this Thursday morning.
Mr.. A. G. Allen takes charge during his ab.
sence.
Six hundred guests are expected in the
city during the National Shooting Tourns-
ment the counting week. They come from
California, Wyoming Ter, and other distant
points.
Relatives here received letter today stat
ing that Mr.. John Tuttle was accidentally
shot and killed a few days ago in Butler
county, Missouri, the bullet striking him 10
the temple. Mr.. Butler belongs to a well
known and respected family . few miles
northeast of town. He served 10 the l7th
Ohio Battery during the war, aud ten years
ago went out to Missouri, where be married.
He leaves family, and was about fifty years
| Of age.
FRIDAY.-Xr. John Foos has Just returned
from a two weeks absence in New Orleans.
Mr.. Harvey N. Siegenthaler. druggist, for
merly with Chss Ludlow, has b,ught the
Clifton place drug store, and will convert 1t
into irst-clsss establishment. Misses Shaw.
Aussleman and Messrs. J. Hunt, +. Green, @.
Mower and @. Otstot attend d the High
School Commencement at New Carlisle.
Mrs. Darr, Of Troy. 10 visiting her daughter.