Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12

On Wednesday
J. Guilord White. the Washington steuog-
fapher, has returned from Washington, D. c.,
aud has reopened his law office here. He
resigned the position which he held in the
auditors Office Of the District of Columtis.
H. L. Rockfeld, formerly of the Phillips
House, now OF the Arcade, of Springfield,
will have charge Of the Yellow Springs House
this summer.-Dayton Journal.
But Mr.. Rockield says he won't.
The base ball season opens here Monday
tomorrow between Dayton and Springfield.
The grounds have been repaired and every
thing is in good shape.
J. H. Smith, one OF Keu.on's manutactur-
ers, was visiting his brother, W. N. Smith,
near this city, during the week
The Big Six Band, of Springfield, Ohio,
give concert at Weidners Opera House
Sunday night.-Dayton Journal.
Early in 1868, in the columns of the
SPRINGFIELD DAILY REPUBLIC, the Rev. A. H.
Bassett, D. D., predicted that the seventeen
year locusts would appear in that year, and
they did. He now says: "You can say that
they will appear this year, for they will"
James P. Goodwin, Esq, received his certi-
6cate of election as Mayor, Thursday, and the
oath of office was administered to him, at his
rooms, by William N. Rockel, E=q, without
any particular formality. His bond was pre-
sented to Council and he expects to enter
upon his duties next Monday. Amos Miller,
young man who has been in his law Office
for some time, will be Mayors clerk under
the new administration. William H. Hughes
City Marshal-elect, took the oath Thursday
also, Oscar T. Martin, Esq, officiating. Mag
istrate W. A. Stou, awaits the receipt OF his
commission from the Governor before CON-
meacing business. He will have An office on
Main street.
The Xenia papers state that Rock6sld, OF
the Arcade, is to run the Yellow Springs
house this summer, which is the first Mr..
Rockfeld knew OF it. He says he isn't going
to do anything of the sort. Harvey Gram
will just As likely be there as anybody else,
and that is sufficient to insure cd entertain
ment at the Yellow Springs House when the
heat OF summer comes Cd.
Captain West and his division of the Sal
walton Army will open here (today) Sunday
2:30 o'clock on Market Square, and at 10th
scheu,z's Hall, East Main street. at and
7:45 p. m.
Mr.. Penfeld's (of sprinT6eld) plan was
adopted by the board last Monday evening ;or
the new school house, New Carlisle.
Thos. B. Niuahsn. Esq, prominent men,
Der Of the bar Of this county, since his ad-
mission to practice, lett the city Thursday for
Omaha, Nebraska, where he will Locate in the
practice of his profession.
A card upon the door, with "sick" written
upon it. explains Mr.. John H. Johnson's ab-
sence from his Office on Friday.
A progressive euchre porty was held at the
residence of Mr.. Joseph Black, Thursday even
ing.
At 8 a. N. tomorrow Monday the case Of
Emil Heptig against Herman A. Ashley y ill
be tried before Squire Rightmyer. Heptig's
son was injured several months since, while
passing along East Pleasant street, by the fall
ing Of shed which projected over the side
walk, which shed belonged TO Ashley. Dau-
20 nt L..
Heptig
Mr.. Charles Lewis, Of the Lagonds House.
is very dangerously sick.
Miss Laura Bowman, Of Ferncliff avenue,
entertained her friends With progressive
euchre on Thursday night. Mr.. George War
der and Mss Dow taking first prizes, and Mr..
Gus Summers and Miss Bowman second.
Nine couples were present, and were elegant
ly lunched after the play
Chief Fred Schuchman is able to be on the
streets again.
Messrs. Love Mock, VIM. Stephens and
Howard Smith have returned from Maryland
Misses Katie and Josie Murphy are visiting
In Uurbans.
Mrs. Mary Ward asks the court for d.
vorce from her husband, Walter Ward, on
the grounds of intoxication and failure to
provide. She asks also for the custody of the
child and alinony.
At the regular meeting OF the Prohibition
Club, Thursday night, speeches were made
by R. S. Thompson, DR.. Leonard, o. n
Sellers, John L. Berry and John Wollen-
haupt.
One Of the most reliable indicators that
"spring have come" is the arrival of the circus
bill posters.
Judge Littler says it is only a question of
a very short time when the B. l. o. telegraph
company would construct new line Of tele-
graph through Springfield from Columbus to
Indianapolis.
James Dale has the contract for the new
Spangenberger block to be erected on Market
street south of Washington.
AT the national shooting tournament to be
held at Springfield, Nay l. John T. Norris
has offered his medal, won first by himself in
the national shooting contest held at the
Highland House, Cincinnati, IN 1879, and re-
won twice since then, to the best marksman,
himself competing. of course. Each contest
ant will put up 500 and the successful one
will take the purse. The badge is beautiful
ornament, being . gold star set with five
jewels, among which is q diamond and . gold
revolver pendent. The revolver is bat one
inch in length, but hiss all the parts Of q full
sized revolver.
William n. Rocket, ESQ.,, Of this city, a
contributor TO the Law Bulletin and Journal
and to other law periodicals of the country,