Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-29
IOCAI ECf1IES.

J. II. Wilson, general superintendent OF
the l., b. 4 W., of Indianapolis, is in the city
The railroad switch at the intersection of
Main and Center streets is being repaired with
iron strips.
The street cars were run out at two O'Clock
last night in order to accommodate the re-
turning eScursionists.
Mrs. Robt Singer, nee Hattie Kersbner OF
Maysvile, Kentucky, is visiting her parents
at No. IA West Pleasant street.
Misses Jennie Lessner and Ella Rowe, of
Dayton, who have been the guests OF Mrs,
Ike Isaacs, lett for home last evening
The Lagonda street car line did more bus
mess Monday night than they have done Tor
a long time carrying people out to the fire.
Thomas F. Shay, prominent attorney
| and democratic politician, of Cincinnati, was
in the city Monday, stopping at the Arcade
| Many OF the local sportsmen are sending
their dogs down to the Dayton bench show.
1t is one OF the largest ever held in this state
| J. J. Buckly, OF owen Bros, left for his
home in Little Falls this morning to attend
the funeral of his mother, who died very sud-
denly.
Chas. R. John, formerly with f. S. Kelly,
has formed partnership with Edwin Jones
and gone into the coal business, corner Me.
chsnic and Washington streets.
Frank Pappett is selling patent safety
razor which is something OF daisy. 1t is sc
rugged that one could shave himself Will,
riding on horseback without fear of cutting
himself.
The many friends OF Miss Ida Monheimer
formerly OF this city, but now OF Denver
Colorado, where she went for her health, will
be pleased to learn that size has been yer.
, much benefited.
It's the general opinion that the driver @
the Clifton house reel horse drives entirely to
fast. The old veteran Sam looked as il b
would drop in his harness Monday night sfte
his long run ont to the fire. This is nc
! right.
Twenty bird dogs belonging to promnen
, sportsmen Of this city were sent to Dayto
this morning by the Adams Express compsn,
They will occupy reserved seats in the benc
= show at the Southern Ohio fair, which begs
there Monday.
Mr. J. J. Buckley, clerk at owen Bro'
r store, received telegram last night from h
home in Rome, New York, conveying the S,
e Cured yesterday. Mr.. Buckley left for Ron
= this morning. He has the sympathy OF b
e many friend. IN this city.
u The New York Medical Advocate Of Ia
month, one OF the most prominent medic
= journals in this country, contained portrs
and sketch OF DR.. l.. f. Russell, of this cit
'r Only physicians aud surgeons OF great prom
inence in their profession are accorded sue
an honor, and DR.. Russell may well consid
. it great honor.
: A little three year old son of Villa
Gram, who lives about four miles south
n town. had both bones OF the right foresr
= broken this morning by being thrown from
: horse His father was holding the lit,
i fellow on, but the horse stumbled and is
throwing him to the ground. DR.. Russ,
| Ctlleu anu set INC Dlohcu
. About half past three o'clock this NOR
s ing the patrol wagon was called to the Oh
!. Southern crossing at East street and co
a veyed Jonn Huston to his home at ISL Fl
street Huston is employed in the yard, a
in jumping from An engine this morning
fell. in such manner as 10 cause paraly sis
- tine entire left side. DR.. Mclaughlin v
ne summoned and attended the injured man
jb prominent gentleman living on W
High street while coming down town
South Yellow Springs street last night abe
y eleven o'clock was approached by man "
lie hastily inquired what time it was. The &,
s. tlemsn suspected that all was not right a
he instead of pulling out his watch pulled
y revolver. He then made the fellow tel wi
y his name was and then let him 20. lie "a
, s. his name as Frank and said he lived % ST
he street.