Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08
LOCAL BRkVTSlsS.
From Morning Edition.l


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Col. ". r. Holloway, of indianapolis, is In
the city.
George D. Bent, OF Chicago, was in the city
yesterday.
Col. Geo. ". Carter. of Boston, Mass, is a,
the Arcade.
O.F.H Hypes was in South Charleston on
= business, yesterday.
J. A. Barker, of the I. B 4 W. railroad,
was in the city yesterday.
W. r. Horner and wife returned yesterday
from a visit In Cincinnati.
Officer Marshall run in N. II. Mccartney
last night for plain drunk.
Milton Goodsellow, OF Magnetic Springs,
Union county, is In the city.
Louis G. Huffman ia confined to his room
with severe attack Of vertigo.
W. Keinman. of Cincinnati, is visiting
JEFF Mead, on the old Dayton pike.
Theo. Hohl contemplatesa visit to the far
west immediatel, after the election.
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guest OF his brother, N. A. Hayward.
Owen Swadeper. n prominent farmer living
near Oldtown, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Carrie Smalley, Of this CITY, has been
spending a few days at Washington Q. n.
E1-Tnspector Boyd takes Inspector Walkers
former place as driver Of the patrol wagon.
Elias Lane stands charged with intoxics-
ton at the station, arrested by Officer Rzer.
Mike Musselman was pstroled in from the
Railroad House. charged with plain drunk.
is. Murphy, Harry Stocks,ill and Grant
Neff, Of New Carlisle, we're in town yesterday.
Reed commandery, Of Dayton. passed
through the city yesterday morning for Cleve-
land.
Mrs. Richard Ramsay; OF Covington, KY,
10 visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Nc
Gonigal.
W. G. Downey, OF p. P. Mast h Co., is in
st. Louis, looking after the red ribbons for
their goods.
Mike Ring is at the station house, charged
with resisting An officer. lie was taken by
Officers Norton and Nicklas.
James Turner, agent of the American Er-
press Company, Of Dayton, was the guest Of
d. l.. Dolson for brief visit yesterday.
Miss Lucy vinsl, Of West Washington
street, is visiting her friend, Mrs F. G.
kleiuman, of Calhoun street, Cincinnati.
Business in the county buildings was de-
cidedly dull yesterday. Politics is the all
absorbing subject of thought in legal circles.
John K. Hutchinson, the detaulting tress.
urer Of Xenia township, Greene county, has
found the defaulter's haven OF rest, Canada y
Michael O'Neill is visiting bis parents
in Adams county, and will address a repub-
lican meeting at West Union on Saturday
night.
Inspector Walker found lap robe at the
corner OF Market and High streets, which the
owner can have by calling at the police head
quarters.
The remains Of Chief Fred Schnchm.n,
which have been in the receiving vault at
Fern Cliff since the funeral, were Inferred
yesterday.
Col. John l.. Long general agent of the
G. r. |. h P. railroad, WAS in the city Tues
day. He will return again on Friday with
his white plug.
Some irreverent fellow walked away from
Music Hall last Monday, under DR.. Leonard's
81 hat, leaving very greasy and much-worn
head-piece in its place.
The Coving,on, Newport and Hen'aleman's
commsnderies passed through the city yester-
day, as the guests of the Cincinnati COM
mandery, en- route for Cleveland.
The will Of Margaret Allen, deceased, late
a resident Of Greene township, was admitted
to probate Wednesday. David Hit was
named as EXECUTOR personally $1,000.
The patrol wagon was called to box so, on
the Hill, last evening, to take lot Of boys
who kicked a tray OF cakes from bakers
hands. The boys fled at the approach of the
wagon and were not found.
The new Police Inspector Walker called
the roll for ,he first time at the headquarters
last night. He made neat little address to
the boys, and the new administration was
considered as fully insugurated.
Palestine commandery No. 33, of this city,
left for Cleveland last evening to attend the
grand commandery Of Ohio, which convenes
there today. They will be the guests OF
Reeds commsndery of Dayton. twenty-five
members went.
A Leonard guard from this city, who went
down to Cincinnati on Monday, desired to
take the 1925 train home, but he wandered
down to the river onto the wharf boat and
would bave stepped of into the river and
soaked his prohibition badge, had not some
body caught him. Too much river water.
Christopher Niuifer, father OF J. NJ. Niufrer,
who Ia now seventy-four years Of age, has
been visiting his son here for some weeks.
and though not through with his visit here,
will return to Chillicothe to vote for Foraker.
This shows the republican spirit Of this cam
paign.
A school teacher was explaining to her
pupils. among whom was the little sou OF
Springfield clergyman, the significance of the
word "famine." 1t WAS some time before the
children Rrasped the idea, but 6uslly 1t
dawned upon the preachers little boy. 80,
know now" said he, "thats what We have
nearly every day at our house"
Capt. Mattox, one of the editors OF Sam
the Scsranouch, OF Cincinnati, who attended
the reunion of the Seventeenth battery In