Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-14
LOCAL 6REWTiES.

Neal Carr was arrested for being drunk
last night BY officer Mills.
Mrs. Jas. J.. Huffman Is visiting friends
in McDonough county, Illinois.
Marketmsster Way contiscated sixteen
pounds of light weight butter this morning.
Mrs William Wood of West High street,
is confined IA her bed b, a serious attack of
lung fever
! Members Of the Pastoral Conference are
requested to meet Monday morning. at 10
o'clock sharp.
! Frank Eichelhsrger. OF Urhana, arrived
this morning 10 spend Sunday a. the guest
Of Judge White.
Dr. George went 10 Dayton this morning.
W 5. Chapman went 10 Columbus on
business this morning.
Miss Corda Pierce, Of Knoxville Iowa, is
visiting at Thomas kizer's residence on
West Columbia street.
Last night Marshal Hughes put Mrs.
Jennie Finch under arrest on a charge of
using profane language.
Mrs. Clara r. Cushman went to Colum-
bus this morning for brief visit to Warden
Petrey of the Penitentiary.
Miss Mary, youngest daughter of DIR.
Lewis north side, has been quite ill for a
few days. but is now well again.
Frank Weaver has recovered from his
long illness and returned 10 Resume his po-
sition a. clerk at the Arcade Hotel.
Cleveland Gazette: The GLoBE-REPUB-
Lie. of Springfield. should be commended
for its excellent reports of all local matters
our people of that city.
Dan Sully and his Corner Grocery" will
be at Blacks Opera House next Saturday.
This will be- the first appearance of Mr.. 4
Sully and his grocery in this city.
The mayor held brief court at : O'Clock .
last evening and dismissed Mrs. Hoover and /
Mrs Atkinson. charged by Mrs. Jennie
Finch, with using profane language.
q. Il. Hamaker reported to the police
that couple of strips of carpet were stolen
from his yard about 6 o'clock Thursday
,vening. The carpet was found this morn
ng and restored to its owner with no ques-
ions asked
The magnificent collection of higher
lass etchings exhibited at the Arcade hotel
or the past few days by c. J. Halle. have
reated great awakening of art interest i'll
springfield. Mr.. Halle has decided to re- .
lain until Tuesday next
Yesterday afternoon the police investiga-
81 thoroughly the burial of Mrs. Henry
'mith's babies mentioned in yesterdays pa ,
er. They found in il no grounds Ia Sus- I
ert foul play and think they were buried
n the yard because the family is too poor !
D buy lot at the cemetery. They will be
lowed tO remove the bodies. /
The course of Sunday evening lectures .
by DIR. Falconer on The Book =
f the Judges" promises "a he more than a a
cries of biographies. The subject EN- a
races the history Of q self-governing peo-
lie for three centuries-their political and
,cial as well As their religious life The t
.sSons for tomorrow will be found in that Y
Id record. I
The late DIR. A. T. Keyt, of Walnut !,
ills. married sister of Hannibal G. Ham b
n. Of this city, and was not brother of r
Irs. Hamlin. a has been stated. The doctor l
as a contributor to the leading medical q
'urnals of the country and of the London /,
ancet He was also the inventor of the I,
for ascertaining at once the "
,atings of the heart and pulse 1t was ?
und. through the post mortem eSamna- =
on that he died of heart disease. not apo +
exy. He was a gentleman of the very O
ghest character. I