Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-10

enade were Robert Pursell, James Rodgers,
II. II. Moores, Harry Frey, Denny Rodgers
and Frank Clark.
FRIpAy.--Mr. o. n. Duttop, formerly Of |
this city, but now Of Vermont, 10 visiting
friends here.-Mr. and Mrs. John q. Webb |
are living at Mrs. Muzzys, on South Center
s,reet.-Mr. Re,ce Julien was at Vienna last
week. |
Mr.. J. p. Winters went to Dayton today |
friday, on information Of the dangerous
illness of his brother, the widely known Rev.
David Winters, d. D., now "a years af aye.
Letters from Paris announce the gratifying
fact that our fellow W nsman, 8. Jerome
Uhl, has had two pictures accepted for the
Salon OF 1885. This Is a very high honor.
The mother of Mr.. A. II. Griffith, Of No.
II West Mulberry street, has received from
friends in London, England, a mammoth,
rich, fruit cake, Of which a liberal selection
has found its way to this Office through Mr..
Gritiiths courtesy.
The handsome gold watch ht st. Joseph's
Church Fair went of last Saturday evening.
aad was won by Miss Maggie Kearns, Of 2s9
I East Pleasant street, for selling the largest
number OF combination tickets. The num-
Der sold by Miss Kearns was 4s3 tickets.
DJdson's horse and buggy, reported stolen
from Sam. Harriss, on Winter street, was
found in fence corner four or Ave miles
east Of town next day, with everything in-
tact.
The famous Lincoln Club. of Cincinnati, 10
coming to the State Convention en- mosse, in
great shape. Judge Foraker is member Of
the organization. The Queen Citys will also
be here.
In Common Pleas Court this morning +.
S. Wallace, Esq, AS attorney for Sarah ].
Strother f. Smith, on the ground Of grsss
neglect Of duty and failure to furnish the nee
essares Of life, although, as alleged, abund-
antly able to do SO.
Rev. summerbell, of Yellow Springs, while
waiting for the Pan Handle train Thursday
in the Arcade Hotel had valuable overcoat
stolen by some unknown thief. he lett II
on the chair while he stepped out to the Ar
cade entrance.
Mrs. DR.. Hengst left yesterday for Waco,
Texas, where she will join her husband who
is located there, and will make their future
home.
The commission appointed to select loca.
ton and site for the proposed intermediate
penitentiary, spent last night iu this city
registering at the Arcade Hotel, coming 10 on
the evening train from Yellow Springs, whers
they were yesterday for the purpose Of in.
spec,ing that place, particularly the Nef
House property, as TO its advantages for III
new institution. The commission consists o.
Judge John N. Pugh. Of Columbus; r. n
Marriott, of Delaware, aud J. Q. Smith, o
Oakland, Clinton county. With exception o
Mansfield, which is next to be visited, thes'
gentlemen have now been to every place l.
the State, making propositions for the institu
ton. With their work only partly per
formed, they are Of course unable TO .,
definitely what location will be accepted, bu
all expressed themselves a. very favorabl,
impressed with the advantages and attrac
tions offered by Yellow Springs, and 1t woul,
; not be surprising to learn our lovely neigh
: Dor had bagged the game on the fatteripl
: propositions submitted by Theodore Cook an
W. G. Nef, who met the committee. Th
following named prominent Xenians wer
also on hand to adv ocate the selection q
Yellow Springs: Hon. John p Martin, {
| G. Shearer, N. G. Allison, Hon. J. G. Gos,
and others.
E b. H. Brennan to Joshua Swayue, propert
:. on East Clifton street: $4,000.
Cstharine Harrington to W. B. hcCormicl
lot on East Liberty street: $4,000.
t Susrn ]. Bradford to Sallina E. Mcconnell
h. lot on Southern avenue: 81, 500.
0 FIecutors of VI. L Crothers to James Ca
son, property on South Market street: $3.50
t George stoffer to David Stoher, part OF X
in Hills addition: $40.
Charles Stroud TO Samuel Shafer, lot
Strouds first addition: 5000.
: Sarah Flrnagan to Bridget Flanagan, qu
;, claim to property on Columbia and Sprin
g streets: 81.
Bridget Flanagan; ct. el. to Catharine ",
= ters, quit claim to property on Columbia On
8 Sprin5 streets: 81.
Eli Bowman to Diehl / Glsdfelter, 2 10
, on Maiden Lane: $1,000.
John J. Jamisou, to Robert r. Rucker, Il
in New Carlisle 5000.
!. Cstharine Waters to Bridget and MAJ
;, Flanagan, quit claim TO lot on Columbia ar
!, Market streets: 5000.
Bridget Flanagan ct. sl. to Sarah Flan
:, gan, lot on Spring street 81.
? SArURDAY-Miss Ella Hamilton, Of Ne
AZ Carlisle, is visiting in the city.-Mr. e.
h Stafford and daughter, Of Urbana. are at Il
g. Lagonda. Charles Bacon left last eve
g. ing for Lincoln, Neb.-Judge White v
I, spend Sunday in Dayton.-Aiss Lou Sha'
10 OF North Market street, returned this NOR
,e ing from visit with Miss May Daily, at Ne
DR. Carlisle.--Miss n. A. Moore 10 guest At u
=. Grand Hotel Cincinnati.
st MrS. R. H. Ramsey, Of Covington, K!
la mother OF Mrs. John hcGonigal, who b
ID beep visiting with the newly.married couE
" since their return, started to board the Ci
Ii cnnati train to return home this mornin
ID but she tainted before reaching the train, aI
e was carried back to the hotel.
ed Great Preparations are 10 be made for Il
G. meeting OF the Ohio Division League
D American Wheelmen which convenes he
he July goth and 2lst. From 500 to 500 whet