Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-15
QUE OWN PEOPLE.

OUR OWN PEOPLR
What They Do and Where They Go-Ths
Events of a Busy Week.
The Warder family will not return from
Washington until the first OF next month.
Mr.. Warren Smith, formerly CT this city,
is travelling in the interest of the Evans Roller
Skate.
Rev Albert H. Studebaker, pastor Of First
English Lutheran Church, Harrisburg. Pa,
and formerly Of this city, received quite
surprise by his congregation on his anniver-
sary occasion. 1t is said that during that
time fully one thousand visitors called and
extended their warm congratulations. Dur
ing the evening the pastor and his lady were
presented with superb set of parlor furni-
ture, in solid walnut, covered with fine gar
net plush, and unique rocking chair OF solid
mahogony.
The teachers of the Lagonda public school
presented Mr.. S. J. Outright with an elegant
easy chair, as some small token OF their ap-
probation OF his efforts in their behalf.
Mr. j. Guilford White will return from
Washington the FIRST OF next month.
The action of the county commissioners on
Monday places the Lagonda school district
under the control OF the city board.
John T. Norris has two pictures Of Rebecca
Kearsley and one of Osborne Rebeccs looks
fine in one picture, but rather chubby in the
other. Osborne is very ordinary looking
mortal.
The station house has been furnished new
style of paddock, which will enable those in
charge, in case of necessity, to throw open all
the cells ins;antaneously.
Mr. Luke Brennan resigned bis position at
the Western engine house on Monday.
Mrs McKinnou, of the Delmonico restau-
rant, left her pocketbook on the counter late
Monday evening. Somebody else got it. A
man BY the name of Owens, OF Urbana. was
su.picioned, captured and searched, but was
released. as nothing could be found to prove
him guilty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa s. Bushnell have gone to
New Orleans via Chicago.
James Fl. Wilson, of this county, has been
drawn as grand juror in the United States
court, Cincinnati.
| Officers Temp Wilson and Caldwell are
home again.
Mr.. Y. Miller, the ssloonist, of East Spring
field, died on Monday from spasms caused by
thorn imbeded in the thumb. The thorn
forgotten, as no other theory was given.
Thomas Mcclure, Springfield boy, who
was sent to the penitentiary from Tifiu, com.
mitted suicide by hanging on Monday, and
was Brought to this city for burial on Tues
day. The young man ran with the Reddeu
crowd of hill toughs and thugs, one Of the
Reddens, now serving a three-years' term in
the pen, being sent over for the same offenss
that was the cause OF McGuire's imprison.
ment. The two, according to the police here
who keep track Of such cases, were working
the county fair, or s0me such gathering u
that, at Tifin. Redden, it was charged, stole
a pocket-book and passed it to Mcclure, but
the act was seen and both arrested and SEM
to the penitentiary.
The Republican Executive Committee a
the called meeting, on Monday night, accepted
the resignation OF James Buford as township
trustee, and placed Mr.. VIM. Il. Craig on tn.
ticket to fll the vacancy.
Stephen Phillips. merchant tailor on Wes
Main street, gave couple of sneak thieves &
narrow escape on Monday evening. One O
the thieves attempted to carry off a piece O
goods under an old overcost which he wor,
loosely over his shoulders. There was q
lively street race, but the thieves escaped af
ter dropping the goods and overcoat. Th'
owner of the latter Is cordially invited t.
call for it at the station house.
Mss Eta Ross formerly OF this city ant
remembered for her elocutionary powers
now Mrs. Vincent Nowottny,) appeared her'
last week at Blacks with the Lucy Csrricl
and Giles Shine theatrical company.
Mr.. D. q. Snavely has been been rusticat
ing at Vienna.
Gen. Deardoff and family left On Tuesday
for Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Deffenbach and daughter, Miss Essie
visited in Columbus during the week.
Messrs Chas. Holman and Ed. Lining lef
on Tuesday for Denver, Col.
Harry Fisher attended the base ball meet
ing in Cincinnati on Tuesday.
Gen. Keifer says there must be at leas
fifty feet space on all sides of the new gov
ernnent building.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Rinker left on Monday
for Lakin, Kansas, where they will reside
Their many friends here join in wishing then
. prosperous and happy home in the West
Mr.. Art Heckler left for Columbus on
Wednesday, to take a position with the Co
lumbus buggy works.
The l., B. & W. pay car was in the city
the past week.
Judge Littler and other members OF the
Legislature were granted indefinite leave Of
absence on Tuesday.
George A. Beard, Esq, has received the
appointment as Commissioner of Ilsolvents
by Judge J. q. Miller. He has entered upon
his duties.
State Consul Thomas J. Kirkpatrick, Of
OHIO Division, League of American Wheel
men, received official notification yesterday