Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-03
IOClI BREDIYIFS.

IN March
Mrs. A. +. Brsnt has returned from few
lays visit at urbsns
Joshua Jones, an old citizen of Nenia,
died suddenly Monday
Henry Msley was arrested this morning
on a warrant, by Officer " Ilson, TOR disorder
iy conduct
little three year old son OF Richard
brown, OF SO East North street, was buried
this morning
Capt W II. yiual, T.. 5. A., leaves with
his wife tomorrow for CuIpepper, Virginia.
They will spend the winter there.
A. Il. Wooster, representing the tloren-
tine perfume and soap company, OF Chicago,
is spending the day amongst bis business
friends
l.. H. Lorenl, administrator Of stephen
Dinkel, deceased, has brought suit in the
common pleas court against Adam Schmill
for 500.
The case of James Hsrdman, indicted for
burgiaria.ng the residence OF T. T Moorehead,
OF New Carlisle and stealing lot Of clothes,
is set for Wednesday before Judg. White.
b. RiigeIy, formerly connected with the
Daily Morning Times Of this city, and now a
prominent young journalist at Louisville, was
married Monday evening to Miss Fannie
BHuuan, OF that city.
Mrs SOlCs, widow who resided on Water
street, near North, with her son-iu-sw
| ing Of consumption. The time OF the tuuera
has not been determined.
Joseph Mesly, jr.. son OF Joseph Mealy, o
30 Taylor street, died this morning after al
illness Of only few days. He was fourteen
years old aud was great fayorite among
very large circle Of friends.
A. R. Wooster, OF " ooster, Adams i Co.
manufacturing druggists at Wellington, Ohio
| is At the Arcade Mr.. Wooster is now travel
ing for Allen b. Wrisley, OF Chicago, manu-
iacturer OF toilet soaps and perfumes.
A dnp social will he given by the lsdie
Of the English Lutheran chapel, corner q
Race and North streets, to aid them in tn
Sabbath school on Thursday evening, Nov.
Refreshments served. All are cordially in
vited.
The probate court today adjudged job
Perrin insane. Mr.. Perrin lives on Southe.
avenue and is wel-respected citizen, 1t
ass lately shown evidences of mental sberr,
ton. He was ordered to he taken to Ii
asylum.
The case Of John Davis, indicted for pet
arceuy, was called in the Common Plet
court this morning, and upon motion OF th
defendant, and good cause shown, was cor
uuUed until next term. Davis Was admtte
70 bal in the sam Of $500.
In the Common Pleas court this mornin
the cases OF Ed Kershner, charged wit
| forgery, were continued until the next teri
of court, upon a sufficient showing made b
the defendant. kershner was admitted i
he aggregate sum OF S. 200, and was Sc, 4
large.
The following is taken from the Newsr
| American
DR.. J. A. Smalley, formerly OF this city
| but now OF Springfield, OHIO, made US
| visit yesterday. We regret his removal iror
| pur city, as he had endesred himself to ou
people by his gentlemanly conduct aud beai
ng. But We wish him the best OF success i
0Is new field.
Daniel Hartley, for stealing gold ws'c
,nd lain from man by the manner OF Kols
at the pump-house, received sentence tn
morning to eighteen months in the peniteu
Iary. Short work was made OF this case, a
the man was only brought here from Urban
At the time of the sitting of the grand jury
The sheriff will escort him to his new hom
| At Columbus some time this week
NenIa Gszett. A c. Brooks, the man " h
oeat the Springfield hotel, tried the sam
racket on Clerk Boone, OF the St George, tn
Jay b. tore be went to Springfield. He pre-
.ented check for 81 on the Second Nations
Bank o. this city, alleged to have been sgne
| gy a farmer with whom he had 4 busines
| transaction Boon. suspected that al WAS nc
rght and refused to cash the check unle:
| Brooks could get some citizen TO ident y hin
! tie pretended 10 be awiully insulted and lei
the house in great rage tor Springfield, her
| suckers are more numerous.