Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-22
LOCAL BREyIrIRS.

W D. Piper, OF Springfield, was in Urbans
Wednesday.
Mrs J. $. Crowell is visiting her parents in
Louisville, Ny.
Thomas Tracy left tor Windsor, Missouri,
this afternoon,
1t ia just two years ago today that the Al
caie was opened to the public.
Rev. W A. Gross and wife are visiting
their son, Z. A. Gross, OF West Main street.
John ). Barr leaves for Dubuque, Iowa, to.
morrow. HIS sister Mrs. Beach, is much
better.
G. W. Hastings, Harry c. Hastings, Miss
Nettie Hastings, and Herbert Sawyer lett for
Florida Wednesday evening.
Mrs Emily J. Thomas was the caterer for
the Elder Bowman wedding instead OF Bo-
linger, as stated in this paper.
Mrs. f.. P. Wright has been called to De-
troit boy continued illness in the family Of her
daughter, Mrs John P. Sandersou.
On the 2,st, Jospeh Mowdy and Miss Ada
Jackson, both of Springfield, were united in
marriage by Rev Geo. y. Il, Peters.
Richard wallingsford and Miss Estell,
Moore, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Msrior
Moore, of North Plum street, this city, wer,
married in Dayton this afternoon.
Misses Dolly ana Emily Warder enter
tanned about twenty of the young married
people OF the city at progressive euchre las
evening. A delightful time was enjoyed b
all present.
There is talk about the consolidation Of th
c. {. c. 4 l. Railway Bee Line) with th
New York Central and Hudson River Raj
way and the Lake Shore and Michigs
Southern.
John B, Fouts, a wounded soldier, tormerl
OF the 5,h Ohio nifty, notifies his old colon
I, that he has been elected clerk OF the court
Miami county by 979 majority, over his deu
ocratc competitor
/ Regular meetings OF the woman's Reli
- Corps in G. A. K. hall Friday at p.
Business OF importance TO be transacted.
tull and prompt attendance is requested.
order of the president
. The electric lights are located and the col
. p.ny s getting its poles 10 place with
3. possible speed. It is expected that the f
- street Lighting by the electric lamps will
" begun by November 18th.
Miss Matte Huffman, OF this city. "
y married Wednesday evening at the residen
Is of the officiating clergyman, Rev. DR.. N
Whitney, to Henry c. Story, OF Cleyelar
- They lett on the 10 clock train tor Gle,
:, land.
!, A pleasant time is assured to those W
4 attend the young mems social at the Ft
t, Presbyterian church tonight. A choice
y ersry and musical programme has been pr
/. pared. An elegant menu has been gotten
- expressly for this occasion,
o Judge O'Neall, the newly elected judg.
e this common pleas district, was caused &C
: siderable trouble and delay in taking I
bench by the fact that Gov Hoadly ISSUED
commission of Eve years, the full term,
stead of the unexpired term OF Judge Smi
for which he was elected.
a. man named ). Miller, living on I
}, Hedges farm, near Mutual, died suddenly
Tue day afternoon of heart disease. He h
% been complaining tor two weeks past, and
r the morning before he died, DR.. Pearce v
called to see him. About two o'clock vi
IN setting 10 his chair, and without a warn
or struggle, he passed away. He was sb
0. sIly-hyr years OF age, and came from Spri
a a field to Union township q little over Y
ago, and was r, garded a. an honest and
u dustrious man. The funeral took place I