Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-26

% Sanitary Marshal.
Tuesday afternoon, nr. John jacobs wm
the hero Of Q very narrow escays from
death. He was standing on the railroad
track In front Of the Arcade, and passing
train just missed him % he jumped from the
track.
WEDsEsDAY.-Mr. MarshAsld Steele vent
to Delphos this morning. Herman Flynn
and II. J. Burnett departed last night for Ne
braAka.-Mr. Grant /. Gibson, formerly night
operator in this city, is visiting friends In this
city.-Skerif John p. Johnston, Of Madison
county, Is in the city today. on business with
Sheriff Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. O. N. Nichols are
absent from the city In attendance upon the
Congregational Conference at Newport, KY
DR.. Hall returned last night from q weeks
visit at bis father's--Dr. W. W. Reeves re-
turned last night from his extended tour
through the South.--Mrs. Nellie Thomas and
Will Thomas went TO Cincinnati this morn.
ing.-Dr. +. Myers is recovering from his re-
cent Illness Officer Mills left to-day on visit
to his home at Jacksonville. Chas.
Queiu, Of Cincinnati, Is visiting his parents
In this city, while recovering from an acci-
dent In breaking q leg.-Miss Lutte Cool
ridge, we'll known In this city, 10 seriously
Ill at Troy, O--Xessrs. Ed. Burnett and Her
man Flynn, having secured situations in the
Keller cattle rancho at Superior, Nebraska,
started for that place this moruing.-Mis
Alice Gaumer, or Urbaua, attended the
Studebaker-Perrin weddiug.-Niss Allie
Stephenson, Of Chillicothe, Is visiting in the
city.-Ar. Bert Noble, formerly Of the Tele-
phone Exchange, this city, Is in the city to-
day, from Jacksonville.
Mr.. Frank Funk, OF Springfield. was In
the city yesterday. Frank 10 an old Xenia
boy, printer, who 10 now employed in the
Office Of the Farm and Fireside. He 10 the
inventor Of galley lock which is rapidly
coming into extensive use.-Xenia Torch.
light.
Mr.. W. H. Gibson has received an offer
trim Chattanooga paper TO accept a report
orial position upon ito staff. He has not con-
cluded to accept 1t.
The Doris circus will arrive In the city
bright and early Sunday morning and pitch
Its tents at once, on the Spence lot near the
Fair Grounds. II comes here from Richmond,
Mr.. J. Q. Mitchell, a prominent young At
torney, late Of New York, has located In our
city. He 10 In the Office with Geo. Spence,
Esq.
Gen. Keifer, Ex-Governor Foster and Hon.
Amos Townsend were at the Fifth Avenue,
New York, this week, In conference with their
associates, Senator Plumb and Miller as 10
their Missouri land, coal and railroad venture.
They are making arrangement. to throw their
road into the great trunk line systems and
make 1t link and . short cut across Missouri.
TnuhsDAY--hiss Sarah Morgan, Of Belle
fontaine is In the city.-Mrs. Lsuis Stern went
to London this morning Grossman, OF
Cincinnati, 10 visiting at D. Gresnbaums.-
John Berkshire and Michael Riley were over
at Columbus last night.-Mr. and Mrs. John
N. Carey left this morning, via the p, O. l.
St. L. railroad, to attend the NcGouigal- Ram.
sey nuptials, at Oovington, Ky.-ks. o. 8.
Kelly has faith that spring has come to stay
He had the storm doors taken down from the
Arcade entrances this morning. Express
Messenger Hasleton, of the p, Q. / St. l.
railway, is quite sick, and Ed. Wilson, Of
the Adams Express Company, 10 making his
runs between Richmond and this city.-Mrs.
6allie Wood went to Xenia this morning on
short visit.--Miss 4 nma Mcconnell arrived
in the city from Galveston, Tex, and will
spend the summer with friends and relatives
here.-Mrs. L. Fry, Of Hillsboro, after visit
with friends here, will return home in few
days.-hiss Sarah Morgenroth, Of Bellefont-
aine, is visiting in the eity-Aiss Hattie
Bushnell left today for Indianapolis, Ind.-
Mr.. 4. T. Campbell is home from India aspo-
lis.-Ar. Fuller Trump and family have ar
rived home from Huntsville, Ala.
On Wednesday evening q large number
of Mics Emma Andcrson's lady friends spent
the evening very pleasantly with her at her
home on South Market Street.
The marriage Of Mr.. John Webb and Mise
Glenna Coltman, daughter Of J. L. Coleman,
is announced for next Wednesday evening.
at the residence Of the brides father.
Miss Mollie Cooper, daughter Of Mr. David
Cooper, of this city, wos married to NJ. Chas.
F. Snyder, Of Dayton, today (Thursday,) 10
the Third Presbyterian Church.
FRIDAY-Dr. Russells father Of Cleveland.
returned home this morning. W. w,
Wilson. Of Urbsns, 10 visiting In the city
Mr.. h. Rowe, Of the South Charleston Ssuti.
mel, was in to-day.-Xr. A. N. Crothers has
returned from Blooming.on.-Mrs. W. N.
Janvier started this morning to join her hus-
band In Philadelphia, whsse they win reside.
Otto Parr left for Springfield, to-day,
where be accepts . position 10 Mathew
jewelry store. Otto 10 one Of our best Young
men and We congratulate Mr.. Matthew'S on
securisg his services. South Charleston En-
terprize.
The general committees on arranesments
for Memorial Day met with Commander
Penield In the chair. The following sub
committees we're appointed:
Chairman Of the Day-General J. Warren
Keiter.
Chaplain OF the Day-Chaplain R. r. Dslo.
Financs-Csptain Am. wingsr. VIM. II.
Grant, q. II. Pierce.
Invitation and Rsception-D. O. Putnam,
w. d. Grant, T. N. Gugenheim and Adjutant
Charles W. Shewalter.
Flowers-Colonel W. 8. White, O. A.
keeser' j.. n. Niufer, T. E. Lott, J.. o. Hol-
ioway aud Captain George sints.
This committee will have charge OF placing
tho flowers on the graves iu the cemeteries