Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-07
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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The shortest day of the year is but two
weeks hence.
That Nenia hog (the four legged onel is
becoming famous.
General Robinson. secretary of state, was
III the city this morning.
y" arrests We're recorded at the station
house yesterday or last night
l. B. x W. advanced Saturday. 1t is 60,
ing 10 he a power in Wall street
Thomas Brown, of New York city, spen,
saturday in the city visiting friends.
William Runyan. of St Paris. pleaded
guilty of horse stealing and is in hoe.
J. \. Barker. travelling auditor of the
|. B. &W.. is registered at the Arcade.
Miss Anna Steele spent Sunday at Enon.
the guest of her sister Mrs. Frank Webb.
Miss b. NJ. Kinnane. of this city, has
been visiting Miss Mary O'Connor. at Ur.
hana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Miller left Saturday
for DAYTON where they will spend several
days
Ed. Morgan. of Mechanicsburg. is wiling
to help direct the affairs of the Ohio peni.
Tertiary
The ladies of Christ church give an oys-
ter supper Tuesday evening at the church
parlors.
The Davenport brothers left for Lancaster
this morning where they give two eXhibi-
tons in the rink
VI. VI. Gaunce. of the Democrat News.
Nenia, has been appointed postmaster. vice
Thomas q. Brown.
Crban's opera house rink has closed out.
Unhappy Urbana, The rinkiSts should
come 10 Springfield
Oliver Grindle. aged ~. fell from seat
fold during the wind storm at Redwood,
Friday. and was killed.
The funeral of William b. Rollison. the
engineer killed yesterday. will be held
Tuesday at o'clock p. IN. .-
Mrs Patrick Ryan was found dead in bed
at Nenia. Saturday. She leaves husband.
two daughters and three sons.
John II. Mitchell. of Yellow Springs.
crntradcts Charley Ridgeway's funny yarn
about himself. Hoadly and Spence.
y. X. Billow. of this city, who has been
in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona for
some time past. has returned TO the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Black and Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Coles. of North Limestone
street. entertain party of friends at tea
Tuesday evening.
The young mems bible class of the First
English Lutheran Church will give social
in the church parlorS next Friday evening.
4 good attendance is requested.
George Bennett. of Lagonda, left this
morning for Columbia, Tenn, where he ex-
poets to buy land and settle permanently.
His family will follow as soon as he gets
settled.
The Ohio Southern conductors seem To he
playing in great luck of late. Ed. DUNCAN
held 81. the lucky number that drew a da-
mond ring worth S65. raffied at the Arcade
Hotel thi, morning
Cards were issued this morning for very
swell reception 10 be given at their resi-
dence on East High street, by Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. McGrew next Wednesday evening,
the anniversary of their wedding day.
They are telling good story on one of
the police officers. \ witness gave him his
name a HaaSenfooS. and the officer learned
that this means in English, RabbitfOot. and
had the name 50 written on the subpoena.
Andy Jackson started his family and
household goods this morning to Kansas
City. where he will make his future home.
He was one of the minute men of the hook
and ladder company and was brave fire.
fighter.
There is a large sensation of rather rank
character brewing about the head of a
rather prominent man in police circles.
Whether it will materialize is not now
known. Should ii appear in the courts the
particulars will be given.
Ii is de rigeur' now in England never
Ia place Il. 5. V. 7. on wedding card. 1t
is needless. argue the leaders of fashion. to
ask lady or gentleman 10 answer an invi-
tion. II is also de rigeur" in Springfield
to put Il. S. V. p. on almost any kind of an
invitation. Ii means. Respond Soon "
you Please.