Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-16
LOCAL BReWTleS.

Milt Benson left for Chicago las, evening.
{. NJ. Dickey, of Xenia, is at the Arcade.
Robert Nelson spent Sunday in Cincin-
natl
I. }. kirkpatrick went to Dayton this
noon.
The Romany Rye Co. are stopping at the
Arcade.
Ed. Voight returned from Chicago last
evening
Mayor Marcus Barclay. of Washington
c. H., is in the city.
J. l.. Anderson, of Paris, Ky, is in the
city visiting friends
W. S. Huffman went to London this
morning on business.
Baker 4 Farrun Friday and Saturday af-
ternoon and evenings.
J. J. Mcmahon. of New York. well
known here, is at the Arcade.
The county commissioners We're occupied
most of the day on ditch question"
Mrs. Fred Fuller, OF Cleveland. is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Coles.
William Edmiston started this morning
for trip through Michigan to purchase
lumber
The county commissioners are In session
Today, in their rooms, in the east county
building
The boys are all on the lookout for Baker
A Farron. They are Ia be here Friday and
Saturday.
The ordinary at the Arcade was crowded
this morning with ladies viewing the Halle
collection of etchings.
DIR. Flower will see anybody that calls a,
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Some person sent a postal note for Sl.50
i"T the Sunday Tribune. New York. and
neglected 10 send his name
Baker X Farron will give matinee Sat
nrday afternoon in addition To the perform
anc,.> Friday and Saturday evenings.
First Presbyterian church Thursday and
Friday evenings Of this week and 90 both
nights. You will enjoy IT,
Mr.. and MFs. F. W Cosler. of yellow
Springs. sail for Europe tomorrow via the
North German Lloyd Steamship Line They
will spend the winter abroad
Invitations are out for large dance to
be given on Thanksgiving evening at An
singers hall by the Merry Companions,
German organization in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Folger. of North
Limestone street. are the happy parents of
new gir. baby. The father has not yet
shown up at his place of business. but is
supposed to be doing well.
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week the ladies invite you 10 attend their
entertainments. in the pariors Of the First
Presbyterian church. All will be made
welcome; will have pleasant evening. and
help good cause.
Charles ID. Tuke. of Reading Pa. the
only rival that Nat Goodwin has in the art
of mimicry. entertained crowd in the Ar
cade Hotel, yesterday afternoon, with few
limitations Of the dialects and characteristics
Of different nsticnalities.
Henry c. Wiseman is again in hard luck
He took couple Of young ladies to supper
at the Lagonda House last evening and
when he came out Of the diniug-room his
new Dunlap had disappeared from the rack.
No clew To the whereabouts of the missing
tile has Yet been discovered.
The infant son of Daniel and Janet Gould
died this morning OF jaundice. The child
was born on Friday morning last and its
death was expected at any moment since
birth. The funeral was held this afternoon
and was private. Burial at Ferncliff at 8
o'clock.
As o. c. Ford, a farmer living near Cliff
ton, was coming from W. II. HOuck's barn,
on South Limestone street. where he had
been unloading hay. one Of his horses /
slipped in crossing the gutter and died al |
most instantly. The death was probably |
the result of heart disease.