Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-17
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Ut Wood ward. of Urbaua, is 10 the city.
Frank LefTe left last evening for New York
city.
Miss Simms, of Dayton, wa, at the Arcade
yesterday.
John II. Love, jr., OF IsnesvIle, was in
town last night.
J. W. Shnn, of South Charleston, was in
the city yesterday.
Chas G. Griswold, Of Columbus, was at the
Arcade last night.
W. A Scott arrived home today after trip
through the east.
Sim Dempsey and Miss Stella Brock were
married last night.
l.. C. Morris, general eastern agent of the
l. b. Il W, is in the city.
Detective John T. Norris went over to Co.
lumbus last night on business.
John J. G'essuer, OF Warder, Bushnell 4
Glessner, is here from Chicago.
An infant of August Lawrence died last
evening and will be buried this afternoon.
Austin Hudson, prominent farmer near
South Charleston, was in the city last even
ing.
". H. R,bson and G. J. Manning, OF the
!. W. railway, were at the Arcade yes
terday.
W. II, Van Tassell superintendent OF the
B 4 W., went down to Waverly today on
business.
James A Cleaver and L. G. A. Hsworth,
two Wilmington stenographers, we're in town
yesterday.
II. l.. Rock6eld, proprietor Of the
Arcade, will arrive home from Denver Colo
RADIO, today
Miss Temple Lawrence, OF B.lefon,aine,
and Mrs. Miller, OF Wes, Liberty, are visiting
Mrs. A. l.. Patton.
K. NJ. Fumas, agent OF the Accident In
surance company, of Indianapolis, was in the
city yesterday.
Thomas German, on East Main street, was
run in for being drunk and raising general
row with his family.
DR.. D. b. Miller and wife, OF Covington,
Ky. are visiting DR.. Miler's brother, Judge
John G. Miller, of this city.
The invitations are out for the marriage of
Mr.. j. b. Baker, of Enon, to Miss Emma
Gill, of Bellaire, Ohio, Oct. 20.
Michael Flien was arrested last night on
the Hill by Officer Wasky on an affidavit
charging him with disorderly conduct.
The forests never presented a more beaut-
ful appearance than they do At this time. The
beautiful tinls are exquisite and wonderfully
delicate.
Miss Abbie Russell, of Clifton, with her
little nice; Eta, passed through Springfield
yesterday on her way to spend few weeks
al Sidney.
bud Thomas Tracy, OF Windsor, is here on
his way home from New England and is Wis
iting his relatives, Mrs. c. NJ. Nichols and her
mother, Mrs. Keith.
Lou Jackson, colored, who was arrested
yesterday for stealing coal from the /. b. 4
W. yards, by Deputy Potee, WAS discharged
last evening by the mayor.
The Center street sewer wends its way
southwardly at Il slow pace and succeeds in
dishguring the streets and affording abundant
interest Tor the deuizens of that section.
Greene county feels us proud, and justly 80,
as boy with his first pair of red top boots.
republican majority of 1899 is no small
matter, and leaves very little consolation lor
the democratic brother.
Et-Mayor Constantine returned from CO.
lumbus Yesterday afternoon. Charlie reports
that democracy are confident and that he
feels himself that everything is not lost.
When adversely comes big brave heart IS
wonderful help to fellow.
John Ryan was arrested last night on the
"Hilr' by Officer Waskey for being drunk,
and was patroed to the station house. While
the officer had him in tow, a fight was in
progress about fifty yards away, but he was
unable to capture the participants.
Mrs. Al Manor wandered away from her
home at Xenm and was found wnding in
creek some distance from town, having ap-
pareutly attempted suicide. Temporary
alteration, caused by grief at the loss Of her
iniaut child is supposed to have been the
cause Of her strange conduct.
Jacob Sumly, who was jailed last Sunday
night on suspicion of setting Gross stable on
fire, had hearing before the mayor last
evening, and was ably defended by +, =.
Wallace. Several witnesses were examined,
but there was Il failure to prove anything
sgains, him aud he was dismissed.