Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-18
LOCAL BREVTlES.

Fred Marsh of Xenia, is in the city today
Read DIR. Buckmgham'S card in anOthtr
column.
l.. F. Olds and wife left this morning for
New York. via the Bee Line.
Miss Kate Kaufman, the artist, will
spend the coming week III Cincinnati.
Mayor Charles Adams. of Yellow
Springs. was in the city this morning on
railroad business.
The Rev. Luaien Clark. formerly of
this city, has been assigned to the First NJ.
f. church. in Erie, Pa
Misses Emma and Ida Pierce, of west
High street, have returned from summer
sojourn at Dansville, \. Y.
Rev. Mr.. Rose will preach tomorrow
morning in Christ church on The moral
lessons of the earthquake"
DIR. T. F. Bliss. the oculist and auriSt
leaves Monday for New York to attend the
eye and ear hospital for about six weeks.
Martin l.. Rice and wife, John Petery
and wife and Arthur S. Oldham, leave on
the 10 o'clock Bee Line train tonight for
B DStOn.
Mrs. 5. \. Lasley and her daughter, Miss
Ella, returned today from a very pleasant
summer sojourn at Chautauqua and in New
Hampshire.
Miss Eyeline Morton, of New MeXico.
passed through the city yesterday on her
way east. and was the guests of friends foT
a short time.
A party consisting of Mrs. Henry Folger,
Miss Jessie Boggs, J. b. McGilrey and
wife. and F. c. Marian and wife, left at 10
o'clock this morning for Boston via the Bee
Line.
The Rev. Frank e. Mitchell, presiding ell
der of this district, has moved into Roscoe
Beams house on the east side of Frank
lin street between jefferson and Mulberry
streets.
Mrs. W. l.. Corner and Miss Cora Hill
dreth. of Delaware. are the guests of Officer
and Mrs. James P. Mckay. Mrs. Corner is 1
sister and Miss Hildreth a niece of Mrs
Mckay.
Miss Nellie Mclaughlin. who has been
the guest for two months past of Ms. WIN
Dickson. of south Limestone street, leave
Monday for Cincinnati. Miss Nellie's man!
old and new friends sincerely regret he
departure.
Two unknown men had bad fight las
night at the corner of Yellow Springs an'
Pleasant streets over a woman namet
Cough. The fellow got away before th'
police arrived.
Minnie Moxiey Shepherd, aged is years
who resided with her mother at No. l0i
north Plum street, died of consumption al
s o'clock this morning. The funeral will
occur on Monday. the exact time not ye
having been fixed.
c. II. Williams has in his window at y
east Main street, a large and beautiful paint
ing Of the Isle of Shoals, off New IIamP
shire. which is attracting considerable at
tention. The fine Florentine frame. finished
in bronze and steel, is quite attractive.
DIR. Vincent holds special services in
Newtown and Nj. Gilead tomorrow. \
meeting of the members and friends of hi,
church is called for IL a. IN. Sunday. on
Washington street. in his church. to counsel
and plan the work for the coming year.
\ change of time has been made in train
No. on the Bee Line which formerly left
here at $40 a. IN. Hereafter it will leave
at sos and be known as The Flyer, -
making the run from here 10 Cincinnati in
> hours and 40 minutes, with but five stops.
A photograph and complete description
of Howard F. Carrigan has been received
at police headquarters. Carrigan is only
seventeen years and is wanted by the
police authorities of New York city, 500
reward being offered for him. He left New
York on the 2sth of August.