Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-26
CASPER'S Drug Store
LOCAL SREWTlES.


in Jackson. Mich.
The Melville Sisters combination is reg
i>tered at the st. James.
Murray and Murphy in Our Irish Wis
itnrS'' at the Grand tonight
Mrs \. q. Schenck. OF Miller street, Is
visiting her parents at Dayton.
Mrs }. C. Alt>chul. OF Nenia, is the
guest of the AltSchulS, this city.
Mrs. Nellie MatherSon. of Akron. Ohio,
is the guest of Mrs. VI. IL. AShhaugh.
The first of the new street-SprinkIerS
will arrive from Cincinnati tomorrow.
1t is estimated that three thousand dozen
eggs were eaten in Springfield yesterday.
Miss Jessie Boggs leaves this week for
visit to Indianapolis.
Still T. Fout of Pretzman'S bakery.
leaves, saturday. for a three weeks visit to
Maryland, my Maryland"
Throughout the city Easter was very
generally observed. All the churches Were
tested to their utmost capacities.
A part of the Murray and Murphy troupe
is stopping at the Arcade. a part at the La
sonda and part at the ST. James.
1t was Kirk Miller. instead of CaSSiuS
Miller. injured by the c. c. c. n |. last
night. His brother with whom he boards is
named Lee Miller.
SamI AltSchul returned last evening
from a weeks trip in the East, where he
has been purchasing goods for the Arcade
cigar and liquor store.
War is in prospect at the meeting of the
Board of Education tonight. The waters are
troubled and somebody would better be-
there to pour oil on them.
Ed Harris Is still confined to his room
with malarIal fever. but is slightly i'm
proved. He contemplateS trip t" Cal
ifornia as soon as he is able.
The members Of Wiley Chapel have Sc
cured Spence's Grove in which 10 hold
their annual camp meeting. which will
begin about the first of July.
Comncrcidl Gazette: Mr.. Herman e.
Marshall, of Springfield, o., spent yeSter-
day in the city visiting his sister. Mrs. Ar
thur W. Davis, of Mt Auburn.
Misses Anna and Marie Miller of East
High street go to Delaware tomorrow OH
visit Miss Marie will also take part, mus
ically. in the exercises at the university
there.
Murray & Murphy Irish Visitors band,
which paraded this morning. is one of the
very best that has ever struck Springfield
for many moons. The company is at the
Grand tonight
John Newman. for drunkne>S and dis
orderly conduct, and Frank Ross, Dan Ca
hill, William Murphy and Tim Reagan.
plain drunks, were run in Saturday after
noon and evening.
}. f. Ehrenhart's millinery business has
increased 50 rapidly that he was compelled
to secure more room by moving his manu-
featuring department in the rooms over the
GLOBE REPUBIIC Office.
Neither fire nor water can dampen our
ardOr." screamed member of the salvation
army in Market square last night. Yes.
remarked bystander, ~"ttO rocc, Il guess
that's right. You've tried fire"
Saturday afternoon the insurance COM
pany adjusted the loss on the fire which
occurred last Tuesday in Henry Croft's
house on West Main street The amount
was fixed at Sl39, which is certainly very
small.
Mrs. Judge Brandner, who was operated
upon six weeks ago for an ovarian tumOr.
was out riding yesterday and called to pay
her respects to her physicians, DrS- Russell
and Mclaughlin Her recovery has been
very gratifying.
Besides being Faster. yesterday was the
iifty-SiNth birthday of L. VI. Miller. His
friends very agreeably surprised him at the
residence of c. f. Miller. IA Ellsworth
street. Songs and conversation made up
very pleasant occasion.
At the meeting of the City Council of
Nrnia. o., Friday evening, the bond OF
Hon. John F. Martin for 500, 900 for build
ing the new waterwOrks. signed by Hon.
John Little, John p. Jennings, of Xenia.
and Phillip A. Kelly, of Portsmouth. was
accepted.
BurglarieS are becoming alarmingly fire.
qmrnt in Springfield. The thieves seem to
have no desire Ia do any big job, but con
tent themselves with stealing cigars
tobacco and whatever small change they
may find in the stores on the outskirts of
the city.
4 thin, bouy white horse, evidently in |
the last stages of debility. was hitched on
High, near Market Saturday night. Some
waggiSh fellows got several boards and EN-
phaSized the poor old hat-rack'S weakness .
by propDing him up. much to the general .
of the public
City Solicitor Summers stated to GLOBE .
REPUEIIC representative Saturday that the .
Board of Education could not bounce
Iosterman, Unless the members chose to
pitch him out bodily. There is nice legal /
point involved in the contest and the case
may yet get into the courts.
There will be a basket social at the La
gonda Avenue Chapel Congregational
next Thursday evening. under the conduct
of the Ladies Missionary Society. A sale
Of fancy needle-work will be- held during
the evening. Come and enjoy Yourself
,ociably and gaStronOmically.
Dr. y. Summerbell, pastor of the High
street Christian Church. left this morning
for New York City. lie will be absent
about ten days. Next Sunday he will
rcupy the pulpit of his son Joseph at Hope,
New Jersey. His own pulpit here will BE-
illed by tie Rev. w. A. Gross.
Miss Marie Miller, the accomplished y
laughter of DIR. John NJ. Miller. and one of
Springtield's most promising panistS, has
accepted position as teacher in the muSi-
al department at the university of Blairs-
lille Penn, and will assume her duties