Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-26
LOCAL BREWTIES.
stands.

T f. HarwoOd is going to California.
l. II. Kelley was in Troy on business
yesterday.
Miss Carrie Smalley is recovering from
a severe indisposition.
Miss Anna FOOs returned home from
Louisville this morning.
Ex-Councilman William Moore, of Ind.
ana. arrived this morning.
Misses Pearl and Maude Macarthur. OF
New Carlisle, are up on a visit
The district telegraph messengers have
appeared in their new uniforms.
William FoOs and his son. Lamar, left
today for New York via the Bee Line.
Mrs. Judge Charles White went to Dayton
this morning to pass Sunday with friends.
Misses Mamie Switzerland and Emma
Jones left this morning for their home at
jackson.
ID. Thornton West editor of the SU3dGl
NclrS, is contemplating a trip to Petoskey,
Michigan.
Miss Minnie Kefauver, of Dayton, is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. A. o. Schenck. of
south Plum street
Miss Matte Steele returned yesterday
from Wells College, New York, TO spend
her summer vacation.
R.P. Winters and family will leave the
city Monday next to spend several months
ON their farm near Mitchell, in Dakota Ter
ritory.
Miss Ella ChenOweth, of Harrisburg
Franklin comfy, will pass Sunday with her
sister. Mrs. John S. Shewalter. 81 Clifton
avenue.
George Harver. colored, 16, excitable and
unfortunate. fell while engaged in a scuffie
with friend last night and diSIocated his
collar bone.
President A O. Fay. of the Miami Powder
company. accompanied by his wife and
daughter. leave this evening via the Bee
Line for Boston, Mass.
A.P. Trout and Leslie Farr have re-
turned from an extensive trip tn the Adir"n-
dacs. Lake George. Niagara Falls, and 9TH
er points OF interest in the east.
Judge Shauck. Of Dayton. and Judge
Williams, of Washington c. H.. who have
been sitting on the circuit court bench this
week. returned 10 their homes this morning.
The market this morning was simply I'M
mense. The square was crowded and the
wagons extended west on High to Center
and south on Center nearly to Washing
ton.
FOreman's band will furnish the music
for the Fourth of July blowout at Crbana
week from today. 1t promises to be the
ten up.
John e. Keunan and Horace +. Smith,
the recently elected captain and second lier-
tenant of Battery ''E," first regiment
Light Artillery, of this city, were commits
stoned yesterday.
Rev. DIR. FalcOner returned last night
from Washington. Pa. where he attended
commencement Of his alma mater, Wash
ington and jefferson college. He deliv-
cred the ''class Grafton" of '6I.
TrlGnd Citizen: Just think! Urhana
was laid out as a village eighty-one years
ago. and now we are making arrangements
TO light monument square with natural gas
on the evening of July Sd. These are great
times.
The trial of Charles Morris, at Nenia. for
the murder of Mr.. and Mrs. Douthett, has
been postponed from the 2Sth of June un-
til the I'd of August. MeSSrs. WinanS and
Scroggy have been appointed to defend
Morris.
Xenia DcmOcrdt-NcICS: We are told that
graduate in Springfield was asked at Sun
day school vino lead the children of Israel
through the Red sea, and replied King
Richard III. And still Springfield asks Ia
he annexed TO the United States