Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-27
LOCAL eREVITlES.

htN. r Lee T IeCh' Oh ilOl, - III 'il' 'i'S
for the day.
Prof c. l.. Ehrenfeld left for the north
this morning.
A. Bauyer and c. W. Smith left for Kan
sas this morning.
W. S. Sellers, formerly of Aenia, is visit
ing his brothers in this city.
o. d. Hamilton and family left this morn
ing for Omaha and the west.
Misses May Huston and Mary Dick, Of
Troy. are visiting in the city.
c. A. WGkin. of Oswego, Kansas, is reg
istered at the Lagonda house.
W. b. Chew and son Frank, of the Xenia
Gazette, we're in town yesterday.
c. F. Holden, of Gallipolis, is the guest
of John Taylor. of east Ninth street.
Miss Jennie f. Fellows was returned from
a visit to Mrs. Halls. at indianapolis.
Rev DR.. Falconer is taking few days
rest and vacation at Magnetic Springs.
Miss Maggie Armstrong. of Urbana,
came down to spend the day with friends.
Dr. George l.. Payne and wife. of Nenia,
are the guests of relatives in the city today.
Misses Nellie Young and Louise Crosby,
Of Columbus, spent Sunday with Mrs. Percy
Craig.
DR.. Russell and other local nimrods went
to Dayton this evening to engage in a
shoot.
The prohibS hold jambOree in their new
hall. corner Of High and Mechanic streets,
tonight.
Miss Pearl Barcafer, of Kenton, No, is
the guest of Miss Jessie Pretzman, west
High street
O. NJ. Sellers returned yesterday from a
ten days visit among friends in Clinton and
adjoining counties.
Miss Georgia Baldwin. of Cincinnati,
will spend the week with Mrs. IL. W. Cal
endar, Limestone street
The A. NJ. E. Sunday school and church
people picnic at Ludlow Falls un the 3Oth.
Train leaves at sos a. m.
Diphtherja is becoming rampant in the
city. One family on Lagonda avenue haS
three cases of the worst type.
Rev. Robert Dixon. C. f. Estell, c. Il.
Lewis and X. F. Delo, left today iOr Frisco,
Cal. this morning. via the Bee Line
Miss Mamie Cheney, of South Charles
I m. is the guest of her cousin, Miss Lula
Houck, of south Yellow Springs street
Miss Marie Ammen, niece of Governor
Foraker, is the guest of Mrs. Ellis and Mrs.
John NJ. Winger, south Limestone street.
E. Washington, a prominent colored
man, was stricken with paralysis, on his
left side, yesterday morning, and is in a
critical condition.
c. p. Remsberg and family and sister.
Miss Geneva, left via the |. B. x W. and
b. X 0. this morning for few weeks visit
to their old home in Maryland.
W. J. Stuart, of the North Side, returned
yesterday from two weeks visit with rel
atiyes at Bremen, Fairfield county. His
family remained for a longer visit
Miss Emma Reed. Miss Lizzie Miller and
Mrs. II. Hutchinson. OF New York City.
visited the Orphans Home at Xemia yeSter-
dav, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Gilkey.
Mayor Goodwin returned from Chicago
this morning at 10 O'Clock. He attended
the trial of the anarchists and says it seems
"a though a strong ease was being made
against them.
John W. Bookwalter. now in the city, |
leave, Friday FOR New York and sails from
that city for Europe Saturday. lie pro
poses to spend the canning winter in south
ern Europe or Egypt.
This is why Chip Bennett smiles. A |
fine nine-pound girl baby arrived at his |
house this morning, and mother and baby |
are doing well Chip has grown six |
inches since morning.
The gentlemem's bible class and the ladies' |
bible class of the First English Lutheran
church. will picnic at the Soldiers Home. |
Dayton, Thursday. August ). Fare: |
Adults, 75 cents, children 10 cents.
Harry Elphinstone, OF Memphis Tenn,
is here with his newly-made bride, to re-
main with relatives until September. He
is now with the Otstots, on west Columbia.
He is nephew of Mrs. Andrew Watt.
A party of four frail creatures were
Jumped out of a carriage in the west end
asst night by the horse soaring and running
into the street crossing. Florence Nes
mad her left elbow dislncated and was other
wise badly bruised.
Newton Hedges, young man aged about
twenty-five years, died last night at the
residence of his relative, Albert Shafer, III
Clifton avenue, of interSeptiOn of the bow
is. The body was taken to Quincy, Logan
,Uunty, this morning for burial.
Rev. Dr. Leonard left yesterday morning
'or the prohibition state convention at Can
on. He spoke last night at Alliance. Stark
mnty. and speaks tonight at another point
n the vicinity. He will also TIE one of
he principal speakers at the convention.
While in attendance at the encampment.
sunday afternoon. Mrs. William Dase lost
ier handbag containing some money and
,ther valuableS to the amount of about SIS.
Any person having found it will please re-
urn it to this office and retain the money
or the favor.
Miss Essie Deffenbach left at $3.50 yester.
lay morning for AStabula harbor, Ohio,
where she joins her cousin, Miss Eva Sci
,Drt The two young ladies then take the
teamer u. l.. Fay" Capt. Thomas, for I
'hicago They will be gone until about