Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

papered.
Amos Wolf. esq, is in Nena on legal
business.
The police were drilled in the G. A. r.
hall last evening.
Nomination of officers of Red Star lodge,
No. 3O5. X. of p, tonight.
Edwin W. Hagar, general manager Of the
Nenia paper mills, was in the city yestcr-
day.
Emil Shield and Isaac ). Morris, the
cIothier. are making heroic efforts to tame
the fiery bicycle.
Eight members of the bicycle club pedaled
down below EnOn last evening on a very
enjoyable CLUB run.
President COrbin, of the Indiana, Bloom
ington n Western. is seriously i'll at his resi-
dence in New York.
f. s. S. Rouse, of south Factory street,
is spending a few weeks with his son Wiley
in Brooklyn, New York.
The finance committee of memorial day
started out this morning 10 raise money t"
defray the expenses of the occasion.
George White last evening filed affidavitS
against Martin Moran and Mike McCue for
permitting their stock to run at large.
Alderman Tehan made siNty-siX speeches
during the session of city council last night.
He wasn't aS talkative as usual. either.
The Belle Cole concert company will be
AT the Grand opera house Monday next.
Reserved seats only 80 cents, at Carter's.
The Ludlow soap manufacturing com
pany that recentIy removed TO Washington
c. II. got under operations there yesterday.
\ very delightful little party of six
couple was given by the younger set OF
Springfield society at Yellow Springs last
night.
The Dalton Sunday school will eNcurt to
the soldiers Home at Dayton over the Lit
tie Miami tomorrow morning. leaving
al $50
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stafford. of New
Carlisle, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
4. K. Cobaugh, of south Limestone street.
yesterday.
One carload of excursiOniStS went down
to Dayton Home over the Bee Line in an
extra coach this morning. They were from
the country.
The board Of equalization, with VIM.
DiehI president and VIM. Reed secretary,
began its work yesterday. No telling when
il will complete its laborS.
Wilbur Gunn and Belle Cole Concert
company, at the Grand opera house. May
81. Reserved SEATS, fifty cents. Box
sheet open at Carter'S. Thursday at 9 a. III.
City Clerk Shpwalter wanted one of the
reporters To read his minutes for him last
night. lnaSmuch as it takes usually about
thirty minutes 10 do this. il is not Surpris-
ing
The new Erie express company, whose
coming TO this city has been fully stated,
last night rented room - in the Arcade.
1t is opposite the hotel entrance. 1t will
be handsomely fitted up.
There will be an ice cream and strawberry
festival at the Lutheran chapel. corner OF
Race and North streets, Friday evening.
May IS. Proceeds To aid the Mission Sun-
day school. All are cordially invited.
The ladies' of the First Presbyterian
church will be glad 10 see all their friends
in social way tomorrow Thursday even
ing in the church parlOrS. Ice cream,
strawberries. cake. etc, will be- served.
Billy Love, of this city, the phenomenal
cOlOred panO-pounder, is playing in lead
Ing concert hall at Philadelphia He has an
offer to play on board Il pleasure steamer
at Long Branch. but has not accepted yet
Herr Billy DiehrS famous charger, Dun
Nathaniel" celebrated its 18th birthday to-
day. dun Nathaniel' was once famous
racer. but can only make his mile now in
3:2O-three days and twenty peckS of oats
on the way.
About three weeks ago burglars broke
into the residence of Henry Zoody. of Wood
county. and after securing him and his wife
robbed them of $3.50 in cash. Yesterday
Mr.. Zoody came to Springfield and engaged
John T. Norris to work up the case.
The mayors slate this morning showed
that Sadie Hughes, frail female. had been
arrested for fighting with another woman
named Flora Marshall in Pile>'S building on
west Main street, Charles TOnley drunk and
di>orderly and Red Pritchard for lettering.
Nellie McArthur Stella Notes. Miss
Epley and Mr.. Brubaker have been re-
elected to positions in the New Carlisle
schools. The superintendent and principal
of the High school are likely to be elected
at the meeting of the board of education
this evening.
Prof Scurry is taking the preliminary
steps toward the organization of a coIored
dramatic association in Springfield. He is
rewriting an old tragedy. ''No0ln. the
Witch of the Blue Ridge. which was form
erly presented here, with view of its re-
production.
The ladies' of the First Presbyterian
church give a social in the church parlorS
tomorrow evening, the 27th inst. There
will be reading by Mrs. w. S. Huffman'
with singing and other exercises. Straw
berries. ice cream and cake will be served
Full course only - cents. The public are
cordially invited TO come, by request of the
committee.
There was a very destructive hail storm
in the region of New Carlisle Monday
night. In some sections fruit, growing
grain and clover were almost totally de-
stroyed. PaneS of window glass were
shattered by the thousand, and in many
places the shutters and sash We're battered
in. The hail stones were very large, irreg-
lar in shape, some of them weighing six
ounces.