Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-13
LOCAL BREWTlES.

Ford Woods, of indianapolis, is in town
on business.
WI Chamberlain, of Columbus, is at
the Arcade hotel.
Social dullness has reigned supreme dur
ing the past week.
Edward A. Stevens, in advance of Effie
Ellsler, is in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Abbott returned last
evening from Cincinnati.
VIII All, of Dayton. was in the city this
morning and reports paper booming.
The subject of a street-car line on North
Limestone street is being again agitated to
some extent
Horace l.. Smith, prominent attorney
of Xenia, was in the city last evening on
legal business.
Morgan McClary returned last night from
Hutchinson, Kansas, and will remain few
days before returning.
B. A. Hook, the new editor and manager
of the Springfield Transcript, has arrived
in the city and called at the GLoBE-REPUB-
Lie Office.
Interviews with prominent republicans,
on the question of county nominations, will
be found on the editorial page of this issue
of the paper.
Hon. John W. BoOkwalter arrived home
yesterday and brought all his curios with
him from New York. He says that he will
remain several weeks,
DIR. H. C. Dimond entertained few Of
his more intimate friends last evening with
very swell stag dinner at the Bucking-
ham residence on North Limestone street
Mrs. NJ. C. Goucher, of Chicago, is visit
ing Mrs J. V. Sykes. of North Market
street The GLoBE-RErUBLIc made a
''stab- at this yesterday, but didn't quite
hit the mark.
The fire committee from city council, to-
gether with Chief Simpson, go to Dayton
next Tuesday TO take pointers from its
new en- zine house for our new one to be
built az Lagonda
Miss Cora, daughter OF Samuel S. Black,
of Sweetser, Pembrook & Co., New York.
will remain here several weeks. She is the
guest of Mrs. Mert Hedges. Her father
leaves for home Monday.
Livingstone Graham and Mrs. L. E.
Fisher were arrested last evening for disor-
derly conduct A man by the name of Cole
had some trouble with Fisher about some
photographs and counter affidavit was al
so filed against him by Fisher.
1t is the general opinion about town that
the Commercial Gazettee people were wise
in labelling the wood-cuts Of prominent
Springfield citizens published in their issue
of this morning. 1t is also thought that
they got a few of the names and cuts
mixed up.
A special series of meetings will be begun
in the First Presbyterian church Monday
evening, March 1st, to continue two weeks.
DIR. George p. Hays, of Cincinnati, viii
preach Monday and Tuesday evenings of
the first week, followed by Rev. DIR. Frances,
of Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Myers, of West
High street. celebrated the twelfth anniysr-
sary of their wedding day yesterday by en-
tertaining small number of friends with
very handsome five o'clock dinner. Covers
were laid for Mrs. X. /. Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wood and son. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Wood, and Mr.. james Lush
baugh.
Quincy A. Petts, editor of the Illustrat-
ed Mechanical News, New York, arrived in
the city Friday night to spend few days
here, visiting his many friends. His route
here was by way of Washington. Mr..
Petts was county auditor here for several
terms, and was for long time connected
with the old REPUBLIC as bookkeeper and
afterwards as associate editor.