Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-16
LOCAL BREWTlES.

" ont he swear a Ittte sNoTt'
And Jam the pipe behind the door.
Get out the old garden rake.
This is payday on the |. h. u W.
1t is about time to run out the sprinkling
curt
Charles Breene, of Dayton, is III the city
ou business.
The pcSky little english SparrowS are an
iutnlerable nuisance.
J. c. Eldridge of Hot Springs, Ark, is
in the city visiting friends.
J. H. Lang of the {. r. l. x p. Py.
spent the morning in the city.
Jack Ehfritz was run in this morning for
indulging too freely in booze.
John {. Carey went to Nenia yesterday
afternoon. returning this morning.
Mrs. Mcclure was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
J.C. AnderSons of BeIlville, KY, is the
guest of o. II. Anderson of this city.
Mrs. Mcclure was arrested last night for
being in a '.how-came-you-sO" condition.
Wes. Rowe, of the South Charleston Sen
tincI. made flying trip to the city today.
Miss Fanny Atherton of North Yellow
Springs street is visiting friends in Dayton.
The pen and lobby at police court this
afternoon were vacant, Make note of it.
W. c. RinearSon. ID. P. A. of the Pan
Handle is smiling on his friends in town
today.
Miss Lilly Kelly returned today from a
two weeks visit among Dayton and Menia
friends.
Mrs. McCuddy and little son returned yes
terday from Nenia, where they had been
visiting for some time.
Miss A. Donough and friend and James
Gilliland left this morning for San Fran
cisco. Cal, via the Bee Line.
As the warm weather begins to grow
stronger. the average citizen wonders why
Springfield has no public park,
J. r Bail. of Osborne. who has been the
guest of Joseph Cartmell for several days
past. returned home this morning.
viii Funk. who has recently returned
from a soioum in Texas, is the guest of his
brother, Frank Funk, of South Center
street
Gus Pennoyer, jr. advance agent for Nc
Nish, Slavin and JomStOnS minStrels is at
the Arcade. This troupe plays here the
27th of this month.
W. II. Robson, c. J. Manning, NJ. NJ De
frees. and John Sloan. officials of the |. b.
x W. road. with headquarters at lndianap-
Oils, are in the city.
Among the public needs in the city may
be enumerated more water, more good
houses for rent. a renovating of some of the
principal streets, and city park.
F. NJ Campbell is about to remove from
the recorders office TO the law Office of
George Spence. lie will combine his alb
Stract-of-title business with the practice of
law.
J. 5. Crowell. of the Farm GRd Ftreside,
makes a most favorable report of the prog
ress of the KanOpOlis enterprise. The city
will materialize to very large extent before
the season is over.
Among the attractions at the COngrega-
tiOnal church last night, were some old
time" singing by the members of the church
and a solo by Miss Mott; all of which was
very much enjoyed. There will be more of
tho same SORT tonight
There will be citizens meeting at the
wigwam next Thursday evening for the
purpose of infusing general interest in the
city hospital project. and for the further
purpose of enthuSing the people to cooper
ate with the board of trustees.
Mr. Glenn Seys recently had an order Ia
go 10 Urbana for examination for pension
increase He desired to be examined by
the home board and by writing to the Pen
sion Office had his order changed and will
be examined here. Any others getting
such orders can have them changed.
The Boys Missionary Society of the First
Presbyterian church will give a social in
the church this Friday evening. There
will be literary exercises by the members of
the society. The admittance and supper is
free. but a collection will be taken up for
the benefit of the society. All are cordially
invited to attend.