Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-02
LOCAL BREVTIES.

Miss Jessie BogGS has returned from
pleasant visit Ia Kuight>tnwn. Ind.
Miss Olive l.. Puts. of Columbus, o., is
visiting Miss Name Pence, of the South
End.
Dr. Albert will be at the Lagomda House
from ; o'clock to-day until the same hour
tomorrow.
Married-At the residence of the Otliciat
ing clergyman. Rev. Wilton X. Boone. June
l. 1856, Charles Evans and Miss Katie Lo-
gam.
Springfield Salo0niStS meet tonight at
80 at John Spang's place, east Main street,
to take further steps toward hghting the
Dow law.
Martin IIefiler. l9, reckless and truant
from school. fell into a hatchway ON east
Columbia street yesterday and broke his
right arm.
Sterrill Sprague and wife and Fred Nor
riS had a rattling fight in Spragur'S saloon
ON Monday afternoon. The whole party
was arrested.
The tax payers are beginning to come in
to settle with their esteemed friend. Treas
urer Parsons. He would be glad 10 See
more, however.
The special committee of five. from the
school board. will meet at q. ii. ColeS'S
office next Friday evening, Ia investigate
the bribery matter.
The case Of Mary France vs.. Frederick
Vert for services for nursing him through
a sick spell is on trial in Common Pleas to-
day Nothing else doing.
Officers NicklaS and Mast went out on
yellow Springs street last evening and
made the band of gypSir~ encamprd there
remove to point beyond the city limits.
Ross Mitchell has begun 10 remodel the
old American house, on west Main street.
1t will he repainted and reGtted through
out and the lower floor converted into buSi-
ness rooms.
Married. on Thursday evening, May -,
lSS6. at the NJ. p. parsonage, - Lincoln
avenue by Rev. c. S. Evans. Mr.. Ulysses
e. Runyan and Miss Anna NJ Grove, both
of Catawba, Ohio.
James K Hale, formerly of the local
staff of the GLoRE- -RErUEIIC, is in the city.
lie leaves tomorrow for Wisconsin To ac-
cept position on the Lacross (evcning)
Republican.
Penitentiary warden, f. G. Coffin, is a
nd ha - ,aalinu tho fasT
known in a lively way. About two dozen
democratic heads rolled into the basket yes
teriay at the penitentiary.
Hon. Walter Weaver and other congenial
spirits have returned from a fishing trip 10
the lakes. II is profoundly interesting To
hear the honorable prosecutor tell about the
big snakes he saw up there.
Mrs. Jane f. Fitch. of Chicago, is in the
city on her way To Brooklyn I" take up her
residence there. She has several families
Of relatives here. among them the Bush
nellS, Holfnrd< and NicholSeS.
Irwin Rodgers. of Sacramento, Colorado,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. James Rodgers, !
who resides at No. - west Washington
street. Mr.. Rodgers has not been here for
nine years until he arrived on this visit.
\ tongIt-ted member Of the Pharma- |
crutical association paralyzed a Main street !
druggist this morning by rushing in and |
asking him. What's the hiSmuth outlook |
in Springfield - II was the worst pun of |
the season.
Mrs. f. c. Middleton left Tuesday for
Daytnn. where next Saturday evening she
makes her first appearance as soubrrttr
with the stock company at the Soldiers
home The opening piece is a comedy,
Saratoga"
4. T. Trout and his br0ther-ln-law. Les
lie Farr, leave Thursday for an extensive
Trip east. including Washington, New York,
Newport. Boston. Saratoga, Albany. the
Hudson trip. Niagara Falls and other places
If interest They will be gone about three
weeks.
The Hooded district on the West Side i
,aid 10 be full OF small water snakes. They
nfeSt the yards, cellars and rooms of the
houses. They are found under the beds, in
he cuhbardS, and in almost every conceiva-
ole place where a snake could find harbor
-Ddm0n J0IrHal.
Some important changes will be made i'll
the military of the state under the pro
visions of the new military laws. The new
laws provide that there shall not hc to eN-
-ed eighty-two companies in the state.
The Ohio National Guard at present num-
Ders eighty-cight companies, and six of
these will have to br mustered out.
The Washington correspondent of the
Enquirer. this morning contributes the fol-
owing:
Mr.. c. W. Constantine, of Springfield.
Ohio. j. in the city Although he claims t0
pe here on private business there arr
hose who believe Mr. Constantine has
come prospect of securing good p0Sitimn
u one of the departments of this city. Not
NithStandmg his denial. no one need BE-
surprised Ia hear Of such an announcement"
Urbana Cuiz0t: John Emerson came up l
rom Springfield a. usual and attended Ia
he decorating of the grave Of his friend.
idward Davies. John has performed this ;
oxen of love for his departed friend ever
fnce he was laid to rest at Oak Dale cent !
trry, and comes up each year and covers
he little mound with beautiful flowers. I
ohm shows a wonderful love for his dead I,
rirnd in thus remembering him on Dccora- ,,
ion day.
About month ago eat was taken from
pringlicld to :. L. Castles, of Urbana, l
nd not long afterwards she increased her ,
lmily by adding four kittens. Saturday 6
light one of Mr.. Castles daughters brought t
lp cat and three of her kittens t0 Spring a
ED. and Monday morning about two L
clock the bereaved mother reached Jr- !,
ana again, having made her way back To ii
lat city alone, after the other kit. There I
mothprly devotion and instructive kHowl- f
ige of direction, distance and locality for
Ill il
Best cent cigar in the city, at MorrOw'S, Il
ade by Dave Wheeling. !