Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-21
LOCAL 6REWTlES.



Court adjourned sine die this afternoon.
c. !. Miller, the letter carrier, is taking
his vacation.
Gen. A. 5. Bushnell went to Columbus
this morning.
Miss Tooher will leave to visit friends in
Cleveland soon.
VIM. COnklin and wife left this morning
for Chautauqua.
Mrs. Manfred Renner leaves in few
weeks for Philadelphia.
Don't forget the Leon benefit at Blacks
tonight and tomorrow night
Over 1,2OO people signed the pledge dur
ing Murphy's meetings here.
Misses Belle and Kate Martin returned
from Chattanooga this week.
Springfield bids Francis Murphy hearty
good bye and God bless you"
Misses Kate Welsh and Julia Kirby nave
left to visit friends in New York.
Mrs. VIM. n. Whiteley and son left for
Mackinaw. Mich. this morning.
Miss Nellie Vickerman left this morning
for prolonged trip through the east.
Frank McColluch, the veteran and Jolly
travelling man, was in this city this morn
ing
Miss Lizzie Martin has been visiting
friends in Bellefontaine, West Liberty and
Urhana-
The time to San Francisco via the |. b.
X W. and connecting lines, is four days
and ~ hours.
Miss Lizzie ToOher. of Columbus. is Wis
iting her friend. Miss Manfred Renner, 60
west Columbia street
Cornelius White pleaded guilty to gamb-
ling before Squire Breckenridge today, and
was fined 81 and costs.
Officer Nicklas is on duty again today,
after having been laid up at home since
Sunday with rheumatism.
Extensive preparations are being made in
the kitchen StOre-roOm and laundry arrange
ments Of the Arcade hotel
ID. T. West will decline the vice-presi-
dentshir of the new nOn-POlitical temper
ance society organized last night.
Marriage licenses issued today: VIM q.
Williams and Eva W. Ridenour; VIM. W.
Warner and Sarah c. Shoemaker.
Prof B. F. Prince and young daughter,
Miss NabIe. returned this morning from II
weeks visit with friends in Cincinnati.
f. T. Ridenour has returned from trip
through Maryland and Pennsylvania, in the
interests of Whiteley, Fassler y Kelly.
Miss Hester McAvoy, of Mt Lookout.
Hamilton county, is visiting her cousin,
Miss NJ Pearl Cline, of west Mulberry
street
The funeral of Alonzo Seilars will be
held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at the
residence of his father, IL. NJ. Sellars, 2l2
Pearl street.
After a pleasant visit with friends in Co
lumhus Miss Adra Hutchinson has returned
home, accompanied by her friend, Miss
Mamie Beekey.
An infant child of Albert Nye. living on
south Yellow Spring street, died July 81.
Funeral on Friday afternoon at > o'clock
from the residence.
\ boy named Earl Peters is said to have
caught an eel above the /. B. X W. railroad
bridge, in Buck creek yesterday afternoon
that was 81 inches long.
There will be a stated conclaye of Pales-
tine COmmandery, No. SS, X. T., Friday
evening. July %, at 7:SO o'clock, for work
in the order of the Red Cross.
Mrs. DIR. W. T. Patterson. her son. Vic
tor Sequard. and Mrs. K. }. Beck. left this
morning for trip to northern Michigan.
They expect to be gone about two months.
DIR. S. ID. Miranda is suffering from
of the muscles of the left eye. re-
Sulting in dilatation of the pupil. 1t is
feared that he may lose the sight of il ell
tirely.
Let the public respond literally with
their flowers and leave them at room 20,
Arcade, tomorrow morning, to be distrit
lted by the young ladies' of the Flower
Mission.
James johnson, jun, Esq, is being
loomed by his friends and political sup
DOrters for nomination on the democratic |
Judicial ticket. John kinnane has the mat !
er in hand.
All fears Of a water famine in Springfield |
re over. The standpipe now contains its |
Usual quantity, and there is pressure Of
lightly pounds, which is equal to any fire
The flower mission, which meets at room |
Thursday, should not be forgotten. The
public is urged to make liberal cOntribl- |
ion of flowers.
A L. Ludlow says that he cannot accept |
he position TO which he was appointed at
he Murphy meeting last evening. 1t is also
tated that F. NJ Hagan and ID. T. West !
will also decline.
Mrs Hines. of Boiler street, is reported to
AVE skipped out with her baby and $50 of
er husbands hard-earned money. Hines
5 a worthy man. She is thought TO have
made for Ireland.
Nenia Gazette Rev. Lucien Clark, of
'ittsburg, formerly pastor of the NJ. +.
hurch here, has been made ID. ID. An
ppreciatiye board of trustees of Penn
ylvania college did it.
A workman in the Washington street
oiler shop fell and cut terrible cash in
is right arm this afternoon. He stumbled
n going out of the door. and sharp piece
boiler iron did the business.
A complaint was laid before Chief Wal
er Yesterday that lot of children at and
ear 3S west Columbia street, had pitched
attIes with stones every day. Officer Mast