Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

LOCAL sREWTles.
| Ben Buxton went tn Columbus today.
Passenger travel is comsplcuouslv light
The soda season is OH. This is of-fizz-
cial
The best fishing in Mad River is above
/ fremont
}. T. Davis, of Railway, New Jersey, is
/ in the city.
Joseph Erb, of Columbus is registered at
the Arcade.
Geo. II. Packer. of Boston, is a guest at
the Arcade.
Not this Friday. Some other Friday.
Good Friday.
| The Grand opera house will close its sea
! son about May %.
I \. II. Law and wife. of Erie, Pa. are
registered AT the Arcade.
The talented Gale children, of this city,
are showing at Columbus.
Springfield shows minor symptoms of or
ganizing an amateur base ball club.
Rev. W. IL. Warren and wife returned
from Cincinnati, Thursday evening.
The broken stone now being put on our
streets is just what it is cracked up to be.
! y. l.. Thompson and c. NJ. Smith.
OF Richmond Ind, are guests at the Arcade
today.
f. Lichtensteen and Al Levy, of
New York city, are in Springfield today on
business.
Architect Cregar is busy on the plans
Kelly : Arcade.
Miss Maud Eavev. of Nena after
pleasant visit to this city and st. Paris. re-
turned home yesterday.
Several Springfelders went to London
this morning to attend Sells Bros circus,
which shows there today.
Troy and yellow Springs are both strug-
Cling for the Deuber watch case works. soon
to be removed from Newport, Ky.
Officers Nicklas and Woods went to Lon
don today 10 look after some crooks, who,
it is expected, will be at Sells Bros circus. !
Dan A. Rudd. editor of the Ohio State |
Tribune, of Columbus. the well-known |
Afro-American publication, was in the city |
Yesterday.
Miss Maud Eavey, who has been the
guest of her friend. Mrs. Robert Miller. of |
West Mulberry street returns TO her home /
in Nenia to-day.
New Carlisle San: New Carlisle ranks .
second on the l., b. X W. r. K. between
Columbus and indianapolis for business
Springfield being first.
There will be a Sunday school mission
airy exercise at the Central NJ. f. church
To be very interesting.
Chas. Wagner dropped in on his friends
yesterday. having just returned from tour
through Michigan. The wind has ceased
to blow through his whiskerS.
Nelson COmpstOn. who managed the sue
cesSful season of Mrs. Frank Van Sickle,
of this city. is a member of the Melville
sisters, which plays at Blacks next week.
Belefontaine Examiner: NJ. l.. Richter.
late of the firm of Hoffman Il Richter.
Springfield, Ohio, will take charge next
Monday of the cutting department of Abe
MOrgenrUth's New York merchant tailor
store.
There is a wholesome suspicion eXtant
that that Coy and distinguished gentleman
Harry May, who was Dragging about the 40
pound string of bass he got out of Mad
river. caught them at the reservoir. 'FesS
up and give us a rest
+. {. Middleton and Geo Emery have
another Fourth of July celebration scheme
on hand The place and character of the
entertainment have not yet been decided
upon, but balloon ascension will probably
be- among the features.
Armand II. Griffith. manager of John
W. BOOkwalter's curios and art exhibit this
morning received a letter from a party of
DaytOnians who are interested in art mat
ters, requesting the privilege of visiting the
collection next Tuesday. The request will
probably be granted.
Services preparatory 10 the Lords Supper
and appropriate to Good Friday" will be
held this Friday evening in the Second ;
English Lutheran Church. on Clifton street,
at 7:$0 o'clock. The pastor hopes that
every member of the congregation who pos
Sibly can, viii be- present. Everybody in
vited.
\ very pleasant social party and hop was
given last evening by Allie and Will
to number of their friends at
their home, No. 252 West Mulberry street
The merry dance to Sig. Rigio's admirable )
harp music was kept up till late hour
when they departed for their homes de-
lighted with the evening entertainment. I
At CO>hOctOn. O., Alvin Shoemaker
formerly employed as a brakeman on the !
Pan Handle railroad, has commenced suit
against that company for damages sustained s
While in the line of duty. On April 10, |
Ss4, while making running switch" in !
he cUmpany'S ward at that place, Shoe !
maker was thrown from the top of a car TO !
he track beneath the train. His arm was 1
'roken in two places and the elbow 50 in i
ured As 10 stitfem the joints, besides receiv- :
ng other permanent injuries, for which he J
makes a claim of $50. 900 damages The y
uit was delayed until Shoemaker attained R
lis majority. :
Don't fail to get handsome Easter card r