Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-31
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LOCAL BREWTlES.

The telephone lines suffered by yester
days storm.
J. b. Cartmell and wife went to Dayton
this morning.
Their is no diminution in the flow of the
Urbana gas we'll.
Mayors clerk. Amos Miller, spent last
night at Dayton.
The heavy rain this morning did not
hinder a large market.
Granville Ort, an old Wittenberger, came
up from Dayton Yesterday.
Miss Mary Gegahan, of Troy, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Wiseman.
Urhana police don't make an arrest for
two and three days at a time.
Hon. John W. Bookwalter left this morn
ing for New York over the Bee Line.
Mrs. Sol. J. HOuek and Miss Kate A.
Spencer left for Niagara,Falls this morning,
The great cornet player, Lucius Cook,
will be at the New Carlisle camp meeting,
Wm. Ii. Blee and wife leave the middle
of next week for an extended trip TO Cali
fornia.
Miss Fannie Thompson has returned
home to Columbus, after a pleasant visit
here.
Henry Miller, drunk. was ran in by Off
Ger Marshall last night which was the only
arrest made.
The wife Of Assistant Chief james Nc
Kay went to Delawar" today to spend a
week al her old hon
Misses Alice and Lizzie Boyer. of Day
ton. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. :.
Elliott, of Miller street.
Rev. Dr. W. J. Smyth. a former Presby-
terrain pastor at New Carlisle, is at present
located at Montreal, Canada.
Officer Mast was able to limp down to po-
lice headquarters yesterday afternoon, but
is still unable to take his beat.
Prof. S. Jerome Uhl, for the first time in
his life, wa an interested spectator at pO-
lice court yesterday afternoon.
Prof. X. j. Nelson, of Nelson's business
college. took a north bound train this fore
noon for Sandusky and the lake.
The doctors report a large amount of sick
ness among children, caused by the eKceS-
Sive warm weather of the past week.
Word received by friends in the city, shows
that W. \. Scott and wife and F. NJ. Book
walter and wife are now on mid ocean, en-
route home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White, of Jackson.
Mich, who have been spending the past
week among old friends in this city, returned
home today.
Prof. S. F. Breckenridge has gone to
Delaware, Ohio, where he breaches toner
row for his old associate and friend, Rev.
J. F. Shaffer.
Mrs. A. Lessner and daughter, Mrs.
Jennie, of Dayton, are the guests of Col.
| Samuel Waldmap and family, of south
Limestone street.
Chas. r. John, the coal dealer, has the
prettiest pug pup in Springfield by long
o Ids. He recently received it from Iiamil-
ton. Ohio. aud values it at $3.50.
Misses Sallie Breckenridge and Irene
! Spangler of Fencliff avenue, left this after
noon for Plain City, Union County, where
they will be the guests OF Miss Eva Atkin-
son.
The first county fair in Ohio this year
will he the Highland county fair at Hills
boro, commencing August 8 and closing
August G. The Sixth Regiment band will
melodiate.
On the return Of the prOhibitiOnists from
Canton at 5 o'clock last evening several
punches of firecrackers were set of al the
depot. They returned amidst a blaze OF
excitement.
Alden Bryan, a former student of Wit
tenberg, and Il graduate of the Cincinnati
law college, died at his home at Urbana
yesterday of consumption. lie was a bril-
liant young man.
Prof. W. S. HoskinSOn has been over in
the vicinity of New Carlisle collecting
specimens of the Clinton formation of lime
stone to add TO the geological collection at
Wittenberg college.
Invitations are out for the marriage of J.
Frank McDOrman, of near South Charles
ton. to Miss Otta May Tolley. AT the resi-
Ind, Thursday, Aug. 5th.
The Ohio Conference camp meeting Of
the Methodist Protestant church near Wash
ington c. III. began yesterday, and will con
tinue until Aug. 18th. The exercises will
be varied and interesting.
A. II. Gillett, deputy grand dictator, and
+. X. Syman, assistant grand dictator Of
Protection lodge. Knights of Honor, go to
Waverly and cambridge Monday and Tues
DAY to Institute new h. Of IL. lodges.
l.. ID. Eaton, the expressman, wishes the
GLOBE-REPUBLIC to say that Geo. e.. Eaton,
who was fined by the mayor for ''disOr-
DERBY" on Thurday, is not the proprietor Of
the Eaton express wagons, as stated at the
time.
The storm yesterday did comparatively
little damage in this county. On the Raw
Iings farm, north of MoOrefeld, many hay
ricks were blown down, which can proba-
bly, be said of many other localities. But
the general verdict is that the rain was a
blessing.
Rev. W. II. Warren has transferred his
family from s. west Pleasant, where he has
resided for over twelve years, to his fine
new house on College avenue, north side.
His removal makes a vacancy in the board
of DHnnntinn 1T Which hndN he has made