Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-09
PHOSPHATE LEMONADE,
LOCAL BREWTlES.

iTo 10 lIit NIldlIu t't't-h'-
Concert -Grand-tonight.
f. J. Winston, Of Brooklyn, \. Y, is in
the city.
Mrs. Ben. uoltz has returned from visit
to London.
Wilber Colyin is in Columbus today on
legal business.
Regular monthly meeting Of agricultural
board tomorrow.
Warren Cushman, the artist, went to
Urbana last night.
Don't fail 10 20 TO the floral concert at
the Grand tonight
Miss Alice Robinson, of yellow Springs,
is in the city today.
c. W. Hinsdale and family left this morn
ing for Seymour, Ind.
There was new hay in Market this morn
ing. II sold at IS load.
Delicious music and beautiful tableauX at
the floral concert tonight
Mrs. Frank Showers and daughter are
the guests of relatives in Urbana.
The last and greatest event of the amuse-
ment season at the Grand tonight
W. p. Wilson and wife returned last
evening from a SiX-weeks' absence IN l eNas
TT. Cusad, proprietor of the yellow
Springs house. is here today, drumming up
trade
Another excursion party was taken ont
to Ludlow Falls by the |. b. y W. this
morning
Kell Ellsworth. of Catawba, has gone to
the far West. where he will take up claim
and locate.
Professor Leon is doing very well. and
his physicians say that he will now conva-
leSce rapidly.
Miss Anna German left this morning. via
|. b. X W. for Columbus, to visit friends
in that city.
Dot Healey was arrested late last night
ON a warrant charging her with committing
AN indecent act
All lovers of good music and exquisite
tableaux should 20 to the floral concert al
the Grand tonight.
Mrs. Thomas Randall, who has been Wis
iting friends in Catawba, has returned to
her home in the West
Mrs. p. b. Watkins and daughter. OF
Columbus, are the guests of W. ii. Fretz-
man and family. west High street.
The Pan Handle put on new and larger
express car between here and Nenia to ac-
commodate the increased business.
George ". Bateman, of Cincinnati, for
merly assistant foreman of the REPUBLIC,
is in the city. the guest Of f. A. Morgan.
Percy Smith. late messenger boy at the l.
b. X W. general offices, has been promoted
10 the position of operator at the Ohio
shops.
The floral concert at the Grand tonight,
by the ladies of the High Street NJ. E.
church. will be distinctly the affair of the
season.
The Second Presbyterian Sunday school
is picnicing at Ludlow Falls this morning.
A very delightful party of young folks
went down.
Christian Silkcy was granted a divorce
this morning. by Judge White, from Annie
r.. on the grounds of wiful absence for
three years.
The Adams Express company received
five more express cars this morning which
they will load with machinery for points ill
Ptnnsylvapia tonight
Misses B. NJ. Kinnane and Anna Daugh-
erty, of this city, accompanied by Miss
Mary O'ConnOr, Of Urbana, left for Toledo
and Detroit yesterday.
The Cincinnati party, mentioned recently
as having arriyedat Yellow Springs in tally
no coach. are making arrangements for an
indefinite stay at that popular resort.
Charles Bauer returned this morning
from Cincinnati where he has been for a
week with his brother Willie, who is now
STUDYING the violin in the College of Music.
James II. Kellogg, Esq, prominent
citizen of Troy. New York, is visiting his
old friends in this city today, and he is the
sort of a man who is always warmly wei
cOmed.
The berry shipments from down the Ohio
Southern are simply enormous. Two bag
gage-carS to train are being run now, and
the express companies have pettioned Supt.
Van TaSsel for third.
Baldwin McGrew has gone to Magnetic
Springs. Union county. to get relief from
rheumatism. from which he is seriously
afflicted. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. F..
McGrew. sen. accompanied him.
Hannah Brown, of No. l Baker street,
complained to Assistant Chief Mckay Yes
terday afternoon that lot of boys had stO-
len sack of cakes from her. One of the
boys, Earme Daisy, was caught by Mckay,
but was not detained.