Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-08
LOCAL BREWTlES.


Regular meeting of &. \. +. tonight.
Jerry Little, of Yellow Springs was in
town today.
Remember the Song of the Bells" to-
morrow eve.
Miss Nettie Stewart will spend the sum
mer i'm Illinois.
Another big picnic party went out to
Ludlow Falls today.
T. F. Harwood leaves tomorrow for
Cleveland and Detroit
Miss Adra Hutchinson left this morning
for Columbus 10 visit friends.
Miss Jennie Reed left today for Lima to
spend portion of the summer.
William Blee and his wife left this morn
ing via the Bee Line for Cleveland.
Otho F. Humphreys, of Yellow Springs,
is the guest of relatives in the city.
Prof. J. T. Tuttle and family. of the
North Side. are visiting in Sidney, Q.
The High street NJ. Z. church Sunday
school is picncng at Aberfelda today.
Twenty carloads of excursionistS from
DAYTON are picnicing at Yellow Springs tC-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Thomas arrived home
last night from their trip to Baltimore and
Washington.
The |. b. & W. had $50 passengers from
Springfield to Urbana on the Sd of July to
the celebration.
professor John Leon is rapidly i'm
proving and his physicians say that he will
certainly recover.
John Bloom and wife. of Nenta, were in
town short time this morning. They were
en- route for Putin Bay.
Prof. F. c. Hill, curator of the museum
at Princeton college. accompanied by his
wife. was in the city today.
W. Martin, superintendent Of Mast,
Foos K Co. accompanied by his wife, left
this morning for California.
| A very elegant dance will be given this
evening at the residence of Hon. 5. A.
| Bowman. of east High street.
| All lovers of good music should not fail
to be present at the floral concert tomorrow
eve at the Grand opera house.
Col. W. }. White departed today for To-
pella. Kansas. to attend the meeting OF the
! National Teachers Association.
Paul Rhodolph and Theo. Gebauer were
arrested this morning on warrants charg-
]
The Rev DIR. Dickson, Of Clifton, is in
the city to-day. the guest of his son-in-law,
the Rev. W. c. Falconer and family.
John b. Rhoades. route agent for the
American Express company, with head
quarters at Columbus, was in town today.
Mrs. Crandall, mother of Mrs f. X.
Cheney, left this morning for Stowe, Yer
mont. on an extended visit among relatives.
pr. W. 5. q. Dillahmt has again re
turned to the city from West jefferson, and
will take up his residence on Clifton street
). W. Martin, superintendent of Mast,
F ,Us Il Co, accompanied by his wife, left
this morning for Mineral, Eureka county,
Nevada.
Superintendent Ralph Peters. Train Mas
ter l.. f. Skinner and Road Master c. VI.
Cook. of the Little Miami road, were in
town today.
DIR. Dilahunt. who recently removed TO
Jeffersonville. O.. has returned to Spring
field to remain. and will take a house on
Clifton street.
r. c. Hallett, the genial representative
of the Springfield, Ill, watch company,
was in the city, yesterday, shaking hands
with the boys.
Rev. A. y. Spahr. presiding elder of the
Springfield district, will preach at the NJ.
f. church at BowersviIle on Saturday even
ing, July 10th.
The poet must have written 'Oh, for q
Iodgc in some vast wilderness" before the
Springfield branch of the Order of Forest
ers was organized.
All collectors for the home-rule move
ment are requested to return their books to
james johnson. jr., or to Smith Sullivan,
the halter. forthwith.
Major G. W. Eakle, the U. s. claim and
pension attorney, is in the city, stopping at
the St. James hotel, for a few days. All
soldiers should see him.
A petition is being circulated in Cedar
vile. asking the council to pass an ordl-
nance to prohibit the sale of intoxicating
liquors within the corporation.
The stock of goods at 50 west Main St,
assigned to Chase Stewart. ESD, by o. IL.
Anderson, will be sold at public auction, by
James Foley, on Saturday. July 10.
Granville brown of Athens, Ohio, late
joint proprietor of the Warren house with
Harry BurrOwes. was in the city yesterday,
the guest of his friend, Charles Winger.
Xcnia Gazctte: Mrs. w. CampiOn. Of
east Market street, went to Springfield,
Monday. and brought her neice, Miss Birdie
Stelsig. home with her to spend the sum
mer.
The ladies OF the High street NJ. f.
church are meeting with excellent success
in the sale of tickets TO the floral concert
gwen tOlnoTioW evening at tic Nl"iu opVi" /"
house.
Ii took both officers De Lacy and Nicklas
to kill Fred. Uhlman's dog yesterday after
noon. De Lacey first shot off the dogs
right fore leg and then Nicklas finished him
by shooting him through the head.
A telegram was received today annOunc-
ing the sad news of the DEATH at Boston,
Mass. of Mrs. Anna E. Matthews, wife of
Rev. S. S. Matthews. Mrs. Matthews made
an extended visit here two years ago. and
made many friends who will be much
pained to learn of her death.