Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-23
LOCAL BREVTIES.

OF a double egg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Gum left last
night for Lake ChautauQua.
Miss 5. Jane Roberts of Urbans. Ohio,
is visiting friends in the city.
Captain J. H. Robson leaves tonight for
San Francisco. via the Bee line.
VIM Wakeman has sued A. G. Dooley ct
al, in common pleas, on a promissory note
Mrs. Lottie Holmes left for Colorado
Springs over the |. B. Il w. this morning.
The wills of Mrs. Catherine Ward and
Mrs. Anna McGee, coIored, We're probate d
today.
Miss Jessie Hibbard. who has been the
guest Of Miss Lulu Jefferies, left yesterday
for home.
John W. Brinkle, leading Dayton dry
goods dealer, was closed up yesterday by
the sheriff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Northcroft. of st. Paris
are visiting their uncle, Prof. Prince, on the
North Side.
There will be work in the Knights rank
at Moncreiffe lodge, Friday evening. Visit
ors invited to attend
Neal c. Kerr, the windy" travelling rep
reSentative of the Queen and Crescent route,
WAS in the city this morning.
Howard Culp, of Greenville, WAS in the
city yesterday, the guest of Miss Lucy
Moore and Miss Mary Furniss.
A. Banyer. of Southern avenue, leaves
next week. with his family, to take up a
| permant residence i'll Kansas.
Bids for the superstructure of the High
street bridge, will be opened at noon to-
morrow at the city clerks Office.
l.. c. Morris. of Buffalo. and o. p. An
derson. travelling passenger agents of the
| |. b. & W, are in the city today.
Mrs. Charles Leedle and sister, Miss Lucy
Brunner, returned yesterday from touI
weeks stay at Lake ChautauQua.
R.H. Young has gone to Detroit, Mich,
to meet and return with his wife, who has
been spending the summer with her mother,
The county jail contains fifteen inmates
at present, who devote themselves with
wild. passionate unanimity to seven up.
The fire hand-grenades recently ordered
bv the County Commissioners for the court
house, Jail and county buildings, arrived
today.
Miss Carrie Fulton of Winter street. was
called to Sandusky yesterday morning by a
telegram announcing the death of her
father.
Billy Huffman returned this morning
from Put-in-Bay. He says the enormity OF
the peach crop there this year is without
parallel.
ChaS. SCHNEIDER. wife and daughter, Miss
Edith. are visiting the family of John
SCHNEIDER and Other relatives at Miami City,
Miami county.
Benjamin Cole. prominent Fairfield
county farmer, suicided with morphine yes
terday. He was in the prime Of life. Do
meStic infelicity.
Clarence. the infant child Of Albert Nye
corner Yellow Spring street and Southern
avenue. died yesterday, and vii! be buried
today at , p. III.
Mrs. Thomas Dewitt. of Maple street. re-
turned yesterday morning from Warren
county. where she had been called to attend
the funeral of an aunt.
George w. Winger, Of the First National
bank. returned yesterday with his family
from Duluth, Mimi. where they had been
spending a couple of weeks.
The camp meeting at Spence'S grove is
accomplishing great and signal good. Souls
are being converted and Christians renewed.
Preaching tonight at p. IN.
The VI. E Protestant people and Sunday
school will picnic at Ludlow Falls ON
Wednesday, July 2Sth. Train will leave
the /. B. Il w. union depot at sos a. III.
Judge Charles r. White left this morning
to join his family at Middle Bass Island.
Putin Bay. He was accompanied by Miss
Magnetic E. Keifer, daughter of Gen.
Keifer.
The Cadet bands popularity is attested
by the fact that it is filling engagements
for the last four days of this week, and
already have three days engaged for next
week.
On the following Sundays. viz: July 25.
Aug. l, S, 10. - and %, and Sept. and
Il. the l. B. Il w. will sell round trip tick
cts to Put-h-Bay and Cedar Point, at So SO
round trip.
Joseph Darius, colored man, died of par
alysis yesterday morning at the residence of
a relative on Liberty street, near Winger's
grocery. The body will be sent to Milford
Center today for burial.
Captain J. Ii. Robinson left for San Fran
cisco over the Bee line last evening. He
joins party of twenty from Dayton who
join the Ohio G.. A. Il. train at st. Louis,
and go through in a special sleeper.