Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-01
LOCAL saewTles.

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Win Dean made a brief visit to Columbus
yesterday.
Ed. Coleman, of Troy, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Smith spent Sunday
in Dayton.
Charles Rabbits spent Sunday calling
upon his Dayton friends.
Frank SchtlIing. Of Albany. n. Y. is
visiting friends In this city.
Hon. j. K. Mower went to Kenton this
morning upon legal business.
Ralph Bartholomew and Ben Buxton re-
turned from Detroit last evening.
The Rag Baby" troupe are partly at the
st. James and the rest at the Arcade.
Supt. Lynch. of the Moorefield township
schools. was in the city this morning.
Miss Carrie Lamme is spending the week
with Miss Mary Grain ON Mulberry street.
W. S. Walker. ESQ.,, Of Columbus, passed
through the city this morning on his way to
Kenton.
There was an effort to get TIP chicken
fight last Saturday night, but il failed to
connect
Tonight-Rag Baby at the Grand. and
Bennett & Moulton's opera company, in
Olivette. at Blacks.
Harr Wagner. editor and proprietor Of
the Golden Era tmagazine). is in the city
calling on his old friends.
Ii would never do to give the details Of
the practical joke that was played on little
silk merchant at the Lagonda House Satur-
day night.
Two of the escapes from the Washington
c. H. Jail were captured in Coyington, KY,
last Saturday evening, and returned to their
cage yesterday.
The Bennett 4 Moulton company are
scattered around among the different hotels
in the city. Mr.. Baker. their leading man,
is a. the Arcade.
ii. II. Cumback, secretary Of the Asso-
cia.ed Charities, will be in Cincinnati to-
morrow. All business of importance will
he attended to by Isaac Kindle at the assO-
citation rooms.
This morning called into service ear-muf-
fiers. scarfs and wraps of all descriptions.
A little more snow with continuance Of
the present cold spell would make the
selighing delightful.
A man named Ben Clark reported to Of
fcers Mast and Norton Saturday night that
some fellows had attempted to take his
marketing away from him. They missed
their calculations. though, by taekling the
wrong man to handle.
A merchant alone In desolate store -
Sang willow, tit-willow, ut-wtlioTSAoor,
l said TO him, Why are you Rass~illow?'"
Singing Willow, tit Xiii~
asM he smothered his cries,
"Alas.e. A,ssft was nonsense to advertise.
r146& I've no custom AZ all but the flies,
~0h, willow, tit-willow. tit ut-willow"
Springfield Republican.
Christ. Ziegler, a butcher living on the
Clifton pike south of the city, recently
killed q young heifer which he purchased
from neighbOring farmer. The heifer waS
in a healthy condition when
killed, and she was never known to be sick
a day while owned by the farmer. Twenty
four hours after the beef was killed, when
cut with knife it emitted sickening odor
although no signs of decomposition could be
detected in its appearance. Mr.. Ziegler
says he never met with a parallel case in
his experience.
Hotel is the talk in Yellow Springs now.
Mr.. Tingle has carpenters at work remodel
ing his building ON Xenia avenue, Fnder-
burgh and Mccullough being the workmen.
The building will be converted into a hotel,
which will be open next month. Besides
this undertaking, George Crum expects to
nenovate the Hunster House, on Dayton
street and open it for guests some time in
he early spring. He is pusher, and il he
goes into the hotel business for himself you |
an expect him to make good one.-Yel-
ow Springs Review.
P. S. Dyer. formerly book-keeper and |
asher of the Perrin and Gaff Manufacture
ng Co.. and Of the Lowry Hardware Co.,
If cinainnati, has accepted po-
'itlOn as book-keeper for the Springfield
Engine aud Thresher Works, and has ne
moved to this city with his family. Mr..
Dyer is an old Springfelder, having en-
listed in Captain Bushnelrs Co., 15ond q.
Y. G. He is a member of Mitchell Post.
J. A. r., this city. Mrs. Dyer was for
nerly Miss Fanny Hoyt, only daughter of
)r. 7. S. HOyt, who was the editor of the
Western Christian Advocate for many