Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-30
LOCAL BREWTIES.

There is no police court this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Elliott are at the sea
shore.
Mrs. Frank Goode and child went to &C.
lumbus today.
NJ. NJ. Defrees. of the l. b. x W, was
in the city today.
Miss Emma Reid is in Nenia to attend
the Home reunion.
4. z. l.. Cochran, of this city, is In
Washington, ID. c.
Christ church Sunday-SchoOl is picnicking
at Aberfelda today.
T. f. Hall. special agent of the l. B. 4 w.
road. is in town today.
Miss Eva Seibert leaves today for Cleve-
land on an extended visit
The pay ordinance passed by council last
night amounted to S6,O69.49.
F. T. Thomas and wife will return from
Washington and Baltimore Friday.
Miss Jessie Johnson. of south Mechanic
street. is visiting her parents in Columbus.
Miss Esther Simpson leaves next week
for Sandusky to spend a month visiting
friends.
Mrs. J. d. Hurd and daughter, Miss Min
ME, leave soon for Cleveland to spend the
summer.
Martin Huber, the popular St James
barber. has gone TO Syracuse. \. y, TO
visit relatives.
Superintendent March and Master-me-
chanic Bell. of the c. Il o. railroad, were
! In town this morning.
| Mrs. |. II. Kelley and daughter, Miss
| Halle. left Washington, ID. c., today on
their return trip to Springfield.
Mrs. Ralph Hunt is back from her winters
Soiourn in Washington. She stopped at
| Rochester. Y. y. on her away home.
Officer DeLacy found dog collar yeSter-
day. The owner can have same by apply
ing to the officer and proving property.
Prof. Harry Gilbert of Cincinnati. the
noted baIloonist. was at the Arcade hotel
Yesterday. accompanied bv his manager.
A Cincinnati expert has pronounced the
First PRESBYTERIAN pipe organ in bad repair,
and the purchase of new one is likely.
DIR. /. NJ. Potter. formerly Of this city,
now interested in railroads at ST. Louis Is
in the city. and will remain over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Zimmerman. a handsome
and interesting young lady OF the Capital
city. is visiting her many friends in this
city.
Ak. Grassland sues W. c. Stewart in
common pleas to recover $50, the value OF
a COW. The case is from Squire's court
All the rest of the business in court went
over.
Chief of Police Walker yesterday re
turned to Mrs Crawford the watch stolen
from her by little chap named Feather
stone.
c. W. HinSdale train master of the Mid
de Division of the |. B. X w. goes to the
Peoria Division of the same road As train
master.
B. A. Wolff. of London, o., hrother-in-
law of Louis Stern. buried child here To-
day. Quite number Of local lsraelites al
tended the funeral.
Officers White and Cathcart, of Dayton.
were in the city yesterday to testify In the
preliminary examination of Herman Nc
Kinney for burglary.
Charles Johnston. the tobacconiSt. and
NJ. g. Baird, of the LaSonda house, re-
Irned last night from their I. 7. A. Jauht
to Washington and Baltimore.
The st. Paul NJ. f. Sunday school goes to
Ludlow Falls tomorrow. Train leaves /
B. &W. depot at sos a m. Fare round
trim. adults 40 cents: children 20 cents.
The 10 O'Clock train on the c. c. c. x ].
road came into town buzzing this morning.
running at the rate of ten OF twelve miles
an hour nearly to the station. Sit on that
engineer.
Miss Fannie Senteney. of the Wittenberg
class of ST. leaves next week for her home
in Louisville. Kentucky, where she will
hereafter reside. and where her parents no"
live. Miss Sentency'S departure will be
warmly regretted.
Wolcott NJ. Spencer. one of Springfield s
pioneer merchants, but for many years
business man in Cincinnati, is here with his
daughter. Miss Lousie. and the two are the
vuests of Mr.. Spencer's niece. Mrs. Charles
Ludlow, east High street.
The Prohib> broke ground yesterday for
their new temperance hall, and the founda'
ton will be put in this week. Next week
it is expected the carpenters VIII begin
active operations. and the hall Will be ready
for dedication in six or eight weeks.
d. y. Kelley, of Columbus, who has the
contract for putting in the heating apPa-
ratus of the new Pearl street school build
ing. and William Kelley. of MarShalltown,
Iowa, were the guests of |. IL. Kelley, OF
Factory street, yesterday.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Harris, wife Of the genial
new proprietor OF the Lagonda-house cigar
store. arrived from LOganSpOrt Ind, last
night and will hereafter permanently reside
in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Harris, for the
present. " i'll occupy J. ID. Hurd's residence
on south Market street.
Colonel Mead. attached TO the governors
staff. and Lieut. Colonel Shellenberger. OF
Piaua. atta,he to the Sd Regt, q. y. e..
passed through the city yesterday en- route
for the encampment of the lst Brigade, o.
y g.. Washington c. II. Col. Mead Is
adjutant general of the brigade.
f. w. Jamison. the genial dress-goods
clerk. after a sojourn of twelve months in
this city, leaves for jackson, Mich, tonight,
from which place he will 90 10 Columbia,
Tenn, his natal place. After short stay
in his boyhood home, he will take in Sacra-
mento. San Francisco and Redwood city.