Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-16
LOCAL BREWTIES.


day.
Leut.-CoI. George Sntz was in Urbana
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Davis is visiting Miss Lot
Cone, at Dayton.
Another rip-snortcr may be expected a
the wigwam tonight
The Ohio Division T. Z. \. meets ii
DAYTON July 80 and 81.
Everybody rejoices in the cool evenings
but the ice cream dealers.
Mr. and Mrs. Meme. Of Linden avenue
are visiting in Sunbury. O.
Will H. Watt, of Fort Wayne, Ind, is il
the city, visiting his parents.
judge Chas. Il. White and wife, are a
Middlebass Island. Lake Erie.
c. II. Merritt and wife, of South Charles
ton, We're in the city. yesterday.
Mrs. r. Levine, of London. Canada, il
visiting her parents, the Lessners.
Alex. p. Keyser and son, of German
town. Pa, were i'll the city yesterday.
Joseph |. Cushman. of Richmond Ind.
was in the city yesterday on business.
Gen. II. p. Lloyd. of Cincinnati, was il
the city today and called on the GLOBE
RErUBTIC.
Peter Cost and daughter. Miss Susie, re
turned last night from three months visi
in Indiana.
Miss Jessie johnson, of south Mechanic
street has returned from two weeks visi
at Columbus.
Miss Mcbride. of Columbus Grove, Ohio
is visiting the family of Frank b. Seaton
Diebert street.
The New Carlisle town council has pur
chased a new hose reel. manufactured a
Seneca Falls. Y. Y.
Miss Florence Bedford. Miss Ella Deartl
and c. L. Wilson. of Springboro. were al
the Lagonda house yesterday.
ChaS. Carter Tor Caidenl. stoning train
Flesly McKye, drunk. and George Weaver
lettering. were slated last night.
Miss Amia Kern. of Dayton. and hel
friend Miss Josie Robertson, of Tippccanot
City, are visiting friends in this city.
Miss Elite Lessner has returned from
London. Canada. where she spent sOmt
weeks visiting her sister Mrs. b. Levine.
Miss Lizzie Heiskell. of South Charles
ton. was taken violently i'll on last Friday
with heart trouble, but has almost entirely
recovered.
Clem Boggs. the nineteen-year-Old who
was drowned IN Mad river, near Dayton,
last week. was former resident of New
Carlisle, this county.
This is simply ideal weather. Oh, mild
and gentle temperature Of Andalusia. we
love YOU, and-to-looSe-yOu, as We must, is
too much-tOo much.
The First Baptist people report delight
ful time at their picnic yesterday. They
are loud in their praise of Aberfelda as
superior picnic grounds.
Stephen Hayes, pioneer citizen of Day
ton, suicided in the canal yesterday while
laboring under temporary nit of insanity.
resulting from a sun stroke in the army.
Thieves made a raid in the vicinity of the
night before last. A gallOn-can
of paint was stolen from Harvey Moore.
and other small articles from the neighbors.
The family of Rev. Lucien Clark, of
PittSburg, is spending the summer at
Thompson place. south Mechanic street,
while Mr.. Clark goes on visit to Cali
fornia.
A surprise party has been inaugurated
for the purpose of celebrating the twenty
first birthday anniversary of Horace Hell
stand. who lives six miles west of the city,
tonight
B. ID Long. principal of the Dibert build
ng, accompanied by his wife and children.
nNpect To spend part of the summer vaca-
lion visiting his brother, who lives near In
liapo!iS.
Miss Mary Murray left on Wednesday
aSt to spend the summer with friends at
Newburyport. Mass, and the Isle Of Shoals.
She will visit relatives at Providence before
cturning home.
Francis Murphy has invited his friends of
he city press TO little informal dinner at
he Arcade hotel next Monday afternoon.
J. X. Mower. Esq. was in Dayton yes
erday afternoon on business.
South Charleston Sentinel: J. W. Shinn
about 10, 900 pounds of wool to
ames Clark, of Springfield. yesterday. at
profit of $500. A good compensation for
he two weeks in which Mr.. Shinn was EN-
lOyed in buying the wool.
Urbana Citizen: Col. George Sintz, of
was in the city today. He pre-
ented the officers Of Urbana guards hand |
Ine cards bearing compliments of
eld and staff Of artillery battalion. I'd bri-
ade. and inviting them To visit their camp