Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-24
LOCAL BREVTIES.

Gu> Huben is expected home from Europe
in few weeks.
Frederick IIolford arrived from Kanopo-
lis, this morning.
Showers and sunshine alternating to-day
remind one Of April weather.
Mrs. Scioto Marriott and daughter, Miss
Cara. are visiting friends near the city.
Mrs Geo H. Knight is contemplating a
visit to Magnetic SPRING. Union county.
The G. c. c. * l. pay car arrived this af-
trrnoon and made the employees of that road
happy.
There are 10000 acres of tobacco in a
furnishing condition in Montgomery
county.
rrr>ident Long. of Antioch college, will
take a trip 10 Europe during the summer
vacation.
The police officers say that last night was
one of the quicte>t on the streets they have
ever known.
John Hamilton is undergoing lladrS from
4 carbuncle on his left hand. 1t Is dis
tnctly doing him up.
The young ladies Of the Second English
Lutheran church, on Clifton street, give 4
social tomorrow night.
Rev Dr. j. F. Marley. after passing a
couple Of days With friends in this city, It.
turned home last evening.
Miss Laura Smith. who has been visiting
relatives near New Carlisle for a couple oi
weeks, returned home this morning
Dr. ). \. Ort, president of Wittcnhcrr
,ollege. will address a union Sunday school
meeting at MarySvilIe Saturday. July ,.
Wiley chapel Sunday school is pcnicine
at Ludlow Falls today. The |. Il. x w.
To Dk cut about two car loads of excursion
i~.S.
There will be- an installation Of officers OF
Champion lodge. F. ~ 4. NJ. this evening
All the members are urged To be in attend,
ance.
Paul Burker. boy living on west Mul.
berry street, fell yesterday and broke his
lie arm. while attempting to ride a hi
Gle.
Miss Carrie Gray. one of the teachers a
the O. 5. and 5. O. Home at Ncnia, and &
relative of F. +. Bancroft, was in the city
today.
Owing to his absence from the city Henry
A Williams. the Secretary-clect of The
High School Alumni association. will l.,
Compelled to decline the position.
Misses Ella and Lottie Dugan. daughter,
Of Conductor Dugan. of the Little Miami,
returned 10 their home in Ncnia. this morn
ing after a pleasant visit with friends il
this city.
Mitchell Post. No -, &. \. r., will give
an open campfire at their hall tonight.
which outsiders can attend. Judging 10y
past affairs Of similar kind. a rare g"od
time may he expected.
Postmaster Jimmy johnson. has had
some photographs taken which are perfect.
and do profound justice t" his really Strik-
ing cast of features. There is a scrabble
a momg Uncle Jimmy's friends for them
The L. p. church picniccd yesterday, and
are unanimous in saying that Ludlow Falls
is in every respect the best adapted and
most beautiful place they have yet visited.
The grounds are in excellent condition.
The y. Y. p. & O. passenger conductors
and brakemen are rugged out with new caps
Of the same shape as those they ordinarily
wear, but made of straw, with light Silk
bands round them They look very nohby.
From the indications the young ladies of
the Second Presbyterian church will give an
unusually fine entertainment and S0ciahlr
tonight. at the church. on Limestone street.
Let everyone attend and enjoy pleasant
evening.
Mrs. Bob Smell. formerly Of Xenia, who
has been the captain of the salvation Army
II London, Ohio. eloped with one of the
boys Of the Army corps. They are ROW at
Summerford, working in the army at that
point.
State Senator Hon. Thomas J. Pringle at
tended. at Circleville Tuesday evening. the
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ciroce. given in honor Of the marriage Of
their only son. Col Cha>. L. Groc", to Mss
Anna Smith.
Xema Grzcttc Young Will Eyler, of
west Church street, left Sabbath evening
for Colorado. He has obtained a position
on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
His brother is conductor on one of the
sleeping cars of that road.
The Earnest Workers of the Second
Presbyterian church. will give an enter
tainment ON Thursday evening, june 25th.
uusiStiuE of the Sun-iIowrr entertainment.
Speaking by the little ones. Refreshments
will be served after the entertainment. Adj
mission 10 cents.
Julius ger. of a Sale, ILL.,, and q.
F. Humphreys. of Yellow Springs, are til"
quests of friends in this city. They arrived
Yesterday. from Ann Arbor. Mich, where
they have been attending Michigan Cniv"l-
Sity. They came from Lima TO Springfield
on their bicycles.
The GLOBE RErUBIIC is indebted t.
Jason W. Phillips, Springfeld-kan-
opolis magnate. for the first issue
OF the KamorolS. Kansas, journal.
a fine-lOOking paper, soon 10 10"
published weekly. at : a year, by :. a.
bay. editor. 1t is very handsome, we'll
filled sheet.
Miss Sadie Merryman and sister, Miss
Marshall, of Evanston, Illinois, are in the
CITY, visiting their father for a few weeks
The former is brilliant teacher Of elocu-
ten. having for the past year held a posi-
ton a. instructor in this branch in Augusta
Female Seminary. at StauntOn. Va. She i