Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-20
LOCAL 0REWTlES.
Clio" tonight at the Grand.

LOCAL eREWTlEs.
''Clio'' tonight at the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Forgy were in the city
yesterday.
The mayor did not show up with his re-
port on the Bevington case in council last
night
The case Of the State VS.. VIM. Ray, horse
thief. is being heard in common pleas court
today
The many friends of Ed. Lentz will be
sorry 70 learn that that he is very sick with
rheumatism.
The mother of Mrs. Rosa o. Baker. Of the
Old Dayton road, is seriously III with sciatic
Mrs. McGrew, Of New Carlisle, Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Chss. Grain, of South
Yellow Springs streets.
Mrs. Warren, residing on Boiler alley,
slipped and fell near her house last evening,
dislocating her right ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Farmer, Of South Mar
ket street. gave very handsome reception
and dancing party last evening.
4sbout 100 rods Of the Selma pike, near
the East fork Of the Little Miami river, Is
still obstructed by snow banks.
Watson Teegarden, of New York, has
been at the Lasonda Houses few days. He
leaves for home at O'Clock this afternoon.
The finest entertainment evee seen In
Springfield at Blacks Opera House tomor-
row evening. Robson and Cranes Comedy
of Errors"
Mike Compton. drunk, Norton, in Col
Dotze's own hieroglyphics. was the only in
scription to be read on the station house
slate this morning.
Officers Walker. Mckay. Norton, Wilson
and Mast are In Xenia today, attending the
trial Of Lon Taylor. Officers Nicklas and
Rizer of the night force are doing day duty.
Rev. Grafton H. Graham. Of Xenia. o.,
will assist In the revival services at North
street A. N. Z. church this evening, and
the remainder Of this week. All are wei
come.
M. Crawford. general travelling agent
Of THE Harden Star hand-grenade fire
extinguisher," is in the city, exhibiting his
little machine. He may be found at the St
James.
The Dewitt referred to in the Extensive
Swindling" expose, published in yester-
days GLoBE-REPuBLIc, is not Don Dewitt
in charge Of the produce department Of B.
F. Funk & Co.
Invitations were issued this morning BY
Mr.. and Mrs- C. B. Fisher. OF North Lime
stone street. for . progressive euchre party
next Friday evening. Guests are invited to
half past six O'Clock tea.
Harry johnson, who has been living with
John Pierson, who lives on the Charleston
road, sailed for Liverpool last fall on ves-
sci which is reported lost The report
however, Is not confirmed.
At the annual meeting Of the Odd Fellows
Beneficial Association, of Columbus held
in that city Monday last Granvill S. Wones,
Of this city, waS made . trustee from the
state 1t large for the term Of two years.
Letis-s have oeen received from the land
excursionists, now In Wakeeney Kansas.
They found considerable snow, but are de-
lighted with the country lie it very much.
Others will leave for Wakeeney tomorrow.
Last evening North street A. u Z
church elected the following members ~
trustees for the ensuing year: S. H. Speaks,
A. S. Rice, Henry Linden, J. W. Moore,
II. Weekley, II. NJ. Singleton, j. T. Jones,
David Wilbum and d. Branon.
The Springfield Manufacturing Company
held their annual election Yesterday after
noon, at which the following gentlemen
were elected officers for the ensuing year
E. r. Jacobs, president; L. Phillips, vice
president and JOS G. Jacobs, secretary
and treasury.
Miss Nellie Burns, Of Medwsy, . mem
ber of Bethel township high school, had 9
severe attack of toothache last week, which
was followed by stroke Of paralysis af-
fecting the entire side of her face. She has
the sympathy of her friends and school
mates in her afliiction.
Hon. George C. Rawlins is . member Of the
House Payne investigation committee, ap-
pointed to investigate the charges against
certain members Of the House, who were
also members of the legislature when Henry
b. Payne was elected United States Sena-
tor. They are charged with receiving pc
cuniary consideration for their support
Mr.. VIM. E. Taylor, whose death was
announced in Mondays paper. is native
of Franklin county, Pennsylvania, and has
been resident Of Springfield since 1s4s.
His vocation was that Of millwright which
he followed faithfully until the accident
that happened him four yesrs ego in War
der & Bamett's grist mill. He was con-
fined to his bed for about two months prior
to his dath. and his decline was 50 gradual
that his deafh was . surprise even to his
own family. He b the youngest but one
of family Of seven children, six Of whom
survive him. He leaves wife and seven
children to nom his loss.
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