Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-28
LOCAL BREVTIES.

Charlie Drumm returned from the Mag
netic Springs today.
Warden f. q. Coffin. of Columbus. was
in town last evening.
Mrs Hattie Fngy, of Troy, is the guest
of Mrs George Knight.
James Donnell was in Troy yesterday, in
attendance upon picnic.
Mr.. John s. Barr and wife and daughters
have gone To Dubuque, Iowa.
Charles Voight. of the Lagonda house,
went To Cincinnati this morning.
Captain Frank c. Hivling, of Nenia. was
in the city last night and today.
Rev. John c. Watt and family. of Cncin-
natl. are in the city visiting friends.
Miss Lelle Ferguson. of north Market,
has returned from her summer vacation.
Miss Bertha Falconer is still at Chautau-
qua. with Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart and Miss
Dickson. of Clifton.
Robert Coles and son. William, of Ham
ilton. Canada, are in the city visiting friends
after an absence of thirteen years.
Miss Esther Simpson returned from Troy
today. where she has spent the week very
pleasantly with Miss Lutte L. Coolidge.
Superintendent Van Tassle has gone to
Warren, Ohio. TO bring home his wife and
son. Roy. who have been summering there
Captain f. Shepherd, of Arcanum, VIII"
c .mmanded Co. b in the 10th. General
Keifer's regiment was in the city yester-
day.
HH. Poppleton. general attorney of the
Bee Line. accompanied by his family, passed
through the city this morning on special
car.
Blair Kincaide, former Springfield boy,
now located at Cleveland. is in the city for
a short visit to his sister, Mrs. Frank Fur
Miss.
Dr. Leonard will immerse four converts
IN Buck creek, between Limestone and
Market streets, tomorrow morning at eight
o'clock.
Miss Mamie Verify. of Monroe, Butler
county, is the guest of her cousins, Misses
Laura and Blanche Smith, OF south Me-
chanic street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Payne returned
from Marietta. O.. last evening, having
spent several weeks visiting among friends
at their old home.
The |. B. & W. excursion TO Niagara
Falls passed through yesterday afternoon In
two divisions. on the way home tC Indian
apolis and Peoria, Ill.
Fred Herring the salo0nist at the corner
of East street and Champion avenue, was
arsested this morning for selling before
6:45 o'clock Wednesday morning.
An immense eagle was received here al
the Adams express company Office last night
for museum man. 1t came from Colum
bus. and looked ~ fierce that it was treated
with profound respect by the express boys
Garrett A. BiIlow has raised tomato of
the California" variety, al his residence on
Fprncliff avenue, that weighs "a pounds
and is 10 inches in circumference. Any
body who can beat this will please toddlt
up.
W. J. Rouse. of the Brooklyn Daily
Eagle. is in tie city visiting his parents fol
short time. Mr.. Rouse has made sue
cess in metropolitan journalism, and holds
A responsible position on the police depart
ment of the Eagle.
John W. Hicks and Fanny Lsfeyre were
married "Wednesday evening last by DIR. {,
). Vincent, at his residence. 300 Gallagher
street. Mrs. Vincent returned from hrl
late visit OF two weeks at Mason, O., il
| tune To witness the event
Mike Kennedy and his wife and STEP
daughter, Annie Kluff had lively racke,
at Kennedy'S saloon, Hole in the Wall,
this morning. and the whole gang was pa
trolIed to the station house. The kennedy'
were arrested only yesterday.
The High street NJ. Z. church has beer
thoroughly refurnished, freScOed and put II
fine order. and will be re-opened tomorrow
at IL a. IN. with all appropriate sermon bN
Rv. Lucien Clark. ID. D., of PittSburG, q
former pastor of the High street NJ. f
church.
The Springfield Turnyerein will hold it,
second annual picnic at the Fair grounds
Monday August 3Oth. Delegations from
DAYTON and Columbus societies will partici-
pate in gymnastic exercises on the grounds.
Parade will occur at 10 a IN, with music by
the Big Six band
Mrs. W. :. Hut man, of this city, who
been at Chaulauqua for over week.
has been invited by Chancellor Vincent to
give some readings on the platform at The
ampitheater. at grand concert given by
Prof. w. +. Sherwin. of the Boston con
servatnTy Of music, today. This is a high
honor to be bestowed on anon-prOfeSsOnal,
and We are sure that the doctor was fully
satisfied of Mrs. Hutfmsn's merit before he
gave her the invitation. He is a very severe
critic aud he seldom makes mistake. He
certainly hasn't done it this time. Mrs.
Huffman's rendering of BESSIE Is truly
remarkable.
Mauve. lavender, nellotrOpe. peach and
gray are the fayOrite cOlOrs of the ParisanS.