Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-06
LOCAL BREWTIES,

Ed. Sullivan is in Bellsfontaine today.
Dan. Minnehan went to Newark this
morning.
Esquire Stout presided in the police court
this afternoon.
Three new cases OF diphtheris we're re-
ported this morning.
The Rev. S. Z. Greenswslt, OF Osborn, is
in the city today.
Charles L. Boyle went to Sandusky this
morning on business.
No. at First Lutheran church, Tuesday
evening, December 7th.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil p Lstimer went to
Yellow Springs this morning.
The Flower Mission meets tomorrow at
5 p. IN. at Miss Fannie Rodgers's.
Judge William r. Warnock, of Urbana,
arrived this morning, and is holding court
today.
Russell NJ Seeds and his bride are e1-
pected home from their wedding tour this
evening.
Ex-County Commissioner Leon H. Hous-
ton. of South Charleston, was in the city
today.
J. ". W. Weile, of the London Clothing
company, with headquarters at Columbus,
Is in the city.
Rev. w. A. Gross will preach at the
Christian church on High street tomorrow
Tuesday night
The sanitary marshal put up diphth, rls
flag on the Sharpe building, on east Main
street, this morning.
Don't forget the lecture at First English
Lutheran church, Tuesday evening by Rev.
J. B. Helwig, d. d.
Ed Voigt, proprietor OF the Lagonda
house, returned this morning from a busi-
ness trip to Indianapolis.
Louis Siebert, Of Middleton. was the
glest of II. NJ. Rouse, 13 north Yellow
Springs street, yesterday.
Frank Hughes, postmaster and l. B. Il
W. ticket agent at New Carlisle, passed
Sunday with friends in this city.
The funeral Of l. c. Price will take place
from his late residence, AIS south Lime
stone street, tomorrow at p. IN.
John Bresnsn. disorderly conduct, Albert /
Ford. lettering. William Burns, disorderly, /
and J. &. Goodrich, disorderly, were ar
rested last night.
Mr.. and Ms. VIII Dill of Richmond,
Ind, who have been the guests since Friday
Of WV. Cushman, IS north Market street,
returned home this morning.
Those who have not time to make Christ
mas presents viii ind them ready-made al
the ladies' bazar, 9 east Nam street, tomOr-
row, when the sale closes.
Ex-County Commissioner J. J. Scarf, of
New Carlisle, had business before the COM
misSioners this morning. This is his first
appearance there for long time.
Prof. Geiger. who is connected with tie
government geological survey, with head
quarters at Washington, d. c., is spending
! few days at his home in this city.
Amos Miller, clerk TO Mayor Goodwin,
received telegram from His Honor this
morning, stating that he had arrived in
Washington all right and was quartered at
he National hotel.
VIM. F. Boyd, of Urbsna, is now engaged
q filing a contract with a firm in this city,
ar 50O,0O brick. The contract is with
I Jss & Co, and he has already furnished
bout 30, 900 of the contract
Rev. John Williamson, of Bellefontaine,
Y as in the city this morning for a short
inc with his brother preacher, Rev. Jos.
Kyle. Rev. Williamson preached at Clifton ,
N Sunday.
If you want to buy Christmas present
or your mother, sister, or that other girl, .
you know whom mean,) 60 to the sale
he Congregational ladies hSve at east
lain street. tomorrow. This is your last
lance. !
The ladies of the Methodist Protestant i
hIrch will give a social Tuesday evening, q
december 18th, at John Cords suburban E
south Limestone street, known c
5 the Gwin place. mine host" will make
a pleasant time. ,
There will be an entertainment at the C
'gOnda avenue chapel Thursday evening c
T:S0. The first part will be taken up
nth readings, recitations and music, and
le second part with a stereopticon dis 4
lay. q
One of the best lectures that has ever v
zen presented TO the public. will be given :,
the First English Lutheran church, 4
uesday evening December 7, by one of the c
JSt brilliant orators, DIR. Helwig, on the d
gnifcanee of No. three (S). Amy one 5
lat does not hear this lecture will miss
and treat. Price 25c.
Charles C. Weary, W. W. Costello and S. ;,
per, conductors on the Ohio Southern a
ilrOad, have been granted a weeks yaca- c,
N, and all three gentlemen left the Forest I
use on Jefferson street this morning, to d
end the week hunting along the line of u u
g road, between this city and jackson. ot
gey anticipate q good time. L
Urbana Citizen A telegram was re-
ived here last evening by Mr.. Poffenbar-
r, OF Detroit announcing the death of a.,
en- Pofenbarger OF hemOrrhago. The n
mains We're brought here this morning and m
Ken 70 the home sf his mother on Court 70
ect. Tie funeral will take place tomor- co
" afternoon at 2 o'clock. 50
Small Fire at Station House. lO
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