Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-15

Mile Rhea is booked for the Grand Mon
dav night April II.
Smith Sullivan returned last evening from
4 trip 10 Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Fleming. of Xena,
are in the city today.
Hon. John Bookwalter expects Ia leave
for New York next Monday.
Frank Phillips returned 10 college at
Delaware yesterday afternoon.
\. f. Humphreys, of yellow Springs.
was in town yesterday afternoon.
c. F. Odel is staying few days at the
magnetic springs in Union county.
Adam Horwick and wife. of Xenia, were
the guests of friends in this city yesterday.
The members of the Royal (Lagonda)
Council. No. l5l, banquet at the Arcade
tonight
Foreman's orchestra furnish the music
for the r. \. banquet at the Arcade this
evening.
Go to the Mikado at North street \. NJ.
+. church. You will never regret helping
a worthy cause.
The committee on music for Decoration
day engaged the services of the Big Six
band last night
Hoffman n Co, the jewellers. received a
very handsome frr and burglar proof safe
yesterday for their store.
Real-e>tate agents certify that never be
foIe has there been As great a demand for
houses a at the present time.
James Poole of South Market street. has
been suffering for three weeks past with a
very severe caSe of rheumatism.
Mrs. Sarah A. Huffman. of this city, who
/ has been spending the winter in New Or
( leans is expected home Saturday.
Miss Nellie JehnsSf fe,urned last even
ing from Cincinnan, AftA n extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Burtosrof that city.
K. NJ Furniss. of indianapolis, spent
/ yesterday in the city. He is connected with
a railroad insurance company of that city.
! }. W. Jarrett. of South Factory street,
/ has sufficiently recovered from his recent
illness /" be seen occasionally upon the
streets.
Mrs. Warner. who has been visiting for
some time at j. W JarrettS, on South Fac
tory street. returned yesterday to her home
AT Kent, Ohio.
Charley Rabbits left for DAYTON this af-
termonn 10 attend the ReynOld>-Lytle wed
ding this evening About hve will attend
from this city.
The Belle Cole Concert Co. of which
Wilbur Gum. of this city, is a member, are
rehear>lng for a grand concert to be given
here in a short time.
The Marion co. At Club have been very
kindly permitted by Mr.. Bookwalter TO Wis
it his art collection next Saturday. They
come down in a special car,
Proprietor Rockfield. of the Arcade. re-
c.ived orders last night to store up" all the
delicacieS of the season for a large banquet
to be- held at his house in the near future.
A well-known young gentleman of this
city asked a friend yesterday III Mary An
derSon was going to play 'Rhea' here
next Monday night" He was led down to
the trough.
Prof. 4. f.. McCOmkey, former Spring
field gentleman. now instructor in the Gin
cinmat Dental School, has purchased half
interest in the dental parlors of Dr. Con
verse, of Urbana.
,,ax,- L haJ,ra. f,r Pol
mandery. No. 33. Were received yesterday.
They are very elegant. Harry HendIey. of
this city. is the designer. and Michie Bros.
of Cincinnati the makers.
The Rev. Mr.. Mueller. of New York.
and DIR. Mueller. of Chicago, brothers of
the deceased Professor Mueller. of Witten-
berg college. are in the city TO attend the
funeral tomorrow afternoon.
Dr Russell went over to indianapolis this
morning to referee the great shoot between
Geo. A. Warde, and DIR. Parsons. of that
city. The result Will be- teIegraphed to this
city Immediately after the funeral.
d. II. Peterson and wife, who have been
spending the winter in Florida-a portion
of the time at the Springfield town. Inter
lachen-have returned. The health of Mrs.
Peterson has very much improved.
Ross Sparks has just finished painting
drop curtain and parl"r set for the Town
Hal at Milford Center. The work is very
handsomely done and Mr.. Sparks deserves
much praise for such creditablc work.
Remember the ''Old Time suppers at the
Congregational church. this and tomorrow
evenings. commencing at five o'clock. The
ladies will take good care of all guests and
see that they get their quarter, worth.
Don't 90 home TO supper tonight
An old gentleman who was evidently
cranky WAS about town yesterday. To
those with whom he talked he said he was
searching for long lost son. And then he
would begin u tell about his sons two time
dogs. one of which cost $500, the other
500 He told half dozen different stories
about his place of residence. He is a harm
less crank.