Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-17


Dayton Tuesday to take part in festivities
there.
The OrpheuS Society meets tonight. The
odor of Turpin-tine will doubtless Permeate
the hall.
l.. F. Young. Esq. moved from South
Plum street to West Columbia street this
forenoon.
W. c. RfncarSOn. district passenger agent
of the Pan Handle, located at Columbus, is
in town today.
Prof. William Reece, accompanied by a
company of proSpectOrS from EnOn. start
to Kansas this week.
Miss Julia G. SchOenthal, of west Main
street, leaves Wednesday for an extended
trip through the east.
Landlord Ed. VOight, of the Lagonda
house. went to Cincinnati this afternoon. to
attend the May festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Bean and child ar
rived home Sunday from California, where
Mrs. Bean spent the winter.
Henry Fooks, president of the Dayton
branch of the Travellers protective asSsoci-
alton. was in town this morning.
Billy Powell has resigned his position
with J. NJ. Kzote to accept a similar posi-
ton with the London Clothing Co.
/B. w. Diehl and his mother left for Gin
Cinnati Saturday, from which city they
start to Los Angeles Cal, this week.
The mayors slate this morning Showed
that the police had made forty arrests since
Saturday noon. Yet some people wonder
at crime.
The final examinations of Wittenberg
college occur this week. The theologueS
will be examined Tuesday. the seniors
Wednesday.
Harry Jones was pulled last night for oh
structing the officers and Jim Fisk was
taken in for disorderIY conduct Both put
up bail for their appearance.
Mrs. Captain ID. II. Mallory, of Elyria
Ohio, : nd her two boys are the guests of
Mrs. MallOry's sister, Mrs. c. NJ. Nichols
at 1914 West Columbia street;
Excursion tickets for the Cincinnati May
musical festival, over the Bee Line. are now
or sale at the Arcade depot ticket Office
Price $500 for the round trip.
Saturday afternoon Sheriff Baker sold
the Nysewander property. west Columbia
street, between Shaffer and Jackson streets.
TO Robert johnson for $1,000.
Let every member of the executive COM
mttee of the High school alumni attend
the meeting at the Central building this
evening. No bad weather to prevent this
time.
Mrs. Kate cassidy and her daughter,
Miss Mary. have returned from pleasant
visit to friends in New York and Washing
ton. They have been absent about five
weeks.
Earl Y. Miller. of Yellow Springs street,
has disposed of his meat store on West
Main street. and expects TO start west ere
long with view to locating in Southern
Kansas.
The Methodist district conference of
the Cincinnati Conference conveneS at
Jamestown today. DIR. 4. b. Leonard,
Rev. DR. Rust and Rev Henry Tuckley are
m attendance.
The Central Ohio Shooting Association
will hold its spring tournament in Columbus
omOrrow and Wednesday. Warder, VIII
ION and Hinkle. of the Springfield club. |
will attend the shoot.
There were nineteen loads of hay for
ale on Market square at 1850 today. \
Gentleman whose Office is near by says that
70 many loads were never cOngregated there
,efore in his recollection.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
Will give a strawberry and ice cream festival
Tuesday evening at the old L.
?. church on south Limestone street The |
public is cordially invited.
4 nasty SCrapping-match occurred at II |
o'clock this forenoon at Pat COOney's Sa- |
oOn on Harrison street between COOney |
md one Tom Smith. Both were consider
Ibly used up and were arrested.
Henry Hewitt, prominent business man
# Bloomington, ILL.,, and his wife, are the
,ueSts of J. 5. Ports and family. of south
limestone street. Mr. and Mrs Hewitt
re on their way home from Florida
Kirk Miller, the young man so terribly in
ured at the west Main street Bee-Line
rosSng three weeks ago last night. was
AIKEN home To Osborn this morning, having
@ far recovered aS tO make removal posi-
lie The II O'Clock train stopped for him
1 Shatfer street.
Amos Ferris, a Plain City. Madison
Ounty young man. was cIerking in store
lst winter and unthoughedly wrote his ad-
resS upon an egg placed among others,
Which were shipped to the eastern market
he other day he received Il neat little note
rom young lady in New York town,
tating how she had secured his address,
nd asking for a mutual correspondence.
sather an eggstraordinary way TO find a col
espOndent.
Columbus has a startling social sensation.
:. p. Noel, state university student. won
he love of Miss Madie Bryan, daughter
II. f. BRYAN. the city clerk She finally
ecame madly infatuated with him. 1t
Ow develops that Noel has wife and
hid at Portsmouth. The girl is broken
earted, but still meets Noel clandestinely,
nable TO overcome her infatuatiOn. Efforts
re being made to have Noel expelled from
he university. |,