Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-26
LOCAL BRsWTlES.

d. 5. Morrow spent Sunday in Marys,
Vile
Miss Anna German is visiting friends ii
Xenia-
The McCaul Opera Co. at the Grand to,
night
W. Dehart and family left last evening
for Imogene. Iowa.
Judge Miller was busy with naturaliza-
ton matters today.
Miss Ida Peele is the guest OF Miss Car
rie Petticrew, of Nenia.
Squire VIM. Whiteley, brother OF An
drew Whiteley, Is quite i'll.
Marshal Thompson, Of Franklin, is in
the city today on important business.
Mrs. W. A. Brand.of Urbana. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. f. S. Hedges, 15I south
Market street.
J. II. Gintevan. a weIl-known florist and
fruit-raiSer of Kokomo. Ind. was in the
city yesterday.
The temperance choir gives an oyster
supper tonight at their hall, corner OF High
and Mechanic streets.
A special train on the n. Y. p. i O..
passed through the city today bearing the
board of equalization of that road.
Charles Orr, editor Of the Xenia Blade
is in the city today. Charley is not exactly
Toledo blade but he is as sharp as one.
A fivs-year-old child of GOtleb Link. who
resides in the east end. died yesterday OF
diphtheria. The child was one of twins.
Probate Judge Miller is issuing three or
four naturalization papers daily now in
view Of the near approach Of election day
Deputy Marshal Potee arrested Walter
II. Beardsley this moraing on the dual
charge of disorderly conduct and abusing
his family.
DR.. F. Runyan left this morning for
Toledo to attend the annual meeting Of the
Ohio State Dental Association. He will re-
turn on Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Magrew, sister Of T. f. Har-
wood, of the Gazette, is lying very low
with the typhoid fever at her home, a few
miles west of Urbana.
The poll books, blanks and election laws
for judges and clerks are now ready, and
can be had of the clerk of court Bring
spring-wagOn, for the election laws re-
quire book Of over 500 pages.
By his attorneys, Spence and Miller,
George Trietch, the Market concert saloon
man. brought suit in the court of common
please last evening asking the court to re-
verse the Judgment of the mayor.
Passenger train No. 4, on the l. B. 4 W.
due here at 9:55 a. H., was four hours late
today. the delay being caused by the break
ing down Of the engine at Mohawk. a sta
ton fifteen miles this side of Indiana
polls
Mrs. Frank H. Brown. of Newark. a
sister of T. E. HarwOod. arrived here today
Tomorrow she and Mr. HarwoOd will pro-
coed TO the home of Mrs. Magrew, their sis
ter, who is daily expected to die of typhoid
fever.
Charles Wagner. the well-known COM
mercial tourist. met with bad accident at
Yellow Springs. Sunday. By the over
farming of his buggy. he was thrown out
and broke the thumb OF his left hand. lie
VIII recover with careful nursing.
E. s. Hedges. who has been travelling for
the Tricycle. Mfg Co. for the past few
years, has resigned his position with that
and has accepted position with
the GendrOn Iron Wheel Co., of Toledo.
Ohio, one of the best companies in northern
Ohio.
The friends of John Nangle. who was
killed by the cars on Washington street
Saturday night, desire the statement cor
-ected that he had been out or jail but
lew hours before the accident occurred. As
| matter of fact he was in Jail but a short
line and had been out on bond for weeks. |