Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-29
LOCAL BREVTIES.

friends in this city.
Prof. J. W. Van Sickle left today for
two months trip in the east.
But then the tax commission did not |
finish up the tax levy last night.
S. Il. Kemble of the Tribune, Arcanum,
Ohio, is in the city calling on friends.
Robert johnson returned home this mOm- |
ing from an extended trip through the West.
Us. Williams, manager of the United
Lines Telegraph Co, at Xema, is in the
city.
An affidavit has been filed against John
Singer for violating the Sunday liquor or
dinance.
Mrs. Wflber Colvin left today to spend a
week with her husbands parents near South
Charleston.
The suit of C. c. Taylor & Son vs. Geo.
Leach was settled in court this morning.
No other business.
A boy named Tom Taylor fell on Plum
street near Main last night and broke his
left arm at the wrist.
Mrs. John Hagenbaugh. of Fairfield. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harry William
son. on Chestnut avenue.
Charles Leedle and wife and her sister.
Miss Lucy Drummer, have gone to Chautau-
qua to spend few weeks.
Will Ford, young Cincinnati insurance
agent. who has been in the city several
l. today
W. NJ. King. of the Agricultural Blu
reau, Washington. ID. C.. and his son, are
the guests of Marshal Hughes and wife.
Miss Eva Sack and Simon Tannenhaum
will be married next Sunday evening at four
O'Clock at the brides residence on kenton
street
The ladies of High street NJ. f. church
will give flower concert in connection
with tablrauS. soon, which will be novel and
entertaining.
Mrs. Dell AlbertS. of Dayton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. \. L. Thomas. of Ottawa, are visiting
their relatives. IL. c. Williamson and fami-
ly on the north side.
The young ladies of Mrs. Sharon'S class
will give social at the North Side chapel
thi, evening. al which refreshments will be
served. AdmIttance 10 cents.
Mrs Marble and son and Miss Dora c.
Go pdfellow, of Bloomington. Ills. are the
,ests of Baggage Master Layton and wife,
OF lO3 south Mechanic street.
Col. Coates Kinney. of the GLoBE-RE-
PUBLIC, has been confined to his room since
last Wednesday, at his home in Nenia. His
indisposition is not serious, however.
A merry little party consisting of Miss
Rosa Guehmer. Miss Ora Perfect, Miss
Georgia Hayner. Miss Clark and Miss Lille
Clrvein, OF Louisville, went to Dayton to-
day.
The engagement of Miss Hattie VI. Kautf
man. the accomplished daughter of NJ.
Kaufman. and Abe Murganroth. a prominent
young merchant of BelIefontaine, has been
ma ie public.
The picnic OF the Umiversalist Sunday
school will be given on Saturday, July I'd.
Most of the school will leave the city about
y q. III. Lei All llltIcSAtu tdhC hut lltAlCt
and govern themselves accordingly.
Charles and Willie Bauer will leave next
Sunday for Cincinnati. where Willie will
pursue his studies on the violin during the
summer in the College of Music. Charley
will return home in a couple of weeks.
Invitations have been issued for the re-
ception Of Mr.. and Mrs. \. VI. CrOthers,
Thursday evening of this week. at 343 south
Limestone street. The affair IS in the ma
ture of social farewell, as Mr.. and Mrs.
Crothers leave the next day for the west.
The First Presbyterian Sunday-school
had very interesting review lesson Sunday
morning the subject being Total Absti-
nence. J. l.. Plummer, esq. treated of the
economical, DR.. I. d. King, the physiolog-
| ical, and y. II. Andrews the moral ard
religious features of the subject
Rev. Will F. Gowdy, OF Ripley, an old
Wittenberg alumnus. was i'll the city YES
terday The many friends of his wife. nee
Miss V Nose, of this city. will be pleased to
learn that that lady. who was recently re-
ported al the point of death. is now entirely
out of danger and fast recovering.