Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-26

George II. Hurd. the telephone manager,
present
George White. an old Springfelder but
now of Jackson, Mich, is visiting friends in
the city.
Mrs. ii. +. Wildermuth. of Columbus, is
the guest, for few days. of her mother,
Mrs. NJ. f. Hatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunyan, of Richmond,
Ind. are visiting the lady's father, Geo.
| OtstOt, 1873 east Main street
Man has to eat peck of dust during his
life. Those who went out TO camp yester-
day have realized their mission.
The county infirmary has begun to lay in
its 800 tons Of coaf far winter use. The
Chapman Co. have the contract
G. James and wife, Of London. returned
home last evening after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. NJ. f. Hatcher, west High street
The hill region wore deserted appear
ance yesterday. but managed To get up a
small, one-hOrse fight, without any arrests
Dr. T. ID. King went to Canton today to
attend 10 some preliminaries of the prohi-
bition state convention Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Charles W. Martin. of St. Louis. a
sister Of Mrs J. Lamar Coleman. is visit
ing the latter at her residence on south Fac
tory street
f. B. Gorsuch. the genial assistant Bee
Line ticket agent, accompanied by his wife
has arrived home from prolonged and ex-
tensive trip to Eastern resorts.
Mrs. Mary E. Thurston, of Washington,
c. H.. Ohio. department inspector of the
womans' relief corps. is visiting at the resi-
dence of Samuel Hyer, Saturday evening.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday school
will havd their picnic at Ludlow Falls
Train leaves the |. b. Il W. depot at SOS
Wednesday morning. Tickets at depot 10
cents: children under twelve. 20 cents.
Passengers on theI. B...& W. train, No 4,
which arrived here at , O'Clock this morn
ing, report that an unknown man fell under
the train last night at Indianapolis, and
although injured, miraculouSly escaped
death.
Charles SOwleS, son Of the proprietor of
the Exchange Hotel at Urbana. now a
prominent Cincinnati lumber dealer, passed
through on his way home this morning,
after spending Sunday at Urbana. He says
the Exchange is soon to be entirely remod-
eled.
Assistant General Superintendent Wilson,
OF telephone fame, is expected in the city
this week on important business connected
with the local central Office. He was to
have arrived last week. but had to go to
Youngstown to attend to difficulty with
the electric light people.
Rev. X. F. Delo leaves tomorrow morn
ing at six o'clock en- route for San Francisco
t. attend the national encampment Of the
G. A. R. which begins August 3. Return
ing Rev DelO will stop at Grand Junction.
Colorado, where his son James is superin-
tendent of Hitch known as independent
Ditch. and has associated with him another
son, Albert
The Lagonda Sabbath school will run an
excursion to the Soldiers Home. Dayton.
on Thursday next; fare for round trip, s
cents for adults 50 cents for children under
twelve years. Those wishing to go will
take the regular train at LagOnda switch at
a. m., returning about p. IN. Spring
Al at
Everybody invited to go.
Urbana CitizCn: We are informed by
parties who are in position TO know. that
a meeting will be held tonight to decide
the question Of the new democratic paper.
The paper is understood to be only a cam
paign sheet and will be edited by Charley
Musson. The type will be set at the office
Of James F. Hearn, and the press work
done at some of the other offices.
There was a fearful fight in front of the
postOffice between midnight and O'Clock
this morning. J. C. Holloway witnessed
the whole thing from his window in the
second story Of the Arcade, but could not
identify the beIligerents- He says they
rolled in the gutter and bit and clawed like
dogs. until one of them squealed and called
out enough. The police have made no ar
rests.
Warren Cushman. the Arcade photo
grapher. secured a number of good views of
Camp Axline Saturday, and put them on
exhibition today in his mammoth exhibition
case at the north entrance. Among them
is a picture of Adjutant General Axline and
his staff. the 7th regiment in battalion drill
and others. They all bear the stamp of
"Cush's" talented manipulation and
Prof. August Mammes, teacher of Ger
m an in the Springfield high school, is spend
ing his vacation in Cincinnati, and is doing |
editorial work on the Cincinnati FOkSbldtt. |
Herr Mammes is a talented and ready |
writer. He is in the city today to report .
.he Bavarian picnic for his paper. He will
De married, by the way, at an early date, to .
IN attractive young lady on Columbia
street.