Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-20
LOCAL BREWTIES.

The street car seats have been upholstered
for the winter.
Thank heaven, diphtheria is on the de
crease at last
Dr. A. b. Leonard, of Piqua, is in the
city looking well.
Sam Reed, of the Annie Pixley company,
was at the Arcade yesterday.
I.ilhn and Nellie Leslie have gone to
Dunkirk. Ohio, to stay through the winter.
Senator Thomas J. Pringle left last night
for New York City via the n. Y. p. & o.
The Dan Sully combination went to Rich
m1nd, Ind, this morning on the O'Clock
train.
Invitations TO the police ball to be given
by the Columbus force have been received
in this city.
Miss Dana Hunt, of Urbana. has assumed
the, position of saleslady in Hoffman IS Cos
jewelry store.
Miss Carrie Meranda, of New Carlisle,
will be the guest Sunday of her friend, Miss
Alice Wones.
Patrick Kelley, an aged citizen of Piqua,
was accidentally drowned in the hydraulic
there yesterday.
Miss Cappie Champaign, eldest daughter
Of Joseph Champaign, is seriously i'll of a
complication of diseases.
The people of the south side want the
market house located on the corner of
Center and Kiser streets.
DIR. Rust will preach at his morning ser
vice tomorrow on The Christian Sabbath
"a Holiday or Holy Day"
The Bee Line will sell excursion tickets
10 Cincinnati during the opera festival next
week at $500 round trip.
John Helgut was drowned at SandUsky
yesterday. Considering his name. the coro-
ner'S verdict ought to be suicide"
The town must be getting healthy; or
perhaps it soon will. Many of the local
doctors are away or shooting trips.
NJ. Bachrach, the Polish exile, will speak
at Anzinger's hall, Sunday evening, under
the auspices of the Springfield Turn verein.
Good speakers will be in attendance at
the Gospel temperance meeting tomorrow
at Temperance hall. Band of Hope at $50
O'Clock.
Miss Mary Nelson and brother Tom will
attend the opera festival at Cincinnati next
week. The festival will have no more ap-
preciative auditors.
The meeting of the St. Paul lyceum list
evening was the best ever held by that body.
A large audience was present, and the exer-
cises were of much interest.
Mrs Mary Teirs has sold her farm of 100
acres on the Urbana road near the fremont
crossing to Henry Moler son of city eDgi-
neer J. Douglas Moler, for $500.
4 new Chinaman. with a seal-skin hat
and prodigal affluence of mouth. arrived
today from Indianapolis. He was reading
the Enquirer ''aIle samee like Mclean
man.
An original historic Thanksgiving poem |
by Dr. c. S. Vincent, is the fitting novelty |
at the UniversaliSt church next Thanks
giving. II a. m, Nov. %. The doctor says
that if he has ever written poetry, this
poem contains il
Messrs. d. viii Ramsey, Elmore f.
Grim and Charles johnson attended very
delightful dance at New Carlisle last even
ng given in honor of Mr.. Bert LOwman. a
former Wittenberger, who celebrated his
wenty first birthday yesterday.
Z. r. Hotsenpiller, of this city, leaves
soon for an extended visit 10 Florida and
California for health and recreation. He
will also inspect all the leading summer re-
sort hotels and lighthouses, with a view to
getting pointers for the improvement Of
his magnetic springs in Union county.
The winning little sOubrette, Miss Jennie
CaIef, spent yesterday in the city, at the
Arcade hotel. She left this morning for
Richmond. Ind. Miss Calef has spent the
'all with friends in Dayton, and has almost
from the effects of the accident
ly which she sustained fracture of the
eg.
Gold from Hebrew Mines" is the title Cf
series of lectures TO be given by DIR. Vim
,ent in the UniverSalist church. In about
'ght lectures the Doctor will try to con-
der most of the profound themes peculiar
o the O. T. Tomorrow evening the series
,pens with the theme, Moses and his Poem
N Creation"
Pastors will please announce tomorrow
} their congregations the services to be held
N Thanksgiving Day. at 1880 a. m, in
he First Baptist church and in st. Pauls
1. f. church. Sermon in the Baptist
hurch by the Rev. DR.. L. A. GOtwald, and
I St Paurs NJ. Z. church by the Rev. DIR.
'inley. Collection for the Associated
'harities of the city.
Genial Garrett A. BillOw is teaching
chool at FOrgy's station. He is also cul-
waiting a small and imprOmptu mOustache.
.ecently Garrett asked his class to define I
ne word face" One diminutive young 5
ter arose. transferred drop from his nose
, the base of his pants by a Single, grace =
n motion OF his sleeve, and said between 4
niffs: why, face-is-SOmething with 5
yes-and n0se-and mOuth-and little I
air-sometimes Garrett has ceased to