Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-20
LOCAL BRENTlES.

Charlie Drumm went to Magnetic Springs
this morning.
II. G. Roth left this morning via |. b. &
W. for Denver.
George W. Larkin, formerly of this city
WAS here yesterday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Knote is cOnvalescing after al
illness of five weeks duration.
K. IL. Rodgers, of the Superior Drill com
pany, left today for Baltimore.
City Clerk Shewalter has been enjoying !
camp-meeting vacation this week.
The Battery boys report daisy time al
the picnic at Mechanicsburg yesterday.
L. Mcintyre and William Rodgers were
run in last night for indulging in plain
drunk.
J. F. Funk. of the Farm aud Firesid,
composing room, is recovering from Sc
we're attack of malaria.
George Washington, John Ford, Albert
Ray and Dank Gordon were patrolled las
night on the charge of lettering.
Captain and Mrs. Perry Emmick, OF
Wooster, have returned home from visit
TO Prof. B. +. Prince and wife,
Mrs. Mary and Miss Carrie Hershey, OF
south Yellow Springs street, left yesterday
for Chautauqua and Niagara Falls.
Rev. L. c. Routzahn. pastor of the Luth-
eran church at Three Rivers, Michigan, is
the guest Of NJ b. RoutZahn, of south Fac
tory street
o. F. Humphreys, of Yellow Springs,
and Ben De Camp, of Cincinnati, arrived
today on their wheels, and are the guests Of
friends here.
c. L. Tambling, the genial. heavyweight
commercial traveller from Oberlin, and pro-
hbitiOn candidate for congress in the Four
teenth district, is in the city.
John Carney, the man who shot his SON
in-law, Herman MOlnO, last Sunday night,
is having his preliminary examination be-
fore Mayor Goodwin this afternoon.
1t is significant fact that fewer people
went by train TO the Urbana camp grounds
today than on any day since the meeting
began. Sam Jones was too much for them.
Frank b. GesSner, staff correspondent of
the Cincinnati TGmes-Stdr, passed through
the city this morning on his way to Colum-
bus. He stopped at the Arcade between
trains.
The new bank at West Liberty is getting
along swimmingly. 1t has been opened
only about woek and the number of de-
positors is nearly hundred, and the depos-
its $40. 900.
Robert Winters and family returned last
night from their farm in Dakota, and re-
port that they sustained considerable loss
from the drought, which was the greatest
ever known in that section.
Luke Gallagher was patrOlled from Flor
encevilIe about $50 last evening for cursing
and otherwise abusing his family. Luke
has heen up before for the same offense. Is
it not about time that he is salivated with a
rattling fine?
J. S. Barr is engaged in papering and
decorating the hall and rooms Of the Philo-
phian Society in the new college building.
The handsome new body Brussels carpet to
be put down in the hall was purchased
some time ago of A. c. Black & Co.
A dark sorrei mare, five years old, was
stolen Saturday night from A. S. Osborne,
Of Big Plain, Madison county. Mare had
white spot on top of rump and wart under
the jaw on the right side. She is worth
$3.50. The finder will be literally rewarded.
Rev. DR.. Summerbell had hardly returned
from the funeral of Elder Josiah Knight,
when called by telegram to Cincinnati TO
the funeral of the wife OF Noah Coan, from
Denver, Colorado. He expects to speak in
the High street Christian church, Sunday,
and night
Charles Howard, superintendent of the
Wooster and Rochester division of the
Maine Central railroad, Superintendent
Farlow, OF the old c. S. x c., and the lat
er's daughter, who have been visiting
friends here for week or ten days, left
his morning via the Bee Line for the east
Messrs. Chapman & Holden, the con-
racting painters, will begin the job of re-
painting the brick and woodwork of |
Blacks opera-house building the first of
leXt week. The Main and Market-street |
ront will receive two coats of paint, and
When finished will present handsome ap-
'earance. Business blocks can be picked
at all over the city which could be vastly
-ad In tho