Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-12
PHOSPHATE LEMONADE,
CASPER'S Druq Store
LOCAL BREVITiES.

in town yesterday.
Warden E. G. Coffin, of the penitentiary,
is in the city today.
Miss Julia Churchill, of Peoria, ILL.,, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Taylor left this morn
ing for Lake Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Butt leave tonight
for trip to northern Michigan.
Miss Joanna Fay. of west Mulberry
street, is visiting friends in Columbus.
Ella Hastings was arrested this morning
for diSordcrly conduct on Taylor street
The Christian church and Sunday school
will picnic at Dayton, Tuesday, July 20.
Dr. and Mrs. Cross, of Walnut Hills, Gin
cinnad. are visiting friends in Springfield.
Denny Thomas, the artist, arrived home
yesterday from his trip to Washington ID. c.
Mrs. 5. Shannon left yesterday for To-
ronto, Canada, TO be gone several months.
Mrs. John 5. Shewalter left this morning
on visit to her parents at Harrisburg, O.
Robert Purcell. travelling passenger agent
Of the Cincinnati Southern road, was in
town today.
Scipio Baker. of the Metallic Casket Co,
started this morning for Cleveland and De
trot on business trip.
o. F. HypeS, of the firm of Fulton Il
HypeS. leaves tonight for Chicago on two
weeks visit to his brother.
\. S. Frazer, cashier of the Xenia
national bank of Nenia- was the guest of
friends in this city yesterday.
Rev. Dr. Rust, of the High street NJ. F.
church. accompanied by his family. left
this morning for Chautauqua.
Mrs. Amos Whiteley and Mrs. Bert
Whiteley left today for Burlington Beach,
where they will spend the summer.
Miss PersiS Tracey. Of Portsmouth. who
has been the guest of c. A. Geiger and
family. returned home this morning.
AFRO II. Fernandez, a Cuban tobacconst.
was in the city for short time Sunday, en-
lbHtt nun 81 l-'NIiN ~ view lbih CIll'
George W Hastings has come up from
Interlachen. the Springfield Florida town
He reports third hotel nearly compltte ted
Henry Weinland has been engaged as
fireman at the waterworks pumping-house
in the place of Joe Judy, who recently left
Miss Matte Wagner, who has been the
guest of Miss Emma Reid, of north Market
street, returned to her home at Ashtabula.
today.
From the craze in Springfield over the
increased population, one might almost
fancy that the town had taken leave of its
census.
The grip machine in Harris's cigar store
is a big card. and the number of young men
with blood blisters on their right hands is
increasing.
Superintendent Van TaSSel. of the Ohio
Southern. returned this morning from
Warren. Ohio, where he has been visiting
his family.
Charles &. Harger, jr., of Canton, who
comes highly recommended by the best pee
pie of his city, has become a resident of
Springfield.
Warden f. G. Coffin. of the Columbus
came over yesterday morning
to spend Sunday. He reports everything
lovely at the Pen.
As an evidence of the boom in business, a
leading grocer said this morning that last
week was the biggest and best he has had
for three months.
j. NJ. Turner, Of Lawrence. Kansas. and
his wife and daughters. are visiting S. Clark
aud family, on west Columbia. Mrs TuIn-
er is Mrs. Clarks sister.
Miss Nellie Mclaughlin. of Cincinnati.
who is the guest Of Mrs. VIM. Dickson, of
south Limestone street, left today for few
days visit at Newark, Ohio.
The Second Lutheran Sunday school had
34l scholars in its school yesterday morn
ing. being next to the largest in the city,
which is not very bad for a mission school
Henry Pollock. day operator at the c. c.
C. 4 |. target in the East End, had his little
black and tan dog stolen from him He Of
ferS s. reward for the recovery of the ami
NAL.
Miss Helen Rogers, of Dayton, and Miss
Fannie Townsend, of Newblrg, \. Y.
who are the guests of Miss May Bowman.
Of east High street, leave tomorrow for
heir homes.
Miss Fannie Senteny left this morning
for her home in Louisville. Ky, and Miss
Esther Simpson for Sandusky, o. Quite
number of young people were at the train
to see them of.
The safe at the Dayton and IrOnton rail-
-oad office at the Third street crossing. Day-
on. was blown Saturday morning between
hree and forr o'clock and S74 carried away.
4 drill and powder did the work
\ distressing accident occurred Sunday
orenoon to a young colored boy named
lodge, of east Columbia street. He was
brown from a horse he was riding and.
triking q stone, cut bad scalp wound in
lis head.
The net earnings of the Bee Line in
Iune will probably show an increase Of
;75. 900 over June. 1885. 1t is stated that
he road never was in better condition than
low. and its increase Of earnings has been
surprise to every one.
Billy Pretzman has sold his old bay horse
Ben" that has been in the family for ten |
II fifteen years, and was old enough to le- |
ally vote. Ben" has had busy and use
III life. pulling a bread wagon and human |
reight In his early life ne had an insane |
ondnesS for chewing tobacco.
f. b. Gorsuch, the accommodating assist |
mt ticket agent at the c. c. c. & l. depot, |
ccompanied by his wife, left today for
wO weeks trip through the east, taking in .
Niagara Falls, New York. Philadelphia and .
Baltimore. VIM. Taylor, of MiddIetOwn, |
will act as operator in his absence.