Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-21
LOCAL BRevITIeS.

LOCAL 6RevIIIeS.
Clio at the Grand tonight
Armin Fassler went to Columbus this
noon.
George L. Clayton. of Dayton. is at the
Arcade.
II. l.. Rockfield returned from Columbus
Joseph Doniphin, Of Cincinnati, is here
on business.
The market was rather slimly attended
this morning.
Robson & Crane in Comedy of Errors at
Blacks tonight.
The prohibition club meets this evening.
DIR. Vincent and others will speak.
Gus. Frankel, with S. Hernscheim's large
cigar house, of New Orleans, is in the city.
The l. b. & W. train to Columbus was
again delayed over two hours this morning.
Robson and Crane are stopping at the
Arcade, and their troupe at the Lagonda
House.
The scalpers who speculated on ticket
for Robson & Crane are getting left as they
deserved.
Robson 4 Crane arrived this noon. They.
with their leading support, are stopping Al
the Arcade.
Mrs. Lewis Patric slipped and fell on the
icy pavement last night and fractured one
of her limbs.
Will Rabbits walked into an open hatch
way in hardware store this morning, bni
fortunately escaped without injury.
DIR. Harry Bennett, Of the North side. +
now connected with hospital in Colorado
and is in an improved state OF health.
The marshal of Tiffin writes to Chief OF
Police Walker that Murray committed fouI
burglaries in Tifiin and says he will be herr
today.
The entertainment given by the Bible
class of the First English Lutheran church
tomorrow evening promises tob be very inter.
esting.
The oratorical contest of Wittenberg col.
iege will be held at the First English Lu-
theran church this evening. AL are cordial
ly invited.
All lovers of good music and magic Ian
tern scenes shonld not fail to be present a,
the First English Lutheran church tomor.
row evening.
Frank Ferell. s6 and costs for disorder
Iy, and Mike Compton, 81 and costs for
drunkenness, were the only fines imposed by
the mayor yesterday afternoon.
James T. Tuttle. Principal of the North
ern School. arrested last Thursday for as
sault on the person of Percy Dale, waived
examination and was bound over i'm the sum
of 500.
Snow Murphy, who was fined by the
mayor couple of weeks ago and released
on promise to pay his fine, has neglected to
do so thus far and was arrested last night
on execution.
The friends Of Mr.. H. G. Marshal, pro-
prietor of the Home Steam Laundry. who
has been quite sick for several weeks with
pneumonia, will be glad to know that he is
able to be out again.
The tramps arrested yesterday afternoon
gave the following names: Thomas Riley.
James Williams. James Kelley. John Mum
roe, Thomas Dunn, John Dilold, John
Lynch and John Ritterhouse.
Bertha, the infant daughter of Jefferson
Martin. died yesterday morning Of scarlet
fever. Her age was thirteen months. Fu-
neral was held from the family residence,
100 East Washington street, this afternoon.
Mike Gaffney, when dismissed by the
mayor last Saturday night on charge of
disorderly. was held on . charge of stealing
a keg Of beer. preferred by Officer Nicklas.
On this charge he was tried last night and
again dismissed.
Series number one of the entertainments
given under the direction of the Senior Bi-
BILE class of the First English Lutheran
Sabbath school will be held at the church
tomorrow evening. Tickets only 10 and Is
cents. Come one, come all.
The revival at the Methodist Protestant
church, on Pleasant street, continues with
increasing interest. The services are very
pleasant and spiritual and are attended with
professions. A larger attendance of non
processing people is very much desired, and
all are cordially invited.
Mrs. Jennie Updegraff, formerly Of this
place, died at her home in New Carlisle last
night at 10:45. Funeral services will be
held at the house Saturday at $50 q m,
after which the remains will be brought
here on the l. B. 4 W. train, leaving New
Carlisle at 900 a m. Intement at Fern
cliff.
The Springfield Manufacturing Company
held their annual election Monday afternoon.
at which the following gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing year: E. X.
President; L. Phillips, Vice Presi-
dent; J. G. Jacobs, Secretary and Treasurer;
Directors, E. r. Stewart, L. Phillips, J. G.
Jacobs, l.. B. Cory and J. J. Stewart
Last chance, last call. Goods at your own
price. TUCH BROS.