Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-10
hosri meets tonight.

School hoard meets tonight.
OnrheuS concert tonight. Don Munio.
Robert Tyndall, Of Selma, was in town
saturday.
The directors of the Valley turnpike met
to-day at the Shrritt'S office.
W. V. Kelly. of this city. is at the Ma
tiunal hotel. AT Washington, u. {.
T. C. IIirst, travelling passenger agent of
the Union Pacific railway, is in town today
Rev. William IL. Warren is having tine,
cpmmodiou> house built on College avenue.
North side.
Captain Asa : Bushnell was royalty ell
ttrtained bl the Seventh regiment at Garth
age "n SUNDAY.
c. J. Mccall, of Kinnane, Wren n Co.'S.
whose home is in Smroe, Ont, will visit
there in a few weeks.
W. ID. \. OBrien went to GAINESVILLE
this morning to attend the enrampmrnt OF
the Sons Of Veterans there.
Mrs. Compton and Miss Laura Nicholson,
ut south Mechanic street, have gone Ia New
Carlisle Ia visit friends for few days.
The will of Joseph SuItzbach and of Mrs.
Anna VI. Bishop were admitted to probate
saturday. There are no public bequeSts.
Mr.. Mcneil. OF the T. }. Mcneil Co, of
Canton. passed through the city saturday.
riding his bicycle from Cincinnati 10 Can
ton.
On Friday night Mrs. lIackett, residing
on east Columbia street had her chicken
rnop robbed of FIVE fine chickens. No
clue
o. F. HypeS. OF the firm of Fulton X
Hype>. and Mayor G"odwin. We're the guests
over Sunday of Mr IIypes'S parents i'll
Nruia.
Columbus Journal: Miss Matte Hart
man. of North Washington avenue, is
spending few days in Springfield with her
5 S>tcr.
Ed Wren is having fine house built on
the old Biair-Wil>"m-Lrffrl place, on the
North side The old house has been taken
down.
At the meeting Of the Southern Ohio
creamery. held at Troy saturday. f. A.
MrGrrw. Of New Carlisle, was elected sec
rrtary.
John {. Brand. formerly Of the M"TuhJ
Gl,,I,c. now one of the publishers of the
Bellefomtanr Ind,r. passed through to-day
for Troy.
Lille Thayer and Ida Smith, two frail
girls from Springfield, were fined $40 and
costs each for di~ordrrly conduct at Troy
Saturday.
John II. Thomas. Frank NJ. B"okwalter,
Jason W Phillips and Phillip Weimer
went to KanopoIi, with Gen. Krifer and
Ross Mitchell
Russell Smith, eldest son of Dr. ". T.
Smith. the Market street druggist. has gone
To Kan"poliS with view t" locating. if the
place suits him
Guy Martin. of West Mulberry street, re-
turned on Saturday from Illinois. where he
has been for the past five weeks for the
benefit of his health His friends will be
glad to know that he i much improved.
Captain Smith. OF Company A. Seventh
Regiment, has been suffering for a week
past with a severe attack of plruriSy. He
is reported better toiay. but i> considerably
exercised because he cannot be with his
nnpamy.
Thomas Reynolds, train dispatcher of the
|. b. x w, and J. +. lantz. train dispatch
er of the Ohio Southern. attended the first
annual convention of the Ohio Train Dis
patchers' Association held At Columbus
Saturday.
1t will pay every reader of this pepper Ia
send 16 cents in stamps to the Joseph
Dixon Crucibie Co. of Jersey City. New
Jersey. for samples of lead pencils. By
mentioning this paper they will receive I'ell-
ellis worth double the money.
\. NJ. Crothers and John DeatOn pedaled
up on their wherIs Ia the handsome rural
residence of Samuel Barnett. north of Ur-
hana. yesterday, and Were guests during
the day. Mrs. Crother> was already visit
ing there, and returned home today.
Don MmiO tonight. Grand opera house
Admission - cents.
Orpheu> Society tonight at the Grand OPP
bpusp Admission ~