Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-05
LOCAL BREWTIES.

Alex. Click was arrested last night for
drunkenness.
Some woman had her pocket book
snatched in market last night.
Frank Michael, of Champaign county,
was in the city last week on business.
Mrs. William Frey was arrested yester-
day morning for using profane language.
The Cadet band goes to Cincinnati today
to play at the dedication of a German
church.
Ralph II. Hahn was recuperating in the
country in Champaign county, several days
last week.
+ Prof. William Reece has retured from
Kansas. He proposes to sell out here and
return to Kansas to teach.
Squire Stout united in marriage Christian
Silken and Lena Rabbits, last night, at
their home on Nelson street.
Miss Katie Z. Hyatt, of No. $50 west
Main street, is visiting her relatives, the
MichaeIs, in the vicinity of Catawba.
Mrs. J. f. Roberts is visiting her mother
and sister at Piqua, and attending the
meeting of the Cincinnati conference.
Walter, Roscoe and Miss Bertha Pierce
returned last evening from Massachusetts,,
where they have been passing a month.
r. II. YOug attended the Greene
county prohibition convention at Xenia,
yesterday, in the interests of the Nelc Era.
Miss Sarah b. Hager, a charming young
lady of Nenia, is visiting az the residence of
Thomas ID. Wallace, north Yellow Spring
street.
The Big Six band returned from Martins
vile yesterday morning. They furnished
the music yesterday for all Odd Fellows
picnic there.
A keg of beer was stolen from Schneider
Bros, wagon while standing in front of
Denny Williams saloon, east end of
Champion avenue.
Miss Louise Walfram, of Dayton, who
has been visiting her brother Will the past
week, returned home Friday, having spent
pleasant time while here.
Born to the wife of George Sites, west
High street, on Thursday, bouncing girl
baby. Mother and child doing well, but
George will hardly survive.
About O'Clock Friday night c. W.
Arthur, who was walking along south
Yellow Springs street was set upon by
three tOughs and badly pounded
Miss Nellie Norris, OF south Gallagher
street, accompanied by her friend Miss
Dickey Smith, of Chilicothe, spent last
Thursday at Dayton and the Soldiers
Home.
Miss Esther Simpson, Springfield belle,
who has been the guest of Miss Lutio Cool
idge for a week, returned home yesterday.
leaving a number of our young men discon-
solate.-Troy Daily Nclcs.
The remains of Cora Sroupe will be taken
to Enon this morning at eight o'clock, and
the funeral services will be held in the
Methodist church of that place. Rev. W.
A. Gross will conduct the services.
Garrett A. BillOw, of last years gradaat-
ing class at Wittenbsrg, begins operations
tomorrow as pedagOgue at Olive Branch
school. FOrgy's. He will generally spend
Saturday and Sunday at home on the north
side.
R. H. De Freese, travelling salesman for
the Graybeard Blood Bitters, and other
medicines invented by DIR. Brewer, is bill
ing" the city in great shape. Mr.. De Freese
is hustler, and represents a good com-
pany.
Colonel A. DOtze left last night for the
Queen City, where he will spend the day
taking in the sights. Superintendent of
the chain gang, James ID. Good, is filling
the eolonels place during the latter's alb
sence.
An 11-mOnths'-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Mumper, who reside near New
MoOrefeld, died yesterday morning. Fu-
neral services will be held at the house this
afternoon at $50 o'clock, burial at New
MOOrefield chapel.
The infant daughter of Mrs. Ida Brown.
who resides in Primrose alley between
Main and High streets, died Friday night |
about IL O'Clock, Of spasms. The funeral
is to occur this afternoon at three o'clock, |
burial at GreenmOunt.
Quite a pleasant day was spent last
Wednesday by Miss Nellie Norris, of 100 |
Gallagher street, and her friend Miss Dick
ey Smith, who is visiting her from Chilli |
cothe, Ohio. They were accompanied by |
viii Holloway and Will Lee.
The WOmen's Relief Corps of Mitchell
Post, q. A. r., will give an entertainment |
and social on Tuesday evening. September
I, at the residence of Mrs. T. B. Flago. No. |
POI South Factory street All are respect |
fully invited TO be present. Refreshments,
Is cents.
The funeral of the late Alexander Stuart |
yesterday morning at Q o'clock
from his residence - north Market street.
Rev. J. l.. Rodgers delivered an impress
Siye funeral discourse. The body was in.
TERED at Urbana, of which city he was for
years an h0nOred citizen.
Fall style Silk Hats now on sale.
SULLIVAN, the Halter.