Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Auditor o. F. Seryiss i in Cincinnati IT,
| day.
MrN. Harry Hauk went 10 Dayton yester-
I day afternoon
Special Agent T {. Halls, of the 1. b. &
/ W. iS in town.
Squire Breckenridge assumes the robes
of Office next Thursday.
Professor BIumen>chein, of Dayton, was
in the cIty last evening.
Mrs. r. Poffenberger, Of this city, after a
two-momth>' visit in Detroit, will return
home today.
Miss Jessie Poffeuberger of Urhana. who
has been the guest of friends here for a
W 'ck. has returned home.
Deputy Baker took 10 Columbus this
morning : G.. Dtilie. sentenced to one year
i the pcnitemtiary for forgery.
Married. OF the evening Of the 18th inst.
D. the Rev DIR. l.. \. Gotwald, Andrew J.
G-oSg TO Mss Cora b. Mower; both of this
place.
The Funk & Mlnahan natural gas well
Il the foot Of Factory street has been dban-
med. Nothing hopeful whatever was
Developed.
Miss Flora Harrison, of Columbus, is
spending few days with her relatives.
Mr. md Mrs William Rodgers. ON North
Limestone street
Dr. Lewis, who has taken a new lease Of
h dental rooms over Troup's drug sto.e
ut~ papered and decorated them in 4 ver!
tractile manner.
NJ. II. Clapp returned home on Saturday
from Detroit. Mich, where he has been en-
gagged in business with his son. Chester
CIapp, formerly of this city.
Mrs. X L. cassidy and daughter. of
North Limestone street, leave for New
York tomorrow for a two-week>' s"iourn
in that city and Washington.
The station house j. undergoing q thor
ough cleaning today under the supervision
ot Colonel Dotze After it is whitewashed
and painted it will be neat a. a pin
The township trustees did not organize
yesterday. as was their intention. The old
ard holds its last meeting tomorrow, and
the new one will organize directly after
ward.
!. VI. Fish. who has been teaching in
Arkair>as for nineteen years, has returned
Ia the city to reside. The GLoBE-REPUB-
lie j. glad TO give Mr.. Fish a welcome
home.
Charles FOlderman was found lying in
an alley near the Champion shops this
morning dead-drunk. with bad cut in
his head He wa> removed t" the station
house by the patrol wagon.
The pastoral conference voted at ITS meet
ing Monday morning TO cooperate with the
Hospital association in making arrange
me ITS for public meeting Ia be held at an
early date in the interest of the new city
hospital.
Patrick Kelly, aged -. residing on Pleas
ant street between Central avenue and East
street, died of haNty consumption Saturday
morning at ! o'clock His funeral occurred
at ST .Iu>cplo church yesterday morning at
. o'clock.
The friends of old soldiers recently bur-
ed are requested to send the names OF the
deceased. with the ln'atiOn of their graves,
to James 5. Bryant room No. Arcade.
in order that the graves may receive proper
attention on Memorial day.
James Mcbride Of this city. who was
m irried last week t" Miss Stella box. al
accomplished Young lady. Of Terre Haute.
ind. has accepted a position in J. NJ.
Elutt'> clothing store. and will make his
me with his mother. on Dibert street.
Business in police circles was light last
night. William Barr and Jack Wilson
we're run in for being too much under the
'IlpmCr Charles RoS, swore a blue streak
~ the street and was housed for his smart
le>>, He put up SO bail, however, and
" = released
The Carey Society will give a social t.
morrow evening at the residence Uf Win T.
Franklin, 9S North yellow Springs street
There will be a free debate on the question.
.ResoIved, That every wife ought always
70 know the financial condition Of her nus
1Ari" All ar. invited.