Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Bee Line Superintendent Blee was in the
city yesterday.
5. S. Troupe, of Dayton, was in town a
short time this morning.
Judge John A. Shouck, Of Dayton, is in
the city today on business.
Twenty-Five Mechanicsburgers attended
the Gilmore band concert last night.
The Rev. Henry Tuckley, pastor or St.
Paurs. went to Dayton this morning.
S. A. Bowman and family left today for
New York City and other points in the
east.
Oscar Brown was arrested this morning
for using profane language, and fined 81
and costs.
Miss Carrie,Mollocker, of San Francisco,
passed through the city last evening on her
way east.
Captain Asa S. Bushnell and family left
this morning via the Bee Line, :or New
York City.
Ben Buxton Is home from college, at
WiIliamstown. Mass, to spend Thanksgiv-
ing vacation.
Mr.. Jacob Bot of Canal Winchester, is
visiting his son, o. l.. Bot, Of south Lime
stone street.
Kurtz BiIlow. postmaster at KanapOlis,
Kansas. is expected home this week for a
brief vacation.
Newt Shaffer. son of the Rev. J. F.
Shaffer formerly of this city, now of Della
ware, is in the city.
Dr. Russell returned this morning from
his hunting trip in Illinois. He reports a
fine time and some ducks.
Large parties from Yellow Springs, Me-
chanicSburg and London were present at
the Gilmore band concert
Circuit Judge-elect Chas. c. Shesrer has
submitted his resignation to the L. S. court
as L. 5. commissioner.
A party of Dayton spOrtsmen passed
through this city this morning on they way
to Washington c. II. for a weeks hunt
Ed. Gatewood. a notorious little petit
thief, was captured yesterday and was
locked up on the charge of disorderly con-
duct
Mrs. Carrie f. Hill, charming lady of
Chicago, who has been the guest of Mrs.
George Emery, leaves this evening for her
home.
Miss Jennie Brayton, of BeIleyille, Mich,
who has been visiting +. DesOrmauX and
family for several weeks, left for her home
this morning.
c. NJ. Nichols. of the GLOBE RErUBLIC,
accompaniedby his wife, left Saturday morn
ing for Elyria, Ohio, on few days visit TO
Mrs. NicholS's sister.
Mike Sheehan, residing near MoOre's
stone quarry, broke his right leg by bad
fall on Saturday evening. DR.. McLaugh-
lin set the broken limb.
The "Our Jonathan's" Ia da dab dude
brass band paraded the streets at noon to-
day. They made an immense appearance
and played very well-yOu know.
F. Y. Miller. of Lsgonda avenue, Diet
rick Schultz. of east Main street, and A. o.
Keller. of north Limestone street, left to-
day for New Lexington, Perry county.
Walter Gibson. formerly of the local jour
nalistic corps. now a successful newspaper
man of Florida, is expected in Springfield
this week to spend Thanksgiving holidays.
The Flying Buckeye" the new fast
train on the Bee Line makes the run from
this city to Cincinnati in hours and 80
minutes. leaving here al 7:3O a. III. It's a
hustler.
The Maude Granger company was regis
tered at the Arcade Sunday and today, en-
route to Dayton from Wheeling, where the
q 'tress was rendered an ovation last Friday
and Saturday.
Chief Walker and the police force have
been invited to attend the annual police ball
given BY the Columbus force on the 10th Of
December. The chief and two or three OF
the officers will very likely attend.
Jacob Weidner, colonel of the Fourth
regiment uniformed rank X. Of P, of Day
ton. accompanied by his regimental staff,
will attend the banquet and ball to be given
this evening by Springfield division No. 6
Prof John Reising and William Woods
entertained fifteen or eighteen of the Gil
more band musicians last night after the
concert. The members of the band eX-
pressed themselves as much pleased with
their reception here.
o. J. Greenleaf. formerly of this city,
now of Greensburg. Kiowa county. Kansas.
is visiting his moth nr, Mrs. Muzzy. of south
Center street Mr.. Greenleaf is sheriff of
Kiowa county and a wealthy cattle dealer.
This is his first visit to Springfield for four
years.
Two young men named AthertOn and
Mormon had some difficulty in front of Der
cigar store on south Market street
about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. which
resulted in fight Atherton was badly
used up. but succeeded in eluding the pc
lice. Mormon was statiOn-hOused;
One of the patent metallic burial caskets
by the Springfield Metallic
Casket Co. was furnished by SCHNEIDER.
Coles & Bennett undertakerS, for the re-
mains of the late Henry Gram, buried yes
teriav. The undertakers are pushing these
goods to the front. as they are imperishable
and perfect protection for the dead.
Manager Harry &. Fisher, of this city,
returned Saturday evening frOme ithaca,
New York. where he attended the meeting
of the International base ball league in the
interest of the Scranton PENN club, of
which he is manager. He was unsuccess-
full at the time in securing the admission Of
his club into the league, but expects to do
so by January lst by purchasing tie fran
chise of the Oswego. (N. " club. Mr..
Fisher left today for Cincinnati to attend
the meeting Of the American association,