Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-19
LOCAL BREVTIES.

Springs this morning.
Paul Drake of 1853 Scott street. is tn,
happy father of babe. born today.
Dr. John W. Baldwin went to Coumhu
this morning. He will return Monday.
Mrs. Jason W. Philips and daughter
Anna. boarded the |. B. n W train for tn,
west
William Votght, of Cincinnati. is tn,
guest of his brother Ed, of the I.agondi
House.
Superintendent Robert Blee. of the Be,
Line, was in town last evening, in his pri
vate car.
The members of High street NJ. f. churcl
held a delightful lawn fete at &. 5. FooS',
last night
Miss Alice Gaumer, of Urhana. is tn,
guest of 4. Studebaker and wife OF Yves
High street
Overcoats and straw hats were rather
incongruous but comfortable combination
last evening.
DIR. w. A. Smith, of west Main street
has returned from a visit to relatives il
Knox county.
Miss Doll Hammer. of Wrightsville. Pa.
is visiting the family of WIN. Lupfer, ot
Clifton street.
Rev. l.. l.. Uhl. who has been the guest
of his brother-in-Iaw, John 5. Barr for the
past week left today.
MeSsrs. Putnam and R0ckel. in three
hours yesterday, secured subscriptions Il
the amount of Sl,O3O.
Miss Barclay. of Dayton. spent part of the
week as the guest Of Miss Alice Mower. s.
South Factory street
John Funderburg and Maud Folk were
married by Rev. Henry Tuckley, at the st.
Paul parsonage, yesterday.
Mrs. Olin and Miss Clara Rouse are at
Springfield. Illinois. attending the funeral
of Mrs. R"use> brother-in-Iaw.
Mrs. ]. +. CHchner and Mrs. NJ. Conlam
left yesterday for Greenfield and View Vino
- visit parents and other relatives.
George ". Smith, of Union City, Ind, is
in the cit, lie came here 10 bid on the
fre>coing Of the Central NJ. +. church.
Mrs. c. { Fried entertainS few friends
this evening u; tea, in honor Of her guest,
Mrs. Newell, of Los Angeles, California.
4 gentleman who resides on low lands
along the river. said that it came within an
ace Of frost on the river bottoms last night.
Roh' Blee. superintendent Of the c. c. c.
Il |. road and c. J. Stedwell train master
Of the Columbus division. were in the CITY
last night
Strawberries are making their last appear
ance ,,alay. after being continuously in mar
k,t f"r over eight weeks. the longest season
ever known.
DR. Duncan. formerly of Yellow Springs
but recently of New York. and inventor Of
the Rex DiSinfectant, was in town ye>ter
day afternoon.
Rev. George DardiS. Of Memphis, Tenn,
and Rrv. c. l.. BradwelI. of Georgia, will
conduct the service at North street A. NJ. +.
church tomorrow.
DR. and Mrs. J. Ed. Baker. former resi-
dents of this city have returned home 10
from a pleasant visit with the
family Of ". c. Downey.
The L. p. Sabbath school will picnic at
ludlow falls on next Wednesday, Nav I'D.
Fare for the round trip 40 cents, children
% cents. Train leaves here at sos a. III. /
Several teachers in the city and county |
ire making preparations to attend the an
lual meeting of the National Educational .
association at Topeka, Kansas, July Is TO
6. inclusive.
Elmer f. Wallace, general manager of
he Clark and Miami County Small Fruit
.ssociation. returned Thursday from bus
ness tour through the counties of Allen,
Iardn. Logan and Champaign.
Thirteen school girls, whose ages hover
round the number representing the size of
leir party. picniced at Yellow Springs yes
.rday. They braved the undertaking with
ut any gentlemen attendants.
W. W. Donham. superintendent of the
ethel township schools, passed through
le city yesterday on his way to attend the i
,union of the pupils of the high school at
live Branch. this afternoon and evening.
Charles Hester went to the mayors
lice this morning and gave himself up on
le charge of disorderly conduct He had
fight. "Wednesday night with his step, |
other. The mayor fined him 81 and !
rStS. .
One Of the largest morning markets of the :
,a>on was that of this morning. and the 7
st watermeluns that have reached this !
~ were on exhibition at MOrrOws r lit
ore. on the corner of High and Ma k t
reefs.
FrfGna Citizen: Assistant Chief of =
rIice Mckay. of Springfield, is proving Il
nself to be an excellent officer. Almost t
cry day we see an account of good piece Il
work by him" You are right He is an d
cellent officer. -
A goodly number of Springfield poop e D
IL 60 to Yellow Springs. Tuesday, t" o
ten to Washington Gladden's address. Ia
Il 20 attend the annual commencement on l.
ednt sday Edward Everett Hale is eN- q
cttd to he in attendance.
At noon yesterday. c. c. c. ~ |. engine
}. lG2. jumped the track at the Ludlow 81
eet crossing. at Dayton, and was dam a
I'd somewhat, but with the aid of a p
-pann locomotive she was righted again n
scene