Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-10
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LOCAL BREVITlES.

Newton Gum is contemplating trip to
Caautauqua.
You never miss the water till the stand
pipe runs dry.
Mrs. Dr. Mobiles has returned home from
her visit to Georgia.
EnoS Sharp. of Pawtucket, Il. l., is in
the city on business to-day.
Last Saturday was dull thud," but the
10th" was t0lerably lively.
Miss Della Summers, of Pleynton, Iowa,
is visiting friends in the city.
Gotlieb Enrich was arrested this morning
for fighting. He gave bail.
c. c. Funk, ban Minahan and Billy
PretZman went to Columbus today.
Officer Hughes is having his office repa-
pered and refitted in handsome style.
Mrs. G. Howard Gilkey and daughter re-
turned to their home in Kansas today.
Mrs. A. Banyer, of this city, is passing a
week with her sister, Mrs. S. 7. Powell, of
Urbana.
DIR. Won Snyder, the anatomical museum
man. is lying at the point of death from
paralysis.
Mrs. Parker was placed under arrest this
morning for indulging in racket with an
other woman.
George Kearns was run in today OH a
warrant charging him with swearing at
Mary Kennedy.
Miss Mollie Lamerte. OF Paris, Ky, is
the guest of Miss Edna Merritt, OF east
Pleasant street.
Chris. LaybOurn returned last evening
from Arizona. after an absence of two
years. He will probably remain here.
Charles Gill was arrested yesterday for
jumping on moving train, and Tim Lyons
was stalion-hOuSed last night for safe keep
ing.
Harvey Brown was arrested Friday morn
ing for being implicated in the tight at
Theo. Gebauers place last Tuesday after
noon.
The concert at the Grand last night will
go shrieking down through history, for the
reason that it had not a single MikadO Sc
lection in it
Urbana Citizen: Springfield's young
mayor, Goodwin. is credit to the city he
represents. and good example of young
mpn as nublIc officials
The congregation of Central NJ. Z. church
will have preaching service in the Wigwam,
corner of Main and Center streets, Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock.
A wedding between a prominent young
gentleman of west Pleasant street and a
society belle of east High is reported to be
on the tapis for early August.
Mrs. McCulIom, of Chicago, and Mrs.
Eldred. of Wilmington, who have been Wis
iting the Misses Blackburn, left yesterday
morning for South Charleston.
Last nights rain. though not heavy. was
most welcome. 1t was needed badly and
had the delightful effect of cooling to some
tNbtlll Iilt
A Troy couple were married the other
dIy. whose names were Carrie Vance and
Ezra Campbell. 1t is not surprising to see
a Campbell at a Carrie-V Vance-ery.
A letter received Friday from Miss Anna
b. Johnson. of this city. from Kansas City,
No. says that at the time of writing the
stood ll2 in the shade.
Conrad Erick, of Harrison street, wishes
the GLoBE-REPUBLIC to say that he is not
the man by that name who was fiaed in
mayors court Thursday for fighting.
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Moore returned,
yesterday morning, from trip which in
cluded Niagara, Saratoga, New York,
Washington and other points of interest.
Prof. Elijah Burgess, superintendent of
the public schools at Cambridge, Ohio, and
candidate for the republican nomination
for commissioner of schools, was in the city
today.
Wm. c. Peel states that, instead of SIS, 500
being the consideration which Capt. A. S.
B Ishnell paid him for his property on
Center street, the purchase price was over
BIO, 900.
A comparison of the figures published
with those of other cities at hand
shows that Springfield does the largest
nail business, in proportion to her size, of
my city in Ohio.
Xenia Gazette, July 9: DIR. Marley went
o Springfield today TO conduct the funeral
ervices of Mrs. Anna Bacon Grain, oldest
laughter of the late John Bacon, of that
ity. The service is at o'clock this even |
ny.
That most slimy of human reptiles, the
nonymous letter writer, is abroad in
springfield. A dose is being fixed up for |
i'm, but whether it is to be in the form of |
shotgun or hOrsewhip has not yet been
ecided.
Dayton Democrat: If Dayton cannot
ave a public building, it may at least re-
Diee that its magnificent suburb of Spring
eld can enjoy the luxury of a gorgeous
overnment building. There is nothing
lean about Dayton.
The passenger engine No. 241, on the
was crippled by slight mishap
ear Dayton yesterday morning. 4 guard
Ill was struck, and the front spring near
le pilot fell out of its place. But slight
clay was OccaSiOned. .
onnable. of west Church street, Mrs. S. J.
cClure and daughter, Gertrude, of east '
econd street. and John COnnable, of i
pringfield. and his young son, Frank, I
ave soon for summer excursion on the t
kes."