Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-17
LOCAL sREWTIEs.

W. X. Homer was in elbow springs tnls
morning on legal business.
Miss Nettie McGaskell. of Dubuque, Ia,
is the guest of friends in the city.
Miss Pearl Means, of Yellow Springs, Is
in the city today calling on friends.
Police news is remarkably dull. 1t may
be the lull that precedes the storm.
The Little Miami pay car gladdened the
hearts of the employees of that road today.
Charles J. Pretzmsn goes TO Columbus
the first of the year to pursue the study OF
law.
Officers Mcclure and Nicklas attended
the policemen's ball at Columbus last
night.
Miss Laura Coles. who has been attend
tending school at Delaware, is home for the
holiday vacation.
John W. Compton, John Fox and Larry
Kstng were arrested yesterday for being
drunk and disorderly.
c. r. Richter attended a reception last
evening at the residence Of Hon. J. w.
Robinson at Marysyille.
John Foos has gone down to see his Lou
isisna sugar plantation, and will be back
In s.week from Sunday.
A boy named Frank Henson, colored.
dislocated his collar bone this morning by a
fall on east Columbia street.
Charles Bradley has sold out his saloon
and is going to open wholesale boot and
shoe store. Hurrah for Charley Bradley.
The Rev. E. X. Wagner, who has been
visiting his parents in Airy Dale, Pa, for
four or five weeks, has returned to Spring
field.
W. A. Ross, for years connected with
Johnston & Son, wholesale tobacconists, has
accepted responsible position with P. p.
Mast & Co.
Neil c. Kerr, of the Queen and Crescent,
and y. r. Warwick. Of the Missouri Pa
ciic. both well known railroad men, are in
the city today.
Will Dixon. who travels for the Sewing
Machine company, is to be married to an
excellent Pennsylvania lady on the goth of
this month.
Miss Carrie Miranda, of New Carlisle,
was in the city last evening and attended
the installation ceremonies Of Palestine
cOmmandery.
Miss Dora Rubsam and Miss Wilson, sis
ter of Mrs. Fred Barrett, left last evening
for Flora, IL. where Miss Rubsam will be
Miss Wilson's guest.
Charles and Henry Fisher, sons of c. B.
Fisher, returned this morning from Reading,
Pennsylvania where they have bsen attend
ing military academy.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Cen
Al NJ. Z. church lyceum occurs this even
ing. and programme of more than usual
interest Is promised.
d. T. West of the Sunday NctnS lost his
night latch key in the post Office lobby last
night. If the finder will return the key to
Mr.. West he will be rewarded.
Miss Marie Miller, OF this city, who has
charge of the musical department Of the
Blairsville pa college, is expected home
tomorrow to spend the holidays.
The Domestic Sewing Machine company
and its agent here, R B. Garfield, have do
mated fine nickei-plated Domestic, one of
the best, to the Ladies' Relief corps of the
G. A. r.
John Tyner and several other prominent
Elks will go to Dayton tomorrow evening
TO see the ceremony of initiation as performed
by the members of the lodge Of Elks re-
Gently instituted there.
A leading Limestone street dry goods
dealer told reporter today that his holiday
trade this season was fully one hundred per
,ent. better than last year. Merchants gen
srally report boom.
Mrs. ]. II. Arboghast, al 81 north Market
street, between Main and Columbia, has re-
iuced prices on all stock, so as to have
nothing left over. You will Be surprised at
he prices and bargins offered.
The revival services at Wiley chapel M.
2. church still continue with animated In
crest. Rev. Field and wife are assisting
he pastor Rev. Geo. Ziegler. All are in
-ited. No services Saturday night.
E. B. Pitney, agent Of the New York,
)ntario and Western road, at Oneida, New
fork, is here with his wife, (recently Miss
-osle Kirklandl, to spend few days with
drs. Pitney's cousin, Mrs. c. N. Nichols.
For the next thirty days Mrs. J. II. Ar
,gast will offer rare bargains in millinery,
t her store. No. 81 north Market stseet.
among the stock are q lot Of felt hats, the
ieapest in the city. Call and examine for
ourselves.
Mayor Barclay, of Washington C. H.,
hief of engineers during Governor Hoad-
IS administration, and prominent Knight
'emplar, is in the city. He was present
lst night at the public installation Of Off
ers of Palestine commandeTy.
Miss Nellie Mclaughlin, of Cincinnati, is
10 guest of Mrs. Wm. Dickson, Of south
[arket street, and will remain until after
hristmas. Miss Mclaughlin has visited in
pringfield before, and has many admirers
this city who welcome her.
Superintendent James Fleming, of the
,unty infirmary, returned last evening
ON Columbus, where he has spent the
st two days in attendance upon the an
lal state meeting of infrmary officials.
he session was pleasant and profitable. !
surprise Your Wife.