Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-13
LOCAL BREWTIES.

Senator L. j. Prngle is IN London today
On legal business.
c. l.. Spencer. a prominent Nenia law
yer, is in the city.
DIR. S. ID. Miranda went to Urbana this
morning on business.
A couple of plain drunks were lodged in
the cooler this morning.
DR.. 4. b. Leonard and wife will be in
the city the first of next week.
Robert Mantell and his company will be
at Blacks opera house tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin NJ. Grant have re-
turned from their visit to Chicago.
The Urbana Citizen calls McMillin the
succotash candidate. That is MT bad.
Superintendent Van Tassel, of the Ohio
Southern, went to Urbana this morning.
John Sullivan was arrested by Deputy
Marshal Potee today for disorderly conduct.
Robert Gushing and John Johnston were
arrested last night for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Mrs. james Hamilton. of London, o., is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. w. II. Ragan,
of south Limestone st.
Mrs. James Hamilton, of London, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. W. H. Rsgan, of
south Limestone street
Rigio. the harpist, and J. n. Worthing-
ton, 20 to Mechanicsburg tomorrow evening
| to play for swell party.
Sheriff Baker went TO Akron this morn
ing to attend the session Of the Grand Com
mandery, Knights TempIsr, of Ohio.
Mrs. Kate Cuttruff was arrested opposite
the patrol house at O'Clock p. m. yesterday,
for raising disturbance with her sister-in-
law.
The seyen-year-old daughter Of Adam
CRUDE, residing on the Urbana pike, died
about II O'Clock yesterday morning OF
diphtheria-
Mrs. McNutt, who was visiting sick rel
stive on College avenue, left this morning
over the |. b. X W. for her home in Terre
Haute, Ind.
The ladies of the Methodist Protestant
church will give social at Mrs. Charles Ar
nOld's, north side of the parsonage, on
Thursday evening the 14th.
Reed Comnandery, Knights Templar, of
Dayton, passed through the city this morn
ing en- route for Akron to attend the annual
session Of the Grand Commandery of
Ohio.
Mrs. Hannibal G. Hamlin and Mrs. W.
A. Stewart, of this city, are attending the
annual meeting of the Cincinnati branch Of
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, at
GAINESVILLE.
The Worthington Circle branch Of the
ChautauQua Literary and Scientific Circle,
will mset on Thursday afternoon at ESQ
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. DR.. Lewis on
north Market street
A fine crayon portrait of Capt. n. NJ. Nc
Conkey, is on exhibition in one of the show
windows of Bars bookstore. The por-
trait, which is really really excellent was
crayoned by Miss Evans,
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hill. residing on Isabella street, between
Pleasant and Clark, died yesterday morning
of cholera infantum. The funeral occurred
this afternoon at o'clock.
Members of the Republican Working
mems club are requested to meet at the
wigwam tomorrow Thursday evening at
o'clock sharp, to escort General Kennedy
| from the hotel TO the wigwam.
DIR. W. C. Falconer left this morning for
Columbus to attend the annual session of
the Ohio synod of the Presbyterian church.
DIR. Falconer will this evening deliver the
annual address on home missions.
Andrew Morrissey, OF Taylor street,
wishes the GLOBE -REPUBLIC to say that he
had nothing To do with the disturbance on
the Hill, published few days ago, and in
connection with which his name was used.
The N Y. P. & o. railroad agent hereby
gives notice that the road will receive
freight from points between Akron and
Cincinnati, and points west, if notified before
delivery is made so that arrangements can
be made in advance.
Kennedy coffee and oysters next door
west Of wigwam, served first class by the
ladies of the Carey society during tomor-
row evening, at popular prices. Hear Ken
nedy. and patronize the enterprise OF the
ladies who thus add to your demonstration.
Misses America and Mae Brown, of west
Mulberry street, entertained few friends
in q very charming manner last evening, in
honor OF their guest, Miss Minnie Spahr, of
Xenia, the accomplished daughter of Rev.
DIR. SHahr, ex-presiding elder of this dis
trict
The statement I'm the Times last
night that the n. Y. p. & o. switchmen at
Dayton struck for a raise from s1.50 to 50
per day, was the usual daily falsehOod.
They quit because they were refused a
raise from s1.15 to Sl.5O, same as the Pan
handle men are getting. Four of the so
called strikers are in the city today.
SYSTEMATIC TEMPERANCE WORK.
Convention of the Clark County W. C. t.