Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

III. W W. Han - Nl"liulls th' haN ~
Columbus.
W W. Heame, of Columbus, is regis
tered al the Arcade.
T. j. kirkpatrick went to Columbus thi,
morning 10 spend the Sabbath
fine grocery trade WAS livelier this morn,
ing than it has been for several weeks past.
Miss Matte jenkins. on west Pleasant
street. j. very sick with liberated sore
throat
{. W. WadswOrth, the sign painter, is tC
erect a large two story frame building on
Washington street
F. G.. Smith. Of tine Champion Machine
Company. left for Portland. Oregon. last
night. via |. B. y W.
Robert Black, accompanied by his son.
Thomas, and his niece. Miss Cora Black,
left for GAINESVILLE this morning.
Miss Florence Ludlow. of Cincinnati, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il.
Peet. of South Mechanic street.
The Ladies Aid Society Of 81. Paul's NJ.
f. church give another one of their popular
concerts Monday evening, March :.
..Toppy" Troupe has developed wonder
ful artistic genius in the management of
Starkey 4 SCowden's windows in the Ar
cade
Mr. J. A HumphrieS has moved from
Center street into the fine residence on the
southwest corner Of Market and Patton
streets.
The pleasant weather i. causing an
amount of passenger traffic on the trunk
lines almost unprecedented at this season
of the year.
An admission fee of only - cents will BE-
charged to attend the Ellis family bell
ringing concert Monday evening, March :,
at 81 Pau's VI. F. church.
Mrs. Anna r., wife of u. II. Watson.
both former well known residents here,
died suddenly. in New York at the family
residence. No 80. West Seth street, March
first
llt l-ttliS~ lNtlNl W. - ANNN III aA''Aa
500 at the '.Makado'' tea last evening at
the Wigwam When all expenses have
been paid a very nice little sum will be left
over.
Frank Weaver, the genial day clerk of
the Arcade Hotel. left this morning for
sunny Florida. in quest of health. His
l,..-,-... f,;.,,F.. ,,;.b hin, .p ah,,nhauca nF
succeSS.
The Ellis family will give hell-ringing
concert at the St. Paul NJ. +. church under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Monday evening. March :. Admission p
cents children Il cents.
The Ladies' Aid Society of ST. Paurs NJ.
F.. church are To be congratulated upon ST
curing the popular Ellis family of bell
ringers to give concert at the church
Monday evening. March 5.
H. VI. Parrish, the Market street fruit
dealer. received a telegram yesterday. con
veying to him the sad intelligence of the
death of his mother. which occurred the
same day at MechanicStowp, Nd.
MeS>rS. Trmnant Il Moses, 2lS West
Main. have been repainting the delivery
wagons of the United States Express Com
pany in this city. and have put them in
good condition, giving them bright, hand
some appearance.
This morning Dr. Hall amputated at the
shoulder the right arm of W. W. McCrsk-
IN. the Market street grocer. AmputatiOn
was made necessary by bone disease. from
which Mr McCracken has suffered mole or
eS> ever since his boyhood.
Peter Wise and jim Hollis two Troy
'harks vino have been doing" the town
With their patent preparation, were caught
his morning by the police and given thirty
minutes to leave town. They have swim
lied dozens of families. ana the community /.
5 warned against them.
The great pianist, DIR. Louis Mas, who |
ppears at Blacks Opera House next !
\ Wednesday in grand concert, will be as
listed by Miss Alice VOSe, Miss Marie .
iiler and Miss Miller. The concert will .
u simply grand, and worth any persons 81 .
o hear il. Seats now on sale at Pierce's.