Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-11

John l. Wolf left last night for Geneva
Nebraska.
George W. Bateman. formerly of thi:
city, is now connected with the Cincinnati
Graphic.
Mrs. Robert Flack accompanied Mrs. T
F.. Harwood and children TO Chautauqus
yesterday.
Burr Robbins circus in Mechanicsburg
next Saturday and in Urbana the Saturday
following.
The Mexican Typical Orchestra went tC
Newark this morning. via the l. b. & W.
and b. & o.
The glory of tkis morning. after las'
nights rain, cannot be described. 1t was
like port wine.
A colored boy by the name of Jones was
run in this morning for jumping on and of
of a rspidiy-moving train.
The travelling statesmen Of the Champion
Machine Co. had their photographs taken
this morning at photo. rooms.
o. ID. Hamilton and family returned last
night from Omaha, Neb.. where they have
been visiting for two weeks past.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Argabright, of north
Market street returned last evening from a
three weeks visit in northern Michigan.
John Wise and Frank SmOot were ar
rested last night on warrants, and Avery
A. Fisher for being drunk and disorderly.
G. E. Spery, of Owen Bros.'s clothing
house leaves this afternoon for Utica. v
Y, and the east, TO be gone about Month.
The Logan Stars" of Bellefontaiue
arrived this morning and are measuring
strength with the Nationals this afternoon.
John L. Plummer. Esq, returned today
from his trip to the lakes. He has been
absent a month and reports delightful
time
Sanitary Marshal Sullivan made raid
on Winter street this morning and ordered
the residents to clean up their loud-smelllng
premises.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Scott have returned
from their European trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank NJ. Bookwalter, who were with them.
are still in New York.
Clark Hubbard. business manager Of the
''Out OF Bondage" company, that is to play
at Blacks on Thursday evening, August
26th, was in the city yesterday.
John ElIifritz had some trouble with
John Weigand this morning and Officer
Wilson locked him up. Colonel Dotze will
now get the station house painted.
The Urbana Guards (Co. b, 3rd regiment
o. n. Co. will leave for camp Thursday
morning at O'Clock over the l., B. & W.
railroad. They will camp this year at San
dusky.
The new Lagonda avenue hOse-hOuse is
being plastered and will soon be completed
and ready for occupancy the latter part of
this month-in fact before the new machin-
cry arrives TO be placed in it.
Miss Julia b. Wallace, of south Main
street, is visiting relatives in Springfield.
Miss Mary Riley, of Russell street, has re-
turned home from a pleasant visit with
friends in Springfield. .-Urbara Citizen.
Market square was picture last night
Three medicine and fancy goods fakirs.
two of them with musical attractions, had
immense crowds, and the Salvation Army
yelled even more lusty than usual. II was
/ characteristic summer night in Spring
ield.
James Dickson, of the well known tea
md coffee firm, left today for New York |
Iity whence he sails Saturday for Europe. |
lie will be gone several months and will |
'isit France, England, Ireland, Scotland. |
tally and Germany before returning. Bon
'Oyage.
Frank Clark, the engraver, broke the rec
'rd during his recent visit to the Isle of
shoals, on the New Hampshire coast. by
anding a thirty-pOund Goldfish with hook
nd line. 1t would have been impossible to
ave done this with a game fish like bass
The latter. however, never attain that size.
W. II. Siferd, superintendent of the
,choOl of Technology. Emory college, Ok
ord. Georgia, accompanied by his wife, is
pending portion of his summer vacation
D the city, visiting friends and relatives.
Ir. Siferd is an old Clark county and has
lany friends, who are warmly welcoming
i'm.
DIR. L. f. Russell, after a pleasant ten
avs vacation with his parents, at Burton,
bout thirty miles east of Cleveland. re-
lrned this morning, as brown as a berry.
he doctor camped out for four days, hence
Is high color. He also attended a family .
,uni0n, all his immediate family being )
'gether for the first time in many years
From private adyices, lately received. We !
arm of the death of Rev. Charles Sturde- :
mt, at his home in Larned, Kansas. on !
IIy LIST, after several years of invalidism.
r. Sturdevant was principal of the female
Ininary. this city, north side, thirty years
20. and was afterward connected with
ev. James l.. Rodgers in the same insti y
ton. His wife and family, consisting Of
Is. Clara Byrne. Mrs. Jennie Adams, and
larles N, and reside at his late home. b
Eighth Ward Caucus. !,
The republican voters of the Eighth ward II
e requested to meet in joint caucus at the ~
unity clerks Office, court house, Friday u
ening. 18th inst, at s o'clock, for the >,
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