Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

NOlhlltl MIX was as Atlld NtSlsludN.
John c. Dill went to Dayton this morn
ing.
Frank Bartholomew vent to Cincinnati
this morning.
J. B. Clingerman has card in another
cOlumn-read it
l.. F. Olds returned yesterday from a
business trip east.
Ed. VOight, of the Lagonda house, went
toAkrOn this. morning
Sheriff Baker and Uncle Billy Diehl went
to Marysville this morning.
Marshal Hamilton, of Yellow Springs, is
! IN the city today, on business.
Robert Mantell. in Tangled Lives, " is
the next attraction al Blacks.
DIR. J. b. Helwig, wife and daughter are
dOmiciled at the LagOnda house.
NJ. NJ. Duffy and c. W. Thorp went to
Dayton this morning, to attend the Southern
Ohio fair.
Col. J. NJ. Hall, of Jacksonville, Oregon.
is visiting friends and members of the q.
A. r. in this city.
Forrest Virgins says the Canadian
weather chump is no relative of his, if he
does say it himself.
l.. ID. Petre, bOOkkeeper of the Spring
field Manufacturing company. is making a
short visit in Dayton.
John Ross was arrested about o'clock
this afternoon for being implicated in a
fight last Saturday night.
Horace Fox, proprietor of the Beckel
house, Dayton, is the guest of mine host
Harry L. ROckfeld, of the Arcade.
The decision of the U. S. court in theI.
=, b. and VIC. S. c. railroad case, is the
! chief topic of conversation in railroad cir
cleS.
Andrew Brown is the guest of relatives
in this city. He will leave in day or two
for Ann Arbor, Mich, to enter Michigan
university.
1t was John c. and not John W. Parsons
who was appointed from the Seventh ward
in the republican campaign committee at
the wigwam Monday night.
Paul Heron, a lad of twelve. living on
Falrview avenue private road in the west
end, fell from horse last night and badly
dislOcated his left shoulder.
Rosh HOshanah, the jewish new year.
concludes at o'clock this evening. The
Jewish citizens of the city are spending it
in very pleasant way socially.
C. C. Haines, travelling passenger agent
of the P. c. & St. L. and C. ST. L. & p.
railways, with headquarters at Third street
station, Dayton, is in the city today
John Maxwell, the well known trainer of
Mohawk Jr, died at Hamilton Oh Tuesday.
His remains will be brought here and in
tered at Pleasant Hill church, hear New
MoOrefeld.
Nothing in the account of the Frank SUP
posed fraud Monday was meant to reflect
upon Jacob Wolfe, who is a respectable
citizen, and has never been accused of
croOkedneSs.
Nenia TOrchlight-The Champion CITY
council has got into muddle with the rail-
road companies as to the right of way. Be
patient gentlemen, we got into the same
fix here not long ago, but came out all right
at last.
VIM. Robinson, a popular young colored
man of this city, and a member of the Eu-
reka club, attained his thirty-first birthday
yesterday. The Eureka club surprised him
in body last evening and enjoyed very
pleasant time.
l. X. Mcdonald, master workman of Mad
River assembly. X. Of L., of this city, left |
this morning for Washington c. II. This |
evening he will leave that place for Rich
mOnd, Va, to attend the X. of l. National
assembly. He will be assent several weeks.