Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-24
LOCAL BRSWTIES.

on business.
Tom Simpson. of Detroit, is in the city
for Thanksgiving.
Miss Fannie Rinehart, of Troy, is the
guest Of Mrs. George Knight
John A. McCarty, of the Gazette, will
spend Thanksgiving and Sl.35 in Chicago.
John Dodds. the popular Pan Handle
a-ent at Yellow Springs, was in town To-
day.
Isador Bernstein, the dancing master, OF
Dayton. was in the city last night and gave
his usual dancing school lesson.
Mrs. James q. Shepherd, prominent
lady of Mason. Warren county, is visiting
at the residence of Dr. c. S. Vincent.
Mrs. Charles Hayward and children left
this morning for Columbus to spend Thanks
giving with her parents, Warden Coffin.
Miss Jessie Kesarge, of Cincinnati, is
visiting friends in the city on her way to
the east to spend the winter with her aunt
in Baltimore.
Miss Louie Buxton will give dancing
party this evening, in honor OF her brother,
Ben. who is home from college to spend
Thanksgiving.
DIR. Jessie Thompson is spending few
days at the home of her parents near Co
lumbus. and will not return till the last OF
the week.
Married, on the 23d inst, by Rev. L. A.
Gotwald, Alfred c. Detz, of Abilene, kas.,
to Miss Lizzie NJ. Baldwin, of New Car
lisle. Ohio.
A large number of Antioch students
passed through the city this morning on
their way home to spend their ThanksgiV-
ing vacation.
The Big Six band will give concert at
the opera house in Troy tomorrow CThanks-
giving evening, for the benefit of the Lit
tie Miami band.
Shaw's railroad liniment has just been
introduced in this city. NJ W. Webb x
Co. have taken the agency for its sale. Get
bottle and try it.
Miss Alice Bishop. of Reading, Pennsyl-
vana. arrived this morning 10 pass couple
of weeks with DR.. Buckingham and family
and other relatives.
The executive committee OF Mitchell
post and Women's Relief corps will meet
at the post hall Friday afternoon, Novem-
Der %, at o'clock.
&. W. PrOckman left his horse and buggy
t. care for themselves yesterday, and they
started home. but were found by Joe
r puse. and returned TO the city.
His original historical Thanksgiving po-
ell will be prominent feature of DIR. Vim
cents services tomorrow at II a. M, in the
Universalist church. Washington street.
According to a custom of long standing,
the laddies at the Western engine house
will give their annual Thanksgiving turkey
rafle tonight. 1t is likely that there will
be scramble for the gobblers.
West Liberty BGmer-COl. Dom Piatt Is
having large fish pond made on his farm,
short distance east Of his residence
When he gets it well stocked with the tinny
tribe. he will invite President Cleveland to
come cut here and bring his fish pole.
The Springfield lodge of Elks holds its
regular meeting tonight, and Exalted Ruler
W. s. Huffman requests that there be
full attendance There will be two initia-
tions, and considerable business Of import
ance will come up for disposition, affecting
the future of the organization.
Ernst Zimmerman. bob royal good fel-
low from Dayton. o.. is in the city, the
guest Of the boys at the Western engine
house Ernst is a prominent dog fancier
| aud has a mighty fine kennel at Dayton,
| from which he has brought up number of
good ones to the city, and will hunt a week
or two in this vicinity before returning
home.
On Saturday afternoon some boys loOs = d
a car of lumber, which was standing on the
main track Of the Little Miami railroad
near the depot, at Xenia, and giving it a
push sent il down the grade flying. Ii
passed on down 10 point below Spring
Valley and stopped. For most of the way
il ran very rapidly and had il been little
later in the day would have co. I led with
the evening passenger train from Cmcin-
natl. The boys who started the car have
been arrested.