Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-06
LOCAL BREVTIES.


yesterday.
Clay Odenbaugh, OF Urhana, was in tie
city Yesterday.
Miss Jennie Steally. of Kokomo, is in the
city for a short time.
\ large number of people spent the third
Fourth in Yellow Springs.
just drop into Iarris's cigar store and
secure seat for the floral concert.
Chas. IL. Evans, of Cincinnati, a princi-
pal in the public schools, is in the city.
\ little girl of David Frock. west of the
city. is suffering from hip-joint disease.
MesSrs. VIM. 5. Kemery and Robert c.
Burnside spent Sunday in Washington
c. II.
Several local sporting men went to Gin
cimnati. yesterday, to see the Burke-Nolan
fight
Dr. Tuttle and wife leave. tomorrow, TO
pass a month among friends and relatives
at Sidney.
Miss Matte Wagner, of Ashtabula. is
the guest of Miss Emma Reid, north Mar
ket street
Miss Neal Lehman. of Lancaster, was
the guest yesterday of her old school friend,
Mrs J. NJ. Niuffer.
Fred Kaufman, of James Leffel X Co. 5
Office force. spent Sunday and Monday with
friends at Cleveland.
49,, -. f,y tl,a Hnral
cert will be ON sale at the Harris cigar
store tomorrow morning.
ten. Keifer delivered a Fourth July
Grafton ON the Sd, at West jefferson. \
large number of persons were present
Dr. C. X. Converse leaves, next Satur-
day evening. for an extended visit through
the east. lie will be absent about month.
Train No. 4 on the c. c. c. II |. struck
the rear end of buggy at the Valley pike
crossing yesterday, but did no serious dam
age.
The Little Miami switch engine was DE-
rallied yesterday, near Limestone street, but
it was gotten back on the track without
trouble.
Miss Ida Wilson, a well-known teacher
of Champaign county, is the guest of Mr..
apd Mis-. \. Ii. Drayer, OF North Me
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Carson King and
daughters, of west High street, left yester-
day to spend a short vacation with friends
in Union county.
John W. Miller and wife. and Mrs.
MiIler's daughter, Miss Sarah Breedlove, all
of New York city, are the guests of {. c.
Jones and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Howard GiIkey and little
daughter. of the Soldiers and Sailors Or
phans' Home. are the guests Of Mrs. Clara
McIntire, north Market street
Miss Nette NJ. Bean. formerly of this
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Bean. at
Los Gatos, California, 10 DIR. X. p. Gober
Mrs. Joseph Cathcart, of Indianola
Place, Columbus, o., is with her daughter,
Miss Rilla, visiting her son. Charley Cath
cart and her daughter, Mrs. Louis Phillips,
in this city.
house. Friday evening. under the auspices
Of the ladies of the High street NJ. f..
will be one of the most pleasing
given in Springfield for
some time.
One of the pleasantest of the many pri-
vate picnics held yesterday was one at
Rocky Point. down the Ohio Southern.
Sixteen couples participated. Carl Mower
and Bob Bancroft were managing editors
of the affair
In the garden scene at the floral concert,
unto themselves voices and sing their senti
mentS in most delightful strains. This is
A most interesting and unique part in the
stage settings.
The annual picnic of the city clergy and
Lhei: families, and the professors of Wit
enberg college and their families, is in /
progress today on Wittenberg college
;ampus today. There is a good attendance .
and very delightful time.
The Christian church at New Carlisle
was re-iedicated Sunday, with impressive
ceremonies by the pastor. Rev. DIR. Chcate.
The church has been re-decorated through
Iut with cathedral paper, and is one of the
most beautiful houses of worship in the
county.
Council and the board of education both
meet tonight. Sergeant-at-arms Wilson.
If the latter has been busy today serving
notices of the meeting on the members.
This was necessary, inasmuch as ii will be
postponed regular meeting, in order TO
make it legal.
Adjutant General AXline. Quarter-Master
ieneral Bushnell and Colonel Eentrekin
AVE let the contract for furnish
ng uniforms for the O. \. q. to tie
4. c. Lilly manufacturing company, of Co
mnbus. at SS.Sl per suit. The legislature
ppropriated 5000 for new uniforms.
Miss Anna Vol. of tins city, our gifted
nd already prominent vocalist has been
elected aS one of the leading sopranos TO
ing at the convention of the Ohio Music
'eacherS, at Columbus, this evening She .
'iII appear in II GmIrnnU by Comes. and I
4 Auf dem WdSScr, by Schubert. This is
ute an honor TO Miss Vol.
Yesterday was the last Fourth of July {
MS year. There was general suspension
business. as on any other legal holiday.
he various features of the day will be .
pund separately treated in our local col
mns. Although the duration of the hnli- 3
ay.waS longer than usual, it was only three ,
ourths of July after ala vuIgar fraction. I