Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-14
LOCAL eREWTlES.

c. F. Henderson. Of the l. B. & W., is in
the city.
r S. Seeds. Of Tyrone, Pa, is registered
at the Arcade.
Mike Ring. a plain drunk, was the only
arrest made last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Laymon went to Co
lumbus this morning to spend the day.
J. S. Miles went up to Cary this morning
on business, to be gone until tomorrow.
Prof. Rigio goes to Urbana this evening
to play for the club dance at the Red Mems
ball
The two justices of the peace have agreed
to hereafter close their Offices at O'Clock
p. m
Charles Bresner was fined 81 and costs
by the mayor yesterday afternoon for being
drunk.
Wilbur Genther. connected with the
Cleveland Plair Dealer. is in the city cali
ing on friends.
The little English sparrows had hard
tine of it during the cold snap, many Of
them perishing.
A large number of Yellow Springs people
took advantage of the bright weather and
came to town this morning to do shopping.
County Surveyor Will Sharon went to
Columbus this morning, to attend the state
meeting of civil engineers and county sur
veyors.
The directors Of the l. B. & W. pass
through the city on tour Of inspection this
afternoon. They come by special train
from New York.
G. W. Hall representing the agency de-
partment Of the Cincinnati Sun. is in the
city looking after the interests Of his paper.
John vannanda has been appointed agent
for Springfield.
A fine sl60 full-nickeled Columbia BIZ
cycle is on exhibition in Harry c. Fishers
window. 1t is to be raf,ied of as soon as
all the 100 chances are taken. The price
for one chance is 81.
The wife of John Grieb died yesterday
afternoon The funeral will take place
from the German Lutheran church, on
Fisher street, Friday morning at ten o'clock
Friends of the family are invited to attend
The new directors Of the Second National
Bank met in session yesterday afternoon to
elect officers for the ensuing year. The old
officers were re-elected-Amos Whiteley.
president: o. S. Kelly, vice president; j.
G. Benallack, cashier.
The Rev. J. H. Mcdaniel will lecture in
the First English Lutheran church tomor-
row evening. Subject: The Great Pyramids
of Egypt" The lecture is given under the
auspices of the Philosophian Society Of
Wittenberg College. Admission only Is
cents.
The funeral services of Mrs. NJ. II. Barr,
widow Of the late Amos Barr, will take
place from her late residence, No. Sls North
Limestone street, at 9 O'Clock tomorrow
friday afternoon. Cincinnati CONNER
cial Gazette, Nashville. Tenn, Lebanon.
o., and Lancaster. Ia. papers please copy.
In view of its approaching need. Gus.
Todd was last evening presented, by the
Office force Of the Springfield Engine and
Thresher Company, with handsomely
decorated China moustache cup. The
presentation speech was made by George
Phelps and was responded TO by the re-
cipient as well as his emotion (?) would al
low. '.Ah, there! my moustache.'
women's Relief Corps installation of Of
fcers for 1886 will take place Friday, Jan.
18th, at 8 O'Clock p. m., sharp, in G. A. K
hall Visitors are expected from all neigh
boring corps. A full attendance is desired.
A ten-cent social will be held at Mrs ID. C.
Putnam's. South Spring street. in the even
ing: musical and literary entertainment
Those who attended the Old Folks Concert
will have some idea of the charactes Of the
entertainment. The public are cordially
invited. Friday evening, Jan. Is.
Mr.. Europe Hamlin, a wealthy resident
of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Givens, sister of
NrS. Hannibal G. Hamlin. were married to
day at the Hamlin homestead, short dis
tance east of the city. An air of quiet ele-
gance marked the affair. The newly-mar-
ried couple will sail for Europe next Satur-
day.
The above appeared in the Gazette, Of
Mr. Hannibal G. Hamlin called
at the GLOBE -REPUBLIc Office this forenoon
and stated that there was no truth in the
whatever His brother will sail for
Europe in few days, for sOjourn Of con-
time, but he goes alone.