Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-16
LOCAL BREvITIES.

A. Tanner, of London, is in the city to-
day.
J. W. Il. Cline went to Cincinnati this
morning.
John g. Goe, of Bellefontaine, is in town
today on business.
Thomas d. McElvaine, of Washington c.
H., is registered at the Arcade.
l. J. Cleyenger, of the Davenport (lOwa)
GdzcttC. is in the city on business.
Warren Leffel has returned from Sandus-
ky. where he had been spending several
weeks.
Miss Elsie Lenhart left yesterday, for
Granville, TO attend the Young Ladies' SEM
mary, there.
W. p. Wilson, of College avenue, is quite
sick with what threatens to be a case of
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Parrish, of Mechanistown. Nd, is
the guest of his son, II. NJ. Parrish, the
Market street fruit dealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Anderson left today
for Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Anderson will spend
some time travelling in the South.
The Armstrong Bros. think some of EN-
ploying Detective Norris to GO after VIM.
I. Harris who fled 10 Indiana.
q. W. Brain advises us that he will
make another sale of lots in the first week
of October. The date will be announced soon.
There will be a special meeting of the w.
Il. c., Friday, JSeptember Il, at o'clock
D. H., at G. A. II. hall. Business of im-
portance.
This evening the Prohibition club will
discuss the question, ''What has the Prohi-
bition Party Done for Prohibition and Tenn
perance?'
Officer johnson last night took in Tom
Welsh for diSorderly conduct. and Marsh
all and Johnson arrested William Kuthrotf
on the same charge.
The five-year-old child of Mr.. and Mr..
MEIER. of east York street, died yesterday
afternoon. The funeral will occur t0mOr-
row al St Raphaers church.
Auditor o. +. Serviss and the county
commissioners returned this morning from
their fishing trip. They do some tall talk
ing over what they ''ketched.'
Frank X. the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt Il. Willis, of east High St, died last
night at 5 o'clock, age one year and three
months. Funeral tomorrow p. IN. at
O'Clock.
James Brannon, Burt Whiteley and sew
eral others male up party this morning
that left for Minnesota to hunt for prairie
chickens. They took along six dogs and a
complement of hunting machinery"
The little son of Abraham Dibert, living
on Chapman's creek. three miles east of
fremont. died of diphtheria yesterday at
O'Clock. and was buried TODAY at p. m
Services were conducted by Rev. ID. II.
Taylor.
During the play Bound to Succeed" the
orchestra will render selections from all the
latest popular operas by Erminie, The
Growing Hen" Maid of Belleyille,' and
you will see it has something Ito do with
the case"
The l. b. X W. pay-csr passed through |
today, distributing its shower OF shekels. |
Il goes from indianapolis to Columbus to- |
day, from Sandusky TO Springfield tomor-
row, and does the Ohio Southern from |
Wellston to this city Saturday.
The question to be discussed at the pr ,
hibition club meeting tonight is, What has
the prohibition party done for temperance
The speakers will be L. S. Thompson. Ed
{. Dinwiddie, ID. NJ. Burns and Joe Clip |
pinger. There will also be- other exercises
IF interest, and everybody is invited.
Roy Roger. infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel X. Bingwalt, of 1876 north Yellow
Springs street. died yesterday evening OF
liphtheria, at the age of fourteen months.
Services were held at 10 O'Clock today by
Rev Burkert and the remains were imme-
lately inferred at Ferncliff.