Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-25
LOCAL BREWTIES.

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sale of seats for Olde Folkes' concert be-
gins at Blacks tomorrow.
Miss Mary Nelson is convaleScing from a
very severe attack of diphtheria.
Charlie Clifford, of Kidder's. made fly
ing visit to Dayton this morning.
The cerealine cookers had big run to-
day at Chas. 4. Woods grocery. Their
display is very novel.
Detectives White and Murphy. of Colum-
bus. are in town today attending the trial
of Ed. Moore. the Selma burglar.
Our citizens propose Ia give WiIber Gum.
Springfeld'S favorite tenor, crowded
house next Monday evening at the Grand.
General Traffic Manager O. b. Spinner,
of the Bee Line. has reached home with his
family after a months Sojoum in Los
Angeles.
Frank McLain, of Medway, has gang
of nine men fencing MitchelrS boulevard.
Among them is Squire William Wise, ot
Medway.
The Champion City Bicycle club will take
club run this evening. The boys will a..
SemhIe at the Farm and Fireside building al
O'Clock p. III.
Mrs. c. l.. Stephenson and little daugh-
terS. Ole and Gertie OF Linden avenue.
leave this week for Bloomington, ILL.,, where
they will spend the summer.
The Star and Crescent Society. of the
High school. will give a social at the High
SCHOOL building next Friday evening. A
delightful time is anticipated.
Walter Wood Brown and Katherine Mac
Dill Irving. two well known young socieiy y
people of Columbus. have just married.
Cards were received in this city.
Officers Norton and NicklaS yesterday
afternoon recovered seven pairs of the socks
which Were stolen Saturday night from V.
Blanks store on Liberty street.
c. NJ. Cook. rnadmaSter. and +. +. Full
Ter. Division freight agent. of the Little
Miami railroad. are in the city. The head
quarters of both are in Cincinnati.
J. W. Killen. of LagOnda. was appointed
by the grand lodge |. o. o. F., at its recent
session. as district deputy grand master.
his territory consisting of all the lodges in
Clark county ten in number.
On Thursday the Little Miami road will
bring all excursion party of 1000 from
Dayton to Yellow Springs to pass the day
picnicing. The grounds at Yellow Springs
are loyelier than ever for picnic purposes.
The night trains bring stupendous guam
titles of fruit to Springfield every night.
At a. m. the platforms are piled with
pyramids of berry stands. No idea of the
amount can be obtained except by actual
inspection.
Officers Mast and Nicklas were in the ex-
treme west end this morning. about $50
o'clock, searching some gypsy wagons for
poodle dog valued at $50. which had been
stolen from Samuel Huffman. Their search
proved fruitleSS.
Warder, Bushnell x GleSsner yesterday
purchased an enormous stock of wide straw
hats from Fulton X HypeS, with which they
will uniform gang of agents just about
leaving for northern Ohio. The hats will
have appropriate bands.
Master Burus Deffenbach. son of Mr.
and Mrs. \. Deffenbach. of north Lime
stone street, celebrated his eleventh birth
day yesterday with very delightful tea
party, at which about two dozen of his little
friends were in attendance.
Belle Pope and Maggie SearIS, two frail
females who reside in Mickey Welch's
arcade No. 4, at the corner of Cedar and
Shaffer streets, had lively fight last night
on the street. near their place of residence
This morning they were patrOlled to the
station house on the charge of disorderly
conduct
The members of the Orpheus society are
meeting with wonderful success in the sale
Of tickets to the Belle Cole concert COM
pany'S benefit entertainment 10 be given at |
the Grand Monday, the 3lSt. Admission for !
reserved seats is only fifty cents, and there
should be a very large turnout To !
hear this admirable company.
Warden Coffin on Monday appointed the
penitentiary guards 10 take places
after June l: Robert Starkey. of COum-
Diana county; f. A. O'Malley, of Cuyahoga;
John o. Riggin, of Fayette; Charles w.
Benedict of Morrow; and George II. Ames,
If Ashland. The last mentioned was an
Efficient guard under Warden Thomas.
John Eyler, highly esteemed citizen of
Eenia and formerly of this CITY, was in
his city yesterday. Mr.. Eyler was a rabid
democrat here, but changed his coat about
tx weeks ago and is now an enthusiastic
epublican. He was on his way to COlum
nus to try to lassO a republican govern
mental appointment. 1t is supposed that
e will urge ''long and efficient" republican
SIN as his grounds.
mother tional Convention at Springfield
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