Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-29
LOCAL BREWTIES.

Dayton'S gas well has petered out
c. IL. Pierce, wife and family left today
for Boston, Mass.
4. L. Clarke and wife and little daughter
went TO Cincinnati today.
Sam1 NJ. Prugh, auditor of Madison
county, was in the city last night
Captain Sanderson left this morning for
few days at Urbana and Columbus.
Mrs. o. b. Todd left today on visit to
relatives at Tilton, New Hampshire.
Miss Bonnie Roush, of Yellow Springs
street, is visiting in Columbus, Ohio.
Three carloads of people went to Dayton
this morning on the United Brethren eX-
cursion.
Hon. W. W. Beatty, state representative
from Logan county, WAS in the city this
morning.
Uncle Dan Minahan left this morning
with duster and grip for Columbus and
other points.
A. l.. Slayer, with the J. W. Bookwalter
Co. returned this morning from flying
trip to Chicago.
Miss Belle Brain. teacher Of drawing in
the public schools has gone Ia Cincinnati
for a few weeks recreation.
ChaS. II. Armstrong. formerly of this
city, but now with F. II. Alden, the C.ncip-
matt halter. is in town for a days loaf
Chas b. Rush. of Marion, Ind, formerly
a ninth ward councilman, has been spend
ing a few days among his old friends in this
city.
Miss Helen McAvoy, Of Mt Lookout,
Cincinnati, who has been the guest of Pearl.
daughter of }. X. w. Cline, returned home
today.
Miss Matte Funk. of west High street.
gave very delightful party 10 quite num-
ber of her little friends Wednesday after
noon, July y.
Charles Brown and Mart Murphy. two of
Columbus handSomeSt and most popular
young gentlemen, have returned home after
enjoying the encampment in this city.
Rev. 5. +. Greenwalt, pastor of the Lu-
theran church at Osborn. spent last night
in the city en route for Ft Wayne. Ind.
where he spends a couple of weeks vaca-
tion.
Columbus Journal: The GLoRE-REPUB-
Lie handled the encampment in a very eI =
terpriSing manner, being very ably repre-
sented on the grounds by Captain Z. +.
Paine.
The five o'clocK Cincinnati train pulled
out last evening before the Sandusky train
arrived, although but few moments late.
and quite a number of passengers had the
pleasure of loaiing about until the next
train went out.
Adjutant General Axline and Lieutenant
Colonel Sintz left today for Lafayette Ind.
to attend the interstate artillery and in
fantry competitive drill and band tOurna-
ment 1t is likely that Colonel Sintz will
be selected as one of the judges.
1t was Hen COpenhafer who got away
with the coat and hat entrusted TO him by a
soldier. An older brother brought the
clothing to Assistant Chief Mckay last
night and there will be no prosecution, as
the soldier is not here TO prosecute.
Principal Tuttle. of the Northern build
ing, has returned from trip to several CEN
tral Ohio towns. He says that at Sidney
all the gas wells have played out and the
town is dead on the subject Singularly
enough, a heavy rain which fell recently.
seemed 10 extinguish the wells all at once
and they subsidized.
Mitchell post, No. As, G. A. L., will
hold its regular meeting tonight. No camp
tire will be given, as the encampment nat
urally interfered with the making up of
a programme. 4 good attendance is de
sired tonight, as there will be no meeting
next week, owing 10 the reunion of the 44th
and Sth regiments, o. V. |.