Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-11
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LOCAL BREVTIES.


the ~chnolS of the city and at the college.
John Carney was run in yesterday after
noon for drunkenness and drSorderIy COLI
duct.
Witenberg and high school commence
mentS both next Thuraday. Oh. how We
suffer.
The vocal society of the First English
Lutheran church will meet Saturday even
ing at 80.
The United Presbyterian Sabbath school
will picnic at Ludlow Falls on Wednesday.
the sd inst.
Dayton has followed Springfield and re-
elected her superintendent Of schools
Prof. J. J. Burns.
Capt. ID. c. Balentine has again taken up
his residence at his old home on west High
street in this city.
The street committee is holding meeting
this afternoon and will settle the High and
Spring streets grade.
Miss Minnie Zimmerman, of Columbus.
Ohio, is the guest of Miss Nellie Davenport.
OF west Pleasant street.
4 very fine crayon picture of the late
John p. Rhine. by Schumacher, the artist,
is on exhibition at Pierce'S.
Misses Mary Donaldson and Laura
Thatcher of this city. are the guests of the
Misses Barnett, Sf Urhana.
The case Of VIM. Weghtman v. \. &.
Dooley ct al. was in hearing before Judge
White this morning on demurrer.
In the absence of Mayor Goodwn'S clerk.
Amos Miller. yesterday, Chief Walker
acted a. clerk Of the police court.
Miss Maggie Ferard visited Mrs. DR.
DoSch in Springfield several days the past
week. South Charleston Sentinel.
The class Of 1856 are entertained by
President and Mrs. 5. 4. on tonight at
their residence. north of the college
The Urhana Cnizcn says that some
musicians of that city are connected with
Richards circus, now showing here.
Miss Madce King. the young daughter of
K. q. King. who has been an invalid for the
past year. wis able to ride out yesterday.
Capt f. b. Tpdegrove and family will
move to their splendid residence in Spring
field this wet.k.-S"uth Charleston Scntinci.
Ex-Mayor Constantine represented the
Eighth district as proxy at the meeting Of
the democratic state committee at Column
bus, yesterday.
Rev. ID. H. BausIin. of BHcyrus, and a
Wittenberg graduate of 1876. breaches next
Sunday morning and evening at the First
Lutheran church.
Next Sunday will be observed by PreShy-
trrian. Congregational. Methodist and
many other churches throughout the country
As 'Children's Day"
4 nice strawberry. ice cream and literary
entertainment will be given tonight and to
morrow night at Snow Hill Union chapel,
on the St Paris road.
stephen Baxter Post, G. \. r., of Me
chanicsburg, will have banquet and camp
tire. 1t is probable that some Springfield
G.. \. K. boys will attend.
James Z. Adams, the gentlemanly pro
prietor of the Arcade restaurant left this
morning for Cincinnati on a business trip
Of probably a couple of days.
The township trustees have rented the
room at No 10 north Market street, and
Use it for township offices. They have put
in a safe for the use Of the treasurer.
\ couple of the prisoners, when brought
from jail before the mayor yesterday after
noon. proudly wore the bOquetS given them
by the w. c. I. L. lauieS the day before.
A family fracas occurred last night about
II o'clock on Fisher street that awoke the
SIeeperS and threatened TO bring the patrol.
The wifr'> dead cat and the husbands too
live dog was the cause thereof.
W. 4. Carver. of Miami county. and
Simeon Richards, of Williams, were yes
trrlay appointed guards at the penitentiary.
Richards and guards Harris, of Cuyah"ga,
and KinniSon. of Jackson, reported f"r
duty
Chase Colvin and sister. Miss Stella, of
near South Charleston, attended the SELL
mary commencement last night and are the
guests Of their brother. Wilber COlvin. Esq.
4 sweet Young Sem" Is the attracting
feature for Chase.
Mrs. Abbie \. Keith. mother Of Mrs.
Nichols. Mrs. Mallory and Charles w.
Keith, has been lying sick at her farm near
Terre Haute for tour months, but she was
well enough to come in to-day, and stood
her carriage ride very well.
The Tax commission meets tonight at the
Office. The council finance
committee are asked TO DE present. and
clerks of the city council and of the board
Of education will also furnish the commi:
sion with desired information.
The ladies of Wiley Chapel will give a
strawberry and ice cream festival at the old
/. p Church on Limestone street. this
evening, for the benefit Of the chapel. The
singing of the Parkersburg Va quartette
will be a feature of the evening.
ltA. a. IL. sNlNaltbdhfl VI iAaA AlNp'AiEs
Pa. an old Springfield boy" il going on
a hunting and fishing expedition to point
400 miles northwest Of Chicago, and if he
doesn't scoop in some good game nobody
will ever know to the contrary.
Mrs. Moses King. son and daughter, left
this morning for Washington ID. C., where
Mr.. King holds a position in one of the
departments of the agricultural bureau.
They have for several days been the guests
Of Marshal Hughes and wife, Mr.. King be
ing brother of Mrs. Hughes.
c. A. Reeser, proprietor of the Innisfallen
now possesses one of the finest
herds of Alderneys to be found in the cOun-
try. Among ttem u a COW, registered
stock. valued at $1,000. This COW gives six
gallons. about fifty pounds, of milk daily.
and one of her calves was recently sold for