Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-06
LOCAL sREWTles.

Judge Haines, of Dayton, Is In the city
today.
a. NJ. Defrees, of indianapolis, is at the
Arcade.
Ed. Leavitt has taken up his abode at
the Arcade Hotel.
Miss Ella Douglass returned to college at
Granville this morning.
J. +. Allen. travelling freight agent OF the
l. B. & W., is at the Arcade.
Miss Susie Frey returns to her school At
Dobb's Ferry, N. Y, this evening.
Gen. Robert Kennedy passed through here
this morning, on his way 70 Cincinnati.
The Plug Hat boys are alive to the occa-
siou.and are going to Columbus in force.
This morning afforded sportsmen the first
opportunity this winter for rabbit-trscking
Mrs. G. l.. Payne, of Linden avenue, has
returned from visit among friends in Ma
rietta. o.
Miss Clara Plat, of Columbus. is the
guest Of Mrs. Harry Folgcr, Of North Lime
stone street.
Every one venturing on the streets this
morning found themselves standing on slip
perry places.
No arrests were made last night, giving
the mayor q very light slate to dispose Of
this afternoon.
Charles Rodgers. Walter and Border Bow
man returned to their school at Lawrence
vile. n. J., this morning.
Prof Geiger returned to Washington, ID.
c.. this morning. after his holiday vacation
spent at home In this city.
Hon. John Bronough, Of Nicklasville,
KY. passed through here this afternoon on
his way to New York state
Jacob Tuch and Miss Flohr. of Cincin-
natl. and Jacob Faas, Of Chicago, are visit
ing Jacob Flohr, of this city, for few
days.
J.R. Kershner is i'm Washington. d. c..
where he took with him his fine grey team.
which he has sold to prominent man of
that city.
Antioch College at Yellow Springs, is
having boom of students the present term.
The old institution seems 10 be renewing
her yigor,
The ordinance for grading and graveling
certain streets passed by council last night
appears elsewhere in this paper as an ad-
vertisement.
Mrs. T. NJ. Gugenheim, Of North Lime
stone street, entertained quite number OF
her lady friends yesterday with an informal
afternoon party.
Preaching every evening this week, ex-
cept Saturday evening. in the First Presby-
terian church at 7:3O O'Clock. The public
cordially invited.
A meeting of the Fourth District Auxil-
liary Society will be held at the central
Office of the Associated Charities on Thurs
day at 3 p IN. A full attendance is re-
quested.
Local reporters were euchred out of q
good item i'm Squire StOut's court yesterday
afternoon. The bastardy suit was post
poned with good prospect Of settlement
out of court
At the union services ct the High street
church tomorrow afternoon Rev. Wilkinson
will exchange dates with Rev. Warren and
lead the service, the latter gentleman lead
ing Saturdays service.
Patents were issued yesterday to the fol-
lowing Springfield parties: william n.
Whiteley, drive chain; William n. White
ley. W. Bayley and S. Dyer, knotting de-
vice for grain binders
In the draw for seats in the State senate
last Monday, Senator T. J. Pringle got the
first choice. This was q rather singular Co
incidence. as Mr.. Pringle had the same
good fortune four years ago.
All Sir Knights of Palestine Commandery
are requested to meet at the asylum at l
O'Clock tomorrow. Thursday, afternoon, TO
attend the funeral of the late Sir J. L.
Conklin. By order of the E. C.
A small boy. named Thomas Reilly, |
broke his left arm just above the wrist last
evening while coasting down the sidewalk
on Spring street His sled collided with
another. throwing him into the gutter.
The openness of the winter and the de-
mand for labor at the shops have made
this much of the winter the most favorable
one for the poorer classes that Springfield
has experienced for number of years.
J. S. Miles and Jas. Foley promised the
Columbus management of the ceremonies
for Monday that the Plug Hat Brigade
would come out with thousand or more. |
The thousand must yet be recruited to make
the move.
DIR. NJ r. Welsh now goeth on his way
rejoicing. II is Dr. Welsh, Jr., that maketh
his noble sire feel so jubilant The young |
man came arous,d on last Saturday morning |
and declares that hc has come to stay per-
manently.
Died, at the residence Of his son, A. o. |
Schenck. No. a6 Miller street Jan. 5th. Mr.. |
HOLMES Schenck. aged a years, month |
and 5 days. Burial at Franklin. o., Jan.
7th. Short service at the house at O'Clock
a. m. Friends invited.
At the meeting Of the board of directors
and Lincoln club last night, Messrs. J. l..
Holloway, w. S. Huffman, William Rocket,
Chase Stewart and James p. Goodwin were
appointed to represent the Lincoln club at
Columbus. at the state convention of repub-
lican clubs.
Harry Kennedy, manager of the white
Slave company registered at the Arcade
Mr. Kennedy travels two days
in advance of his company in order to per-
sonally superintend the necessary advance
stage preparations, and make the proper
water connections for the rain storm scene.
Yellow Springs, like Fairfield, Is being
worked by party Of burglars whose place
If residence from many indications is not
ar distant from the scene OF their bur-
,laries. Many Of the private residences
,ave been entered and valuables taken
herefrom since the extensive burglary At
yox's store last month. &