Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17
LOCAL BREVTIES.

Miss Helen McBeth left today for Hamil-
ton, o., on visit.
David S. Trimmer, of this city, has been
granted patent on heating attachmen
for stoves.
Richard J. Moore. of New York city, is
visiting his parents on south Limestone
street, this city.
Nose Lamkin, disorderly. L. II. Hartin,
drunk, and James McGeva, drunk, were
station-hOused last night
The beautiful cantata of Daniel" at the
Congregational church Thursday night. A
large audience will attend.
Michael O'Neal. formerly an attorney of
this city, now of Columbus, was in town
this morning, en- route for Cincinnati.
Mrs. Clara Reed. of north Market street,
has returned home from a prolonged and
pleasant visit TO Wheeling. West Virginia
Married on the 30th ult.. at the residence
of Mr.. Allinger in La Rue, O., by the Rev
4" F. Zell, John c. Tate to Miss Sarah F.
Psrr.
The will of the late Clement T. Seys was
admitted to probate yesterday, with his
wife as executor. There are no public be
quests.
The "One of the Bravest" company went
to Hamilton this morning by the Bee Line
Robert Richter is in Cincinnati today on
business.
The family of Rev. Frank Sewall, of Ur-
hana. leave this morning for New York
and will take passage tomorrow evening for
Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Holford and Miss Ellen
W. Bushnell have left for Interlachen, Fla.
Capt. VIM. Drum, L. 5. A, left today
for Arizona.
The WOrthingtOn circle &C. L. s. c. will
meet on Thursday, the 18th, at 2:SO p. NJ,
at the residence of Mrs. Bennett, No. >
Maple avenue.
1t is said that two prominent residents
have each severally offered $500 if the Con-
gregstiOnalists would locate their new
church on the north side.
Ensign Clarence Williams, L. S. A., who
j. home on a sick leave, is recovering nice
ly from the bad fall he received and Is able
TO get around on crutches.
S. A. Morrow has added the rapid rail-
way cash system to his place of business.
NJ. F. Ashbaugh is in Canton looking af-
ter the interests of his store in that city.
The Bushnell Chautauqua circle will hold
its monthly meeting tomorrow Thursday
evening at 7:3O o'clock, at the home Of Miss
Anna Willard, on north Limestone street.
Hon. |. W. Quinby. of Wilmington,
Ohio. formerly member of the legislature
from Clinton county, is in the city on bust
ness connected with the pension depart
ment.
A prominent physician said today that
much of the present so-called diphtheria in
Springfield is diphtheroid, or diphtheretic
sore throat. 1t is the old question of doc
tors differing.
Owing to the inclement weather the hos
pital commissioners did not 90 out to the
Greenway grounds this morning to locate
the new building. If the weather admits
they will go tomorrow.
The meeting of the newly-elected board
of directors of the Associated Charities, at
the headquarters, west county building,
next Friday afternoon at 2:3O. should not
be forgotten. a large attendance is re-
luested.
To change the monOtony of her surround
ingS. Annie Anderson made her sixth unSuc-
cesSful attempt 10 commit suidide at the
county Jail at Urbana Monday night.
Sheriff Wilkins seems TO be a sure cure for
that kind of business.
DIR. Russell went to North Lewisburg aSt
night, expecting to hunt quails in that Vi |
Unity today, but seeing from the weather
-eport that it was likely to rain today. he |
'eturned on a late train. Thus far this |
season the weather has been on the quails |
,ide.
An elderly gentleman named Tudor, Of |
Baltimore, who was in the city this morn !
ng. accidentally broke his wash-bowl this
morning and cut bad cash in his leg. The
accident occurred at the residence of Mrs. !
stuart. of north Market street, where he .
vas lodging.
Leyna, the only child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelly VENT. IG2 Gallagher street, died
uddenIy. after a sickness of few hours,
tuesday afternoon, of spaSmS. Funeral
eryices will be held at the house Thursday
fternoon. November 18th, at two o'clock
nterment at Ferncliff.
The following are instances Of queer mis-
axes on election day. Salem man voted
st of pail bearers by mistake: Toledo man
eposited his laundry check; Crestline young !
ian slipped a note from his best girl into I
le ballot box; and COOK in Cincinnati
Dted a receipt for hash.
The reopening dedication services of the
luth Charleston NJ. f. church will take
ace on Sabbath, November 2lst Rev. j. |
. Baylis, ID. d., editor of the Western c
iristidn AdUOcGtc, will preach at 1920 h
H., and Rev. +. G. Mitchell, presiding a
der of the district, will be present in the !