Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-05
LOCAL 8REWTIES.

morning.
Dr, Davis. of New Carlisle. was in the
city today.
Five couples from I'rhana attended ''Fe-
dora" in this city last evening.
Mrs Lizzie Larger. Of Chicago Is visit
ing her sister and friends OF this city.
Miss Mary Mcknight left for Washing
ton. ID. c., this morning via the Pan Handle.
\ full account of the labor question will
be found on the first page Of todays paper.
T. F. Pearson. Of lockwood. Ne. is Wis
ittng his sister. Mrs. Adams. Of West Pleas
ant street.
Will BomelI. representing the Valley
Iron Company of Youngstown. ir stopping
at the Arcade Hotel
Will CuShman and his friend returned Ia
Richmond. Ind, this morning, after a
weeks visit with friends in the city
Mr u. Drummer. the tailor. who has been
confined to the house for couple of weeks
with rarhuncle on his neck, i ont again.
Rev. Henry W. Tate has returned from
Delaware. where he has been assisting in a
revival. He will preach to his congregation
SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannibal &. Hamlin and
MrS. GivenS. sister of Mrs. Hamlin. were in
Nenia yesterday spending the day with DIR.
Marley and family.
Rev Henry Tuckley united the captain
of the salvation" army in marriage to
one Of the privateerS last evening. No
congratulations followed.
Rev. Wilson l.. Rein>burg. late of Ore
gon. ILL.,. l. stopping a few days with rela-
tive> in this city He is on his way to Som
erset. Pa. Ia take charge of the Lutheran
congregation there. Of which he has recently
been elected pastor.
The senior class Of Wittrnhurg will hold
a reception and social tins evening. March
:. in the society halls of the college. Supper
will be served. after which there will be an
entertainment consisting of music and liter
AIRY exercises All invited.
Several adults united with the church on
profession of faith at the close of the ser
vice at the First Presbyterian church last
night Dr. Francis breaches again this
evening at 80. The chorus choir. in
charge of Mrs. Mary Williams, is a very
valuable aid.
The Bee Line management estimate that
the contemplated Improvements on the SyS-
tenn this year will reach a cost of some
S%7?.OOO This includes the purchase of
siYty-three miles of new steel rails and Sev-
eral new bridges. and large amount of
new stone masonry. About 90 per cent. of
This sum will he expended on the lndianap-
oils division of the Bee Line
Thursday morning al 2o'clOck an attempt
was made Ia burglarize the residence of
Henry Warner. a farmer living a mile and
a half north OF Osborn. Mr.. Warner. who I
was sleeping up stairs, heard an unusual
noise at a window below. and got up to in
veStigate. His movements were heard by .
the burglars, who left on run Warner
saw two Of them. and grabbing his gun.
hired at them from window. but unfortu-
lately without effect.
The GLoBE-RErUBLIC has received the
SD annual report Of that excellent institu-
ion. the Cleveland Protestant Orphan Asy-
um. managed by A. II. Skunk. ,uperin-
endent, and Mrs. \. II. Skunk. matron.
who have relatives and acquaintances in
his city. The pamphlet, which is very
neat and handsome. has a cut of the build
ng. five stories high. and portrait of the
ate Joseph Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs Skunk
$40 st. Clair street want homes for forty
bright. healthy. attractive boys.
Two former Springfield reSidemts-old
'WittembeTger> have editorial positions
N the Lutheran Missionary journal" /
'uhli>hed monthly At York. Pa. Rev J.C.
zimmerman i the managing editor and
onduct> the department of Church ENten- ,
ion; and Rev. George Scholl. u. d.. of ,
hanover Pa. conducts the department of ;
'oreign Missions Mr.. Zimmerman i. SEC
rtary Of the Church Extension department
f the English Lutheran church of the
nited States, with headquarters at York. ,