Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-14
LOCAL BREWTIES.

T. J. kirkpatrick returned this morning
from Cincinnati.
William Buck was run in last night for
diSorlerly conduct.
The clerk of the weather seems to be
feminist picnics today.
Miss Woodston, of Troy, is the guest of
Officer Mcclure and wife.
Mrs. Fred. Schuchmn and daughter left
to-day to visit friends in Toledo.
Springfield is in the height of the soda
water season. This sizz ofiizzial.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs Edmund p. Gaines,
of Dibert avenue fine 10 pound boy.
A bridge on the Little Miami road AT Mi
amsvIle was washed away yesterday.
Mrs. John H. Moor. and daughter, Miss
Fannie. returned last evening from Mays
vile, Ny.
Prof. 5. Jerome TIL the artist. gripped
l7O ON HarrisS machine today. and heads
the list.
Golden Star Chapter, No. 10. meets to-
night at 7:3O o'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present
An immense excursion from Baimbridge
passed through this city this morning en-
route for the Soldiers Home at DAYTON.
Joseph Talbot. of Urbana, came down
to-day to see his friend Francis Murphy.
Urbana has no finer man than MIR. Talbot.
Columbus .Io,u7tGI: Warden Coffin re-
turned from Springfield yesterday and
brought with him beautiful white squirrel.
James Townsley and his aunt, Miss Belle
Paul, of Xenia, We're in the city short
time today. They were on their way north.
Troy Nclcs. July IS: Ed. Skinner, with
the Hayner wholesale liquor house, of
Springfield, Ohio, arrived in Troy last
evening.
Chas J. Pretzman sails for home on the
17th Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Watkins. of
Columbus the latter his sister-go Ia New
York to meet him.
The committee having the Wiley Chapel
camp meeting in charge are endeayoring t"
bring excursions t" the meeting next sun
day from Nenia and Troy.
Major VIM Brown, of Fargo. Dakota,
John Hagcnbaugh, of Fairfield, and Miss
Ellie Williamson. of Piqua, are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. II. c Williamson, of the
North Side.
John Boyle. bar-keeper of Number
Seven" was examined and bound over Ia
court 10y Squire Breckenridge this morning.
Tor selling liquor TO Vim. Donnelly, an
habtual drunkard.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Kirkpatrick. accom-
panied by their faithful man, Ed. Garrett,
left last evening for Northern Michigan on
camping tour. The captain took along
canoes, guns and implements of the chase
till you couldn't rest.
Deputy \. J. Baker has an elegant sOuy-
enir of his introduction into the send degree
of Scottish Rite Masonry. 1t consists of
cabinet pictures. being one OF each
member of the class of which A. J. was
one. The whole is elegantly framed.
Miss Fannie Townsend, of Newhurg. v.
Y. and Miss Helen Rodgers. of Dayton.
who have been the guests of Miss May
Bowman, went to Dayton this morning
where Miss Townsend will be the guest of
Miss Rodgers.
The Chattanooga Times of Sunday, says:
Mr.. and Mrs. y. B. Martin gave very
delightful dinner party "Wednesday at their
residence on south Palmetto street, in honor
Of Mr.. Martins sisters. who are visiting
him from Springfield. Ohio" These sisters
are those highly-estcemed and popular
Young ladies. Misses Kate and Belle Mar
tin. who are spending July in Chattanooga.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Stroud re-
ceiyed a small party of their young gentle
men friends at their handsome and COM
modiOus residence on west High street.
Music. both instrumental and vocal, as dis
pensed by the assembled guests, together
with the affable and entertaining manners of
the host and hostess. made the evening um-
til a late hour most enjoyable one. Seas
enable viands served by Mrs Stroud We're
partaken of with relish.