Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Judge J. 5. GOode left last night via
c. C. c. Il |. for New York.
Sandy Rust says he was not arrested at
the Hughes house Monday night
Misses Jessie and Fannie Rowe are to
return from indianapolis next week.
Robert Oder brother of Mayor Oder, of
| Bellefontaine, was in the city today.
George Miller, drunk, and Owen McDer-
nit. disOrderly, were run in last night
Miss Leah wurmer, Of Cincinnati. was
the guest Of friends in the city yesterday.
Prof. b. F. Prince and Prof. F. p.
| Davidson left last night on fishing trip to
the reservoir.
Mrs. Robert johnson and daughters. Mel
lie and Flora, left today for Philadelphia
and the east.
Ben Buxton returned yesterday from a
prolonged trip to Cheyenne, Dakota, and
the northwest.
If anybody misses a couple of pair of
shoes they can recover same by applying to
Officer Wilson.
Paul Hortman. a ten-year-older. of east
Columbia street, fell last evening and diSlo-
Gated his elbow.
J. F. Brand. OF Urbana, who has been in
the city several days on business, leaves to-
night for Canton.
Miss Flo Heber and Miss Minnie Tyndall
of indianapolis, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Il. Ludlow.
Mrs. Nina Waltz. of Louisville. is
spending the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. &. w. Hastings.
DIR. Long, dentist, of Mechanicsburg. was
in the city yesterday, the guest of Miss Lou
Shaw of north Market street.
James Bailey, ten-year-old boy living
on Boiler street. had his left index finger cut
off by feed cutter yesterday.
Mrs. Lasley and daughter and other
Springfielders leave for Chautauqua. via the
Bee Line. next Tuesday morning.
The Protestant Methodist church and
| Sunday school sent ten car loads of pic
nieers to Ludlow falls this morning.
DR.. c. s. Vincent left the city this morn
| ing for Mason, o.. on professional business
| He intends to return tomorrow afternoon.
/ Miss Lena Lewis. daughter of Dr. and
! Mrs. Lewis north Market, has left the city
/ to spend the summer ON the New England
past.
Misses Libhie and Rrtta johnson Of Mt
Auburn. Cincinnati. are spending the week
with their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Boyle.
Wm. Y. Whiteley has taken out a patent
for new grain binder knotter, and Henry
W. Schroeder. Of Springfield, one for a
book support
A colored man named Jones, living in the
Kenney arcade. made complaint to the
police that some one had entered his room
and stolen 50 in money.
Misses Cappie and Josie Champagne left
yesterday for Montreal. Canada. Their
father. Joseph Champagne, is there at pres
ent, in Indifferent health.
The trial of Charles Morris. colored. of
Nenia, the alleged murderer of the Dou-
thettS. which was set for next Monday. has
been continued until August Il.
Beer thieves are still getting in their work
in the southeast part of the city. Monday
another key was stolen and carried off and
drank by party in the woods out beyond
The commissioners are in session today,
considering the rebuilding of the bridge on
the Domer and Snyder road near fremont
the sinking of which was mentioned yester-
day
Samuel Martindale's fine barn, near Day
ton, WAS struck by lightning Monday night
and destroyed with its contents, consisting
of 500 bushels of wheat Some hay and one
hundred live chickens.
Miss Allie Sanderson, lady of near
Washington c. H.. who has been attending
school at Ada, Ohio, spent Monday and
Tuesday, en- route home, with friend in
this city. All there, Joe.
Mrs. T. +. Ustick of Washington c. H.,
with her little daughter Regina, and son.
Captain Mont Ustick Of the Wooster Uni
yersity cadets, is visiting Col. and Mrs. J.
). Boyle of south Market street.
Two prominent Madison county republi-
can politicians were in the city last night
and told Chairman Serviss that Hon. John
F. Locke, of Madison, would be a congreS-
,iunal candidate, from the word 60.
DIR. Al. Wright, of the republican county |
central committee of Logan county is here !
lie is another of General Bub'S fence fiXerS |
The doctor is also local correspondent at |
Bellefontaine of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
f. VI. Campbell. esq, made lightning |
trip Yesterday lie left for Detroit in the
reached there, attended to some
business. went over to Ann Arbor, Mich,
and got back in time to get some sleep last
night.
The Sixteenth regiment, o. '. l.. will
hold its eleventh annual reunion at Akron.
Ohio, Thursday and Friday, August and
6. 4 splendid programme has been pro
pared. consisting of a banquet, picnic, nu-
sic, etc.
Columbus JmIr1dl: John Bacon and
Howard Olds, two young gentlemen OF
came over yesterday on their
bicycles and We're guests at the Park hotel
last night They will 90 on south today,
making tour of the southern Ohio towns.
Charles A. Reeser, of Innisfallen green
house, left this morning for Philadelphia,
30 attend the national florists convention
there August Il. one of the features of
which will be an immense banquet by
Fields. one Of the worlds leading florists.
Chief Walker has arranged for excursion
-ateS to the reunion of his regiment. the
Thirty-first o. V. V. L., at Somerset, Perry
county, August 10 and II. The fare will
,e 81. 10 round trip, train leaving at 2:2O a.
n. and arriving at Somerset at . a. Ill.
yhief Walker will himself attend.
Rev. Will F. Gowdy, who was recently
Ira.l,x-tario,, al,