Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-07
LOCAL BRENTIES.

~. IL. bTauenbuIS leaves llllS evening io
Kansas City.
| Mayors Clerk Amos Miller was in Day
ton last evening.
Glenn Seys is lying very ill at his home
west OF the city.
Judge +. q. Dial returned home from
Conference last evening.
Mrs 5. c. BowluS. wife of the rea
estate agent is seriously ILL.,
c. {. Taylor and wife and Mrs. Gibbons
went to Dayton this morning.
Thomas Green, with the Adams Express
is taking in the exposition today.
T. J. Finch, general -ardmaster of tht
|. b. 4 W and O. S yards, here, has n,
signed.
A. L. Clarke. o. T. Martin, Dan Nickum
and p B. Martin left for Cincinnati thi,
morning.
The county commissioners did nothing
but pass few bills at their meeting this
| morning.
a child of Ed. Powers, living on south
Yellow Springs street, was bitten by a dog
this morning.
Clark county has Az pensioners on the
rolls, drawing s4,OlO per month from the
general government
Rev. Charles Axfell, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church. of Xenia, has resigned,
on account of ill-health.
Misses Anna Kellar, Lizzie and Anna
Schultz and Clara Miller left yesterday "a
attend school at New Burlington.
Rev. W. J. Finley. d. d., of the NJ. P.
church, left this morning to attend confer
ence at Lewiston, Logan county, to be gone
a week
The collection taken up Sunday Don
at the gospel temperance meetings. and des-
ignated as Liberal" should have read s.. 81
Instead of Sl.33.
james Carson left this morning for Cres-
son Springs, Pa, and was accompanied by
his daughter. Miss Eva, who goes 10 Pitts
burg 10 school.
Mrs. ID. c. Morris, after pleasant and
prolonged visit to her uncle, Robert Thorn
; N, of this city. has returned TO her home
in Clay Center, Kansas.
Mrs. T. F. Ray and son, Horace, have re-
turned from nearly a three months visit
among friends in Winchester, Va, and
SlepherdstOwn, W. Va.
Miss Pearl Barcafer. of Clinton. Mo.
who has been the guest of relatives in
Springfield and Columbus during the sum
mer, returns home Thursday.
Nels jackson, not unknown TO fame in
police court, was married last night to
daughter of Harvey, well-known colored
citizen. This is straight goods.
Mrs. Adelaide La Fetra, matron of the
American college, at Santiago, Chilli will
arrive in this city in a day or two. on a short
visit to her cousin, q. NJ. Sellers.
Will HORNED. of Clinton county. will
visit his friend ChaS. f: Sellers, of south
Market street, tomorrow, EN- route to Ohio
Wesleyan University at Delaware.
Mother Stewart goes TO Columbus in the
morning to attend the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge Of Ohio. of the |. o. q. T., of which
she holds commission as deputy
Doug. OyleSby. the colored saloonist of
west Main street writes the eGLoBE-RErUB-
Lie a long communication, in which he
Claims that the police are prosecuting him.
Prof. S. F. Breckenridge filled the pull
pit of Rev. DR.. Singley at Bellefontaine on
Sunday, the latter being absent on account
of the continued serious illness Of his little
daughter.
that Springfield is lively, let him or her go
TO the depot at 10 o'clock a. IN. and $50 p.
m. Not less than Is passenger trains ar
rive and depart.
c. c. Young, a recent graduate of Wit
tenberg and now rising young attorney of
Cleveland, is spending few days with his
brothers, George II. and Robert H. Young
and sister, Miss Emma.
The Third regiment, o. V. V. l., General
John Beatty.S old regiment, will hold their
reunion on October s, at Perryville, Ky. Ii
WAS at this place the regiment was in battle
on October s, 1862.
4 petition is in circulation to enable Ed
c laSe, the huckSter, who lost all his earthly
possessions in the fire at Mrs. MilIhouSe's
stable, Friday, 10 purchase another horse
Chase is poor and worthy man.
The black birds that now infest our trees
at night are said to come in from the coun-
try 10 roOst, because they know by intelli-
sence or instinct, that the night birds of
prey will not modest them in town.
The Second ward furnishes its full quota
Of the police force-Ofiicers Croft. Foster,
Mills. SicklaS and Norton. Marshal Hughes.
Deputy Marshal Potee and the cemetery
deputy marshal all living within the bounds
of the ward.
Dan Nickum boasts of having the boss
tomatO-vine. at his residence on south Cen
ter street. 1t is eight feet, lOug and climbs
like morning-glory. Perhaps Dan got his
black eye shining up the mammoth ''yarb"
to pull the tomatoes
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. CrotherS. wlO re-
Gently removed to Los Angeles, California,
write that rents are eXtortiOnate, the climate
a sell, and that they are not violently stuck
on the country. Springfield wonld be glad
to welcome them back.
Mrs. Lugg, wife of Scion S. Lugg. of lO9
Cedar street, died of consumption the 5th
inst. at the residence of her parents. at
Corwin. o., from which place the funeral
will occur on Tuesday. the 9TH inst. a 3
o'clock Interment in Miami cemetery.
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