Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-05
LOCAL eREWTIEs.

Maggie Mitchell at the Grand this even
ing.
The winter session of Wittenberg College
will begin Wednesday, Jan. 8.
Miss Matte Steele returned TO her school
at Aurora, n. Y. this afternoon.
Sheriff Baker is in Medway today ON Of
fetal business; will return this evening.
The father Of A. O. Schenck died at the
family residence on Miller street last night.
The G. A. r of this city is having q
grand run on their charity funds just now.
Prof. Rigio plays at large dance in
New Carlisle. At the StOckstill residence.
tonight
Miss Maggie Mitchell (uow Mrs. II. T.
Paddock accompanied by her maid and
husband, are at the Arcade.
Mrs. o. W. Nelson, formerly of this city,
now of Newark. Ohio. with her little son
Frank. are visiting relatives and friends
here.
Fred Ludlow and Frank Anthony left foR
Kingston. \. Y, this afternoon. where
they will pursue their studies at the Cross
Academy.
Percy Craig, the crayon artist, has placed
on exhibition in Murphy's show windows.
an excellent crayon portrait Of Miss Gertie
Claypool.
Mrs. Lamar FOos, who has heen lying
dangerously i'll Of typhoid fever, in New
York City, and has had relapse is slowly
recovering.
Thomas Gallagher was arrested last night
by Officer Potee and lodged in the station
house on warrant for vicious dog, q
stated yesterday.
The patrol wagon was called on wild
goose chase to East Springfield this morn.
ing to search house for stolen goods, bul
nothing was found.
Harry Carter wishes to thank W. n.
Whitley and the employees Of the East
street shop for their kind remembrance Of
him during Christmas time.
Beware of the small sled today. II viii
be right at the door when you come out, Il
trip you up, or it will meet you halfway on
the hill for the same purpose
Among the guests at the Arcade today
are J. W. White. Of Boston: Charles Abbott
of New York: II. II. Simpson, of Cincin
matt; II. ID. Miller, Of Akron.
The meeting at North street A. N. Z
church during the week Of prayer are vel
attended and very interesting. Rev. A. h
Ross, of Kentucky. is assisting in the ser
vices. All are invited.
There will be q special meeting Of Pales
tine Commandery. No. SS. knights TEN
plar. this Tuesday evening at o'clock
to make arrangements to attend the funera
of Sir knight John l.. Conklin. BY orde
of the Z. c. J. NJ. CAREY, Recorder.
There promises to be considerable fur
for the boys around town." in common
pleas court. very soon. A well-known and
rather fresh. ten O'Clock and Sunday 50
loonist has again malie one Of his semi
weekly breaks. but this time it promises t,
be of far more serious nature. War 4
| the knife.
While Philip Jones was walking alont
the Mechan;csburg aud Catawba pike sbou
six O'Clock one morning last week, on hi
return from social party where he haa
been to assist in furnishing the music, b.
saw something glitter in the mdbnshine an
gave it kick with his foot when instantl..
his eyes were blinded with bright fam
and he was deafened with loud report
He says as soon as he could recover wha
little sense he had left, he advanced ,
couple of steps forward and picked up
| nice little 3s-calibre revolver with fou
chambers loaded. He left the little crestur
with Mrs. Nath Bumgardner to scare tn
tramps away with.