Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-05
LOCAL BREVTT1ES.

Read Mr.. Schmidt's article in another col
umn.
Miss Nora White left yesterday for Co
lumbus.
Mrs. Walter Fellows returned last even
ing from Cincinnati
Willis Walker. of the secretary of states
Office, was in the city yesterday.
The new steeple is being placed on st.
Demands church on Lagonda avenue.
Rachie /. Troxell, of Knightstown, Ind,
spent Sunday with P. J. Clevenger, esq.
City Clerk John S. Shewalter and wife
returned last evening from Harrisburg, o.
Mine host Harry L. Rockfeld, of the Ar
cade hotel, returned last evening from Gin
cinnati.
The c. S. & c. reclining chair car, Put
in-Bay, was sent to the shop yesterday, to
be repaired.
Ben johnson. of the NickIe-Pl and
family. returned last night from a visit to
Cincinnati.
Architect Cregar has just completed the
plans for C. A. Phelps's elegant residence
on the north side.
Miss Lizzie Mast, of this city, who was
taken so violently i'll at school at Delaware,
is now out of danger.
Miss Nellie johnson. of south Market
street, has returned from two months
visit through the east
Colonel George Sintz left this morning
for Columbus, Chillicothe and Washington
c. IL. on two days business trip.
Mrs. J. B. Wertz. of west Mulberry s..
leaves today for Knoxville, Ill, where she
will spend several weeks with friends.
Rev. j. W. Kerr, of Piqua, who assisted
Rev. J. Kyle, of the U. p. church, at com
munion yesterday, returned home yester-
day.
The Rev. Daniel Summers, father Of City
Solicitor Summers, left last evening for his
home in Shelby. He has been attending
the synod.
John Kisslinger and John Ferrel had a
bad fight about five o'clock Sunday after
noon in the rear of the White Elephant Sa-
loon on Clifton street.
Miss Nellie Milburn, a delightful young
lady of Nenia, who has been the guest of
past, returned home this morning.
The new brick residence which Jacob
Seitz is erecting on North street in the rear
of his present residence is looming up hand
somely. It's for Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Hedges
Mr. and Mrs. James Douglass left yester-
day for Columbus to make the capital city
their future home. Mr.. Douglass will have
charge of the r. q. Dunn 4 Co. agency
there.
The doctors report that diphtheria is on
the decline in Springfield. What little still
exists is confined to the extreme east and
west ends. There is some scarlet fever,
however.
J. ID. Baldwin, and old Springfield boy,
and son of Henry Baldwin, of this city. was
delegate to the recent republican state
convention held al Saquache, Colorado, in
which state he is now located.
The mail-carriers, at their own expense,
have provided themselves with neat Ger
man silver badges shaped like shield, ana
bearing the number of the carrier enclosed
in a neat device between the two words
Mail Carrier" The boys look very u etr =
politan in them.
About fifteen members of the Springfield
lodge of Elks will go 10 Cincinnati Friday.
1t is Elks' day at the exposition, and the
Cincinnati EIks will give a spike-tailed pa
rade in the afternoon. 1t promises to be a
very brilliant affair.
Cruiser" the veteran dark sorrel at the
Western engine house. has been sent out TO
Ad. Bakers place for the winter. and will
take his first vacation of any consequence
during his nine years of service in the fire
department The old animals hOofs are in
bad condition. The new horse is learning
the ropes very aptly