Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-08
CASPER'S Drug Store,
LOCAL BREVITIES.

grand organ Tecitai, rTluaN evening
Miss Julia Wallace. of Urbana, is the
guest Of Dr. w. &. Bryant and family.
| There will be solos by fayOrite soloSts at
the grand organ recital by Walter Small.
The Pan Handle people are putting in an
electric signal at the Fair street crossing.
Charles j. Pretznan has commenced the
study of law in the office of r. {. Gocde, Esq
CT Winters was in Cincinnati yester-
day on, a combined pleasure and business
trip.
The commissioners did nothing today but
| look over some vouchers and pass a few
bills.
Landlord Ed. Weight, of the Lagonda
house, leaves tonight on n business trip t"
Chicago.
Don't fail to hear Walter Small, on the
grand pipe organ, in the recital Friday
evening.
The will of tire late William Warder was
probated today. Mrs. Warder is named as
eXecutriX.
deputy Marshal Potee and Officer. Mills
went to Mechaicsburg this morning to at
tend the fair.
The Lizzie Evans dramatic company
passed through this city this morning TN
route for Dayton.
Walter Small. in grand organ recital, at
ST. PauI'S church, Friday evening. Ad-
mission Is and 35c
The Rev. Black, of West Liberty, will
preach in the Christian church at Enon
next Sunday at 10 o'clock.
The Pan Handle and Bee line are having
lively competition with their excursions
| from Cleveland to Cincinnati.
Bess Jones and Jennie Petrie had a
lively scrap in John Hughes dive on Win
ter street. last night about . o'clock.
Miss Anna Connable, of Xenia, stopped
over in the city a short time this morning
on her way to school in Massachusetts,.
\ meeting of the voters of German town.
ship will be held next Saturday evening al
Lawrcnceville. for the purpose of organiz-
ing McMilm club.
A brilliant little Enquirer boy got things
twisted this morning, and perambulated the
streets. shouting 'Aimquire, Ola bout til
death o JOhntee Norris
MeSsrs. Ed. Noight, Chas Voight, o. S. !
Claypool, NJ. e. Baird and Dick Hughes. Of
tine Lagonda house, left for MechanicSburg
this afternoon Ia attend the fair
Officer Temp Wilson went to Xenia this /
morning. as a witness III the Duuthett muir
der case, but returned at Ii o'clock as he /
was not needed until Tomorrow.
The infant daughter of John and Ellen ,
Smith, residing at No. 90 Vine street, died .
at II o'clock this morning of quinSy. The
funeral will occur tomorrow al ) p. III.
The following will be of interest to
"Rhiney's" many friends in Springfield:
Born. September 5th. to Mr.. and Mrs. W. /
c. Rinearson. of Buffalo. y. Y, boy
A frail woman from Urhana came here
today and got Mollie Reedy out of the sta
tion house. Reedy goes to Urbana to reside
with her friend. 1t is to be hoped she will
stay there.
1t is reported that a drummer named
Charles Carnahan was put off a train be-
tween here and New Carlisle for springirg
a mommoth chestnut bell on the conductor
every time he passed through the car.
The WOmen's Christian Temperance Tn
ion will hold it's regular weekly meeting in
Temperance Hall, tomorrow afternoon at
three O'Clock. Now. that they have own
quarters they hope to have large accession
of their numbers.
Frank Hartford, of the LagOnda national
bank and Frank +. HOsterman. of the Sec
ond national, have been appointed by the
county commissioners to examine into the
oOnd ii III of thecounty treasury. They are
engaged in the work this afternoon.
The mayors slate this morning showed
that the following arrests had been made
during the previous twenty-four hours:
Tom Quinn, drunkenness and disoIderly
conduct; John Mack, same Tom Westman,
same; and Belle Stuckey, diSorderly con-
duct.
The regular monthly stock sales were
held at London, Yesterday, with $50 head i
Of cattle on the market. Low prices pre- ,
vailed, ranging from ga C. to 4c. The horse !
market was light in numbers but good III
price. About forty-twO were shipped 10 ,
Cincinnati. Z
There are on file at Dayton Soldiers
Home headuarters go applications for
admission to the Home. The present
of the home is 5.26l; present Z
in camp 10 date, 1929; in hospital. 424 alb t
sent. 6i2. There have died in the Home y
since Jannary 81 to August 81, l6l. /