Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-04
LOCAL SREWT1ES.
.ohn T. Norris is in Chicago.

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}. T. Mccormick and Michael Farrell, of
Nenia, are in the city.
To-day was pension day in the Probate
Court, and business was very lively.
The new steam laundry material is being
put in at the County Inhrmary to-day
Barnum and the late Jumbo shows at
Dayton tomorrow. Quite number will go
down from this city.
Mrs. Dr. r. X. Potter is entertaining a
number Of married lady friends in an in
formal afternoon" today.
Newt. Dillon went to the mayors office
this morning, pleaded guilty to disorderly
conduct and was fined 81 and costs.
Fred Ludlow has arrived home from
school at Kingston. Y. Y. on the Hudson
river, to spend his summer vacation.
7. \. Gross returned at o'clock this
morning from SanduSky, where he has been
attending an mdertakerS' convention.
W. II. BOeh. of Cincinnati. the civil en-
gineer who got up the sewer plans and
specifications for Springfield, is in the city
on business.
The funeral of Mrs. Robert Clark will
take place on Sunday afternoon at , o'clock
from her late residence at the corner of
Pearl ard Clifton streets.
DIR. August Revogli. Italian Nice-COnSuI
at Cincinnati, and wife, passed through the
city yesterday on their way to Columbus, to
be- the guests of Gov. Foraker.
Virgil Cobentz has yielded to the advice
of his friends. and decided not to prosecute
the paper that published cut of him yes
terday, for criminal libel +. VI. Campbell
thinks il was also a stab at him.
Ralph Bates, formerly a wrll-known and
respected clerk at Urbana, is wanted at
Marion. Ind, for robbing the safe of his
trusting employer, druggist named Fravcl.
Bates has derSerted his wife and babe.
Daniel W. Reed Ct Brookvllr, O.. was
married to Melissa l.. Myers. of this city.
by Rev. Henry TuckIey. at 81. Paurs par
>uuagc. Thursday afternoon. The happy
couple departed at once for Brookville, fol
lowed by the congratulations of many
friends.
4 handsomely dressed lady walked Out..of
the Seed Company'S store. AT Main and
Limestone streets. this forenoon. with a
wire flower screen Clinging to the back part
of her dress. She walked half a square be
fore She discovered that she was laden a.
she was.
\ very successful surprise was perpe-
trated last evening upon Mrs. +. j. Ross,
Of % south Pearl street. in honor of her
birthday. About thirty guests assembled
and passed most agreeable evening in
games social observances and discussing
refreshments.
Returns of assessors of Dayton and
Montgomery county. on the liquor tax, with
two townships and one ward yet TO hear
from. are a. follows: Number Of 5000 tax
paying saloons. 297; number of 500 tax
paying saloons. 81. Two refused to make
returns. Three closed up.
Ed Burns against whom Officer Norton
rled an affidavit for StOning one Henry
Buckner. last Tuesday, went to police head
quarters last night and stated that he was
at work all day Tuesday at East street a.
the time-bOok of the shops would show.
He is evidently the wrong man.
The Burnett and King excursion to
Wichita Falls. Texas, leaves Springfield via
the |. b. X W. on Monday, June l4th, at >
p. III. This excursion affords an excellent
opportunity to examine lands in the Red
River Valley of Texas. as all who take ad-
vantage of the opportunity will be under
the faithful guidance of Mr. King.
The Ohio UniverSalist Convention, which
is now in session at Cincinnati. finds the
past year one of unusual growth to the de
nomination in the state DIR. {. S. Vincent
was elected a delegate to represent the
State Convention in the General United
States and Canadal Convention that con-
vrneS at Akron. O., in October next Mrs.
J. }. Morton represented the Springfield
Church in Cincinnati.