Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-01
LOCAL BREWTIES.

city.
Miss Mamie Rubsam went to Cincinnati
today.
John Bishop left this morning for Gin
cinnati.
W. II. Bussard, of Dayton, is in the city
on business.
The hospital commissioners meet tonight
at the mayors Office.
Miss Prince. of Bellefontain, e is the guest
Of friends here today.
John Strong, wife and children. went to
Cincinnati this morning
DIR. Jessie Thompson is passing the day
with friends in Dayton.
c. c. Funk and daughter. Miss Matte,
left yesterday for Newark.
George w. Startzman's article in an
other column is well worth reading.
Rev. DIR. W. c. Falconer is attending the
session of the Dayton Presbytery at Xenia.
Miss Zoe Boughner, who has been visiting
her friends in Germantown, returned home
yesterday.
The Band Of Hope choir meets tomorrow
afternoon at 1:SO O'Clock for practice in
Temperance hall.
The department has reported favorbly on
pensions to James NJ. Blk and Samuel
Scott of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Mccullough, of Orr
vile, Wayne county, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs George Mellen.
A. r. Ludlow, of this city, ad-
dressed large audience on temperance, al
London, Ohio, last niget.
The Bee Line has awarded the contract
for building 600 box cars of 25-ton capacity
TO the Litchfield car-works.
Charles Renchler, the baker, and his little
son, Charlie, left yesterday for week S
trip through northern Ohio.
o. F. Brubaker. prominent dry goods
merchant Of Ashland, was the guest of Mrs.
Joseph Weisintine Wednesday.
Mrs Nettie Roberts has returned to her
h pine after three months visit in Colum-
bus, Mt. Vernon and COshoctOn.
Rev. NJ. W. HANNA, ID. d.. has given up
his charge in Baltimore, and he apd his
wife will spend some time in Europe.
City Clerk John Shewalter and wife left
this morning for Harrisburg, Ohio, TO visit
friends. They will return on Monday.
o. l.. Petticrew, of the Springfield post
oaice, and family, returned yesterday from
a ten days trip to Put-in-Bay and the
lakes.
Dan Arthur and Harry Miller left last
night for New York City to resume their
stldies in the homeopathic medical college
there.
Ephraim lodge, No. 147, l. o. o. F.,
meets tonight on business of the utmost ur-
gency Every member is requested to be
present
Division Master Mechanic Porter, of the
l. B. 4 W., passed through the city this
morning on his way home from Sandusky
to Indianapolis.
One solitary arrest was made yesterday
mayors slate. Alexander Jackson was ar
rested by Officers Gregory and McAuliffe,
On a warrant for disorderly.
Prof A A. Hopkins. Of the national pro-
hibition executive committee, will deliver
two addresses afternoon and evening, at
Temperance hail, Thursday, October 7th.
The Holmes family of South Charleston,
will furnish the music.
William Hendricks. better known as
''Taffy Bill" for twenty or twenty-five
wears a brakeman on the Little Miami road.
running into this city, who lost the place
some months ago, has been reinstated, and
Richard is himself again"
General Manager Beach of the Bee Line.
insists that his road is maintaining rates,
the assertions of the oppO-
sition. He says that the company is tired of
paying money into pools on business carried
at non-paying rates, and they will let Others
do that in the future.
Col. J. n. Hall, of Jacksonville, Oregon,
and NJ. ID. Wissinger, of this city, left for
Cincinnati today, to visit the G. A. r. post
Of the Queen City. Mr.. Hall Is one of the
boys who served nineteen months in tie
An IersOnviIle prison. He is now one of tie
largest stock growers in Oregon.
Superintendent Anderson, of the Green |
county infirmary. came up yesterday and
took charge of the two youngest of the |
Shane children. who were at the Chlldrens
b me here. They were removed to the |
Tir, en- county Children's Home, as they be- |