Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-20
LOCAL BREWTlES.

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W. y. Rea, Of Beaver Falls, Pa, is in the
city.
Prof. Delo leaves next Monday for Cal
ifornia.
Mrs. Geo. Dri<col left today on visit to
friends in Boston.
Chas. q. Hamilton, of Fl. Necrosis, Da-
kota is in the city.
The talk of the town is the minstrel show
next Friday night.
To Mr.. and Mrs. John Payton, of Scott
street-a bouncing boy.
Miss Della Arlington or Bratleboro, VT,
is visiting friends in the city.
Superintendent Van TasSel is down the
Ohio Southern with the pay car.
Editor Jameson, of the Urbana Citizen,
is registered at the Arcade hotel.
Tuttle's orchestra goes TO Mooretield
tonight to play for a church affair.
Two carloads Of picnicers took in the
Christian church excursion to Dayton and
the Soldiers home today.
Miss Sophia Thompson and Miss Emma
Patterson went to Dayton today to visit
their friend, Miss MsXon.
Ms. T. l.. Arthur and daughter, Belle,
went TO Woodstock this morning on visit
among relatives and friends.
Francis Murphy and his son have secured
80. 900 SignerS in Ohio 10 the pledge OF tenn
perance since last September.
John Mccarthy, a molder. was run in
this morning for fighting last Saturday
night with Douglas McKinzie.
Mrs. Geo. II. Knight and Miss Jennie
Crossley left today for Plymouth Beach.
Massachusetts, on pleasure trip.
|. II. Kelley and his brother. VIM. Kelley.
of Grecnville. go on a hunting trip to the
vicinity of Rensselaer,, Indiana, next week.
J. II. Wilson, general superintendent OF
the |. b. and W. road, passed through this
city last evening on No. :, en- route fol
| SanduSky.
Deputy Marshal Potee arrested James
Jackson this morning on an affidavit filed
by J. II. Jones charging him with disorder
ly conduct.
Mrs. Dr. NJ. F. Welsh and son are visit
| ing friends and relatives in the eastern part
of the state. They will be absent most OF
| the summer.
Its werth anyb0dy'S 50 cents to go to the
Barlow. Wilson X Rankin's minstrels Fri
day night, and hear Carl Rankin say
| ''Girl-l-l-s-s-s -
Frank Weaver, of HilsborO. who has
been the guest of j. NJ Niuffer and family
| for three weeks. returned home this morn
ing. accompanied by George Niuffer.
T.E. Hall. special agent of the l. b. and
W. passed through here last evening on
| his way to Chillicothe, where he goes tC
attend an important lawsuit in which his
company is interested.
/ The Springfield Salvation army returned
/ this morning from Circleville, where they
! have been in attendance since Saturday
! upon a Salvation army camp-meeting
They report hallelujah time.
4 heavy load of brick broke down yes
terday afternoon at the corner OF Pleasant
and Limestone streets, right across the
street-car track. Passengers had TO b.
transferred at that point for several hours
Urbana Citizen }. J. Mccarthy, OF
Springfield, stopped off in the city yester
day on his way home from Canada ex
curSion. Jerry's old friends and relatives
always give him hearty welcome when HI
visits his former home.
The camp meeting at Spence's grove con,
t.nues to display great spiritual interest
Several came TO the anxious seat last night
Crowds are large and orderly. TheS,
meetings will continue day and night oyel
next Sabbath Preaching tonight at s:O(
p. III.
The Washington correspondent of th'
ohio State Journal writes:
Hon. George Spence, Of Springfield, {
distinguished lawyer and largely interested
in the manufacturing and banking buSines:
in the Champion City, is on a visit 10 the
capital. and Is stopping with his relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Ii. Wilkinson, 800 eas
Capital street
The dance at the Yellow Springs hous.
last night was the largest and mos
thoroughly delightful social event of the
season. Twenty-Five couples went dowr
by special train on the Little Miami
charming lunch, served in banquet style
was furnished by Mr.. Casad. The party
returded at about l o'clock.
Hoffman. the Limestone street jeweler
being the only one in the business on thai
thOroughfare, naturally concludes that al
item published in this paper yesterday, say
ing that Limestone street jeweler was the
only one in the city who refused to sign al
e4rly-closing petition, referred to him. Ht
says that the petition was not presented tC
| him till after the GLOBE-REPUBLIC was
out last night. BY the way, Mr.. Holman
will open a branch store very soon, in the
room recently vacated by Fulton Il Hypes,
in Starrett's building. east Main street.
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