Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Ex-Mayor Coffin was i'll the city yester-
day.
Frank Bartholomew went to Columbus
this morning.
ID. A. Gibbs. of this city, is visiting
friends in Xenia.
Misses Halle and Lillian Kelley visited
Cincinnati Saturday.
Miss Jennie Fearley, of St. Louis, is Wis
iting friends in the city.
l.. c. Morris and John Stone, of the |. B.
X W., are in town today.
J. V. B. HOyle left last evening for
New York City on business.
A. Z. Waterman. of Toulmin & Semmes.
left Saturday night for indianapolis.
Joe Carr. of X. F. Brandon Il Co,
Sundayed in Columbus, with friends.
Colonel Dotze entertained forty guests at
the Spring street house Saturday night.
The morning train for Cincinnati on the
Bee Line leaves at sos instead of $40, a
heretofore.
Mrs. Patrick Campion and family, OF
Urbana, are making arrangements to move
to Springfield.
John +. Norris went to Tiffin this moln-
ing to answer TO the indictment found
against him there.
Coroner J. NJ Bennett and wife returned
Saturday evening from three days stay
in the Queen City.
Lieutenant Zweissler, of the Dayton pO-
lice force. is in town today as witness be-
fore the grand jury.
Round trip tickets, good for five days,
will hereafter be sold by the Bee Line fol
S3.40 instead of $500.
Ned Ha. ris, who is now travelling for a
Michigan furniture house, left this morning
OF two months eastern trip.
Mrs. J. II. BOotes, of this city, left today
with her father, Luke COnable, of Xenla,
for week or ten days stay at Michigan re-
sorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove, parents and two
sisters of Mrs. Ed. Sykes, returned home
this morning to East Randolph. \. Y, after
a weeks visit.
W. F. Austin, of the Sunday NeTs, is
said TO be the only man living who can take
nap. smoke Stogie, and dream of Bill
Whiteley all at the same time.
Mrs. Maria J. Smith was awarded $1,000
a m i,,h of,,s
BellefOntainc, for Slander. A number of
the jury wanted to give her SIS, 200.
Miss Kate Kaufman, one of Springfeiess, ;,
most versatile artists, spent last week
with ftiends in Cincinnati. taking in the
Expo. and other objects of interest
During the stol.n of last Wednesdsr
night, the house of George Bowen. at Me
clanicSburg, was 81. lex by lightning and
the roof damaged to considerable extent.
The Hanika Iron Fence Co. are moving
their general Office from 10 North Market
street TO rooms handsomely fitted up at
their shops, in the southwestern part of the
city.
Hyaluable dog belonging to Warren Lef-
fel, and for which he paid $50 bu, short
while since, was run over by wagon Sat
urday evening and had one of its fore legs
cut of.
party Of Urbana tennis players and
their friends passed through this city this
en- route for Columbus. where
icy will play a match with the Columbus
club this afternoon.
The Phi Kappa Psis initiated Frank n
Bouk, of New York, Saturday night. The
occurred at the fraternity hall at
Market and High streets, and quite NUM-
Der Of the Alumni were present.
The will of Melinda Climer. late of Ca
.awba, was prObated Saturday afteI noon
N Judge Miller's court. There is no estate
md only about $500 worth of property to
De disposed of, and no administrator will
De appointed.
Rev. c. S. Evans. well known TO many
IF our citizens. who for three years past has
lad charge of four churches in towns adj
accent TO our city, was unanimously chosen
president of the Ohio annual conference of
he NJ. p. church at its recent session, and
will have the general superintency of the
sntire district, embracing over thirty
,harges, which he will visit officially during
he year. besides having the care of the
,hurch extension work of the conference.
Mr.. Evans expects to make this city the
lace of his residence, and will occupy this
week the new home which he has Just
Ompleted, on south Limestone street.