Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-18
LOCAL BREWTIES.

c. r John, the coal dealer, went TO
Franklin this afternoon.
Chief of Police Harner. of Nenia, was i'll
town this morning on business.
Boutelle, of Maine, at the wigwam to-
night Hear him, republicans.
Tom. Mulcahey. the dude, went to Co
lumbus this morning TO visit his parents.
Married-In this city, Oct. l6, by Rev. A
L. Wilkinson, Lawrence Hits and Mrs.
Ellen Sloan.
Judge White has appointed VIM. NJ.
ROckel and Frank Showers to make the an
nual examination of the commissioners re-
port
| Hi. Williams, an l. B. & W. engineer,
left today for New York to attend
the National association of railroad engin-
eers.
Squire Breckenridge was at Delaware,
Ohio, yesterday, helping dedicate the new
Lutheran church, and visiting the pastor 5
daughter.
An officer from Tiffin passed through the
city this morning en- route for Lancaster,
Ohio, where he was taking two boys to be
placed in the reform farm.
Marshal Thompson, of Franklin, o.,
passed through the city this morning en-
route for Mechansburg, where he went on
some important business.
The little son of Auditor Serviss. who
has been so i'll from scarlet fever. is i'm
proving. Many friends of Mr.. ServisS and
family will rejoice to know this.
Henry Disten, the celebrated cornet man.
ufacturer of Philadelphia, was in the city
| yesterday, the guest of Prof. John Reising
the leader Of the Big Six band.
The y. Y. p. Il o. is now carrying
freight as usual. The striking disturbance
is over, and agent McGreevy wears his Gus
tomary bread and horizontal smile again.
Officer Norton this morning arrested
Simon Cooney. who keeps a saloon on the
corner of Gallagher and Washington streets,
on the charge of keeping his saloon OF n
on Sunday.
INC III lilt sew ilS
schools are hereby notified that it has been
judged best to postpone for the present their
organization, owing to the prevalence of
diphtheria-
Johnny Kinnane and several boon COM
panions enjoyed successful days fishing
at Indian lake, near Huntsville, Ohio. yes
terday. They distributed several strings of
fine bass among their friends.
Henry Distin, the celebrated musician
and manufacturer of band intruments, was
in the city, today, negotiating with VIM.
\. WhteIey, for the furnishing of the new
Champion City band with instruments
DR.. Runyan, pastor of the Central NJ. E.
church, devoted portion Of his discourse
yesterday morning TO anathematizing the
Sunday press of Springfield. He insisted
that they were working great harm.
The new sixteen-inch Gamewell fire.
alarm gong for the new house on LagOnda
avenue, arrived today and will be put up at
once. 1t will not be struck by the fire alarm
telegraph, but by the men at the house.
Ed. Wilkins and Tom. Jordan, for jump
ing on trains, Mrs Greenwood and Taylor
Madison, for drunkenness and disOrderly CON
duct, and Cary Wood for reckless driving,
were among those arrested yesterday and
last night.
General Il. p. Kennedy was in the city
short time this morning on his way to South
Charleston, where he speaks tonight. City
Solicitor Summers also speaks there this
evening and he accompanied General Ken
nedy this morning.
The commissioners of Clark and Cham
paign counties are holding joint session in
the east county building this afternoon to
consider the Moore's run ditch case in
MoOrefeld township, this county. and Ur-
bana township, Champaign county.
The trial of Charles Lake. indicted for
forgery, has been occupying the attention of
common pleas court today. 1t will be re-
membered that Lake was charged with
forging an order for pay, on Frank Holden,
at the Champion Malleable Iron works.
1t is reported that DIR. George W. Fuller
ton, of Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, has re-
signed his pastorate there and accepted a
call from the Second Presbyterian church
Of this city. DIR. Fullerton is a distin-
guished pulpit orator and most successful
divine.
Charles E. Morris and John L. Plummer,
both well known lawyers of this city, have
today entered into a co-partnership for the
practice of law. The high standing of both
these gentlemen in their profession is a suf-
ficient warrant for saying that the firm is
strong one.
The funeral of the late George W. Cogs-
well is in progress this afternoon from his
late residence on Factory street. A large
representation of the Masonic order and
many railroad men are in attendance, be
sides many citizens generally.
elena, the little daughter of Mr. and !
Mrs. W. r. HOrner, died today at IL a. m,
of diphtheria, aged years and 10 months. |
Funeral services will be conducted at the |
grave. Will leave the residence tomorrow |
at p. m. Friends of the family are in |
yited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cherry, now of |
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus |
A. Phelps. Mr.. Cherry was popular con-
ductor on the Springfield and Delaware |
road. before it fell into the hands of the .
Bee Line managers. He has been living in .
Baltimore number of years. Mr.. Cherry
finds many of his Olds friends here-and all
Of them glad to see him.
Church Notice.
There will be q meeting of the congrega-