Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Bob Young was in Troy yesterday.
The county officers will be closed Monday.
Dan Nickum went TO Cincinnati this
morning.
VIM. Mcdaniel, wife and child, of Troy,
are in the city.
Mrs. Geo. Linn and daughter, Jessie, are
visiting in Troy.
Mrs. Officer Delacey went 10 Columbus
on visit this morning.
Harry Wetman leaves, Sunday, for Leb-
anon county, Penn, to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robley ID. Bruce and few
other friends are picnicking at Clifton to
day.
Frank NJ. Hagan and A. II. Gillett at
tended the circuit court at Dayton yeSter-
day.
Ross Mitchell is remodelng the old
American house into business rooms and
offices.
Mrs. Emily Owens, of Louisville, Ky, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sanders, 1853 Winter
street
Six car loads of St Paul people had a
very delightful picnic at Ludlow Falls yes
terday.
Fuller Trump's hOrse-Iagonda house
| big crowd shrieks-Oh, the tale is too har-
rowing.
Miss Mary f. Sturgeon, of Erie, Penn.
is the guest of Mrs. J. c. Brecht south
Market.
Mrs. Wm. b. Baker and daughter, Miss
| Alice, went to Columbus on visit this
| morning.
! Miss Rose lie Clercq. of the public schools,
mas gone to GaleSburg. H., to spend the
summer.
| Denny Bowman has changed his base Of
operations and is driving one Of the new
| Erie express wagons.
Misses Tillie and Annie Moore, Of Pearl
street, started this morning for Kenton, o..
| to spend their vacation.
For the first time within the recollection
of the oldest officer, there was nobody in
The lobby thls afternoon.
Miss Nellie Mclaughlin, popular young
lady OF Cincinnati. is the guest of Mrs. VIM.
Dickson of south Market
Mrs. NJ. Gallagher and sons. Harry and
Morgan, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Flynn. at Cleveland.
Prof. 5. F. Breckenridge left this morn
! ing on a brief visit TO his father, Rev. J. B.
Breckenridge, Rochester, \. y.
The committees on subscriptions for the
home rule movement, started out this morn
ing, with ve-y fiattertng prospects
Rev. Prof. J. W. Richard. d. D., will
preach for Central NJ. Z. church, at the
Grand opera house, next Sunday.
Miss Jessie HUFF, a pretty and pleasing
young lady from Washington, ID. C., is
guest at the Yellow Springs house.
The Driscols have built two chariots for
the races at Dayton Monday. They are for
four horses and are in gold and colorS.
Will Coles. Miss Hotsenpiller, Mrs. Ed.
Yeazell. Harry Yeazell and his two children
have gone to Magnetic Springs, Union
county.
Miss Lulu Barnett, very charming
young lady of EmpOria. Kansas, is the
guest of her uncle, W. A. Barnett, and fam
lily, of this CITY.
Mrs. W. S. Barker and daughter, Miss
Annie. of south Market street, left today
for New Albany, Ind, on an extended visit
to friends and relatives.
Singers trial for violating the Sunday or
dinance was postponed until Tuesday.
This is the fourth arrest of proprietor and
bartender inside of two weeks.
James f. Wooley, of this city, late bus
iness manager of DOnovin's TenneSseans.
has signed for the coming season with the
Harry Choate dramatic company.
Services preparatory to the Lords Supper
will be held in the Second English Lutheran
church, corner of Boiler and Clifton streets,
this friday evening at 5 o'clock.
Auditor Serviss requests that whoever
carried off the road tax-liSt of Pleasant
township will please return it at once TO the
auditors Office, as it is badly needed.
4 young miss Of this city, pupil in the
Springfield seminary. not yet II years old,
has i'm the recent past read 81 books from
the public library, some Of them twice.
The many friends of Mrs. Dora Pfost,
nee Dora BenLett, will be panied to learn
of her sudden death on July lst, at their
home. in Bloomcenter, Logan county, o.
John Singer, the saloonist, was arrested
yesterday for violating the Sunday Otd-
nance last Sunday by Deputy Marshal Potee
on affidavit filed by Assistant Chief Mckay. |
Annual Sunday school picnic of the Uni |
versaliSt church tomorrow, July 3, at Vel !
low Springs. Round trip - cents. Most |
"f the school leave the city 8 a. M, city |
Inc.
The school board will meet tonight at ;
o'clock at the board room in the Smith |
building fUr the purpose Of opening bids
for the new eastern building on east High |
street
In common pleas court this morning the |
following eases were continued by agree
ment: Anzie b. Gilmour VS.. Alice Gil
mOur. divorce: Chas. Morgan VS.. City of |
Springfield.
Mrs. Capt. Am. Wmger entertained about
30 or 40 young ladies of a Presbyterian mis-
|ionary society in a very delightful garden
party at her residence, on south Limestone
street, this morning.
Dr. L. f. Russell received by mail this
morning from somebody in the city, very
pprF.rt sneciluen of the larya Of thp Dolyph- J