Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Read sullivan. the matters advertise
mrut.
Wallic DirhI is confined t" the house by
sickness.
T.. +. Mast went to Washington. ID. c..
This morning. by the Fan Handle,
John Cunnrrs. OF New Carlisle, left here
for Grcencastle Pa, this morning.
Mrs. Emil Nunla~t and children. of TIP
pecanoe. are the guests of friends in the
city
Frank Morse. with {. IL. Pierce n Co.
went To New York this morning "n Nv"
weeks visit
The Redmuud n Barry combination came
in YESTERDAY. and took quarters at the Ar
cadr Hotel.
Mes>r>. John Chorpeniug, ChaS. Stout,
Walter Weaver and Rev. W. IL. Webb went
to DAYTON this morning.
Frank Heaton. of North Plum street left
for indianapolis this morning. which place
he will make his permanent home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Watt left this morning
for Fort Wayne. Ind. their home. after a
short visit with his parents in this city.
\ most interesting entertainment VII
be given Monday evening at the St. Paul
VI. +. church by the Fills family "t bell
rirgrr~.
Samuel Saywood and family left for Bos-
ton this morning over the Bee Line. Mrs.
Savwood is the daughter of Mrs. A. X.
Ludlow.
4 Fred MusSey. Commercial-G Gazette cores
puudemt. writing from Washington. says
/ the higher you 20 in society the lower the
dresses get.
Mrs. l.. c. Reagan. Of South Limestone
street. returned Saturday from London. O..
where she had been visiting friends for >ev
cral WEEKS past.
ON the third page of today's paper vii
be- found the sermon preached 10y Rev. pr
| Tucklpy at st Paul last night. Itis worth!
uf a careful reading.
VIM. II. Dickson has built for his under
taking establishment in Nashville, Tenn.
au elegant hearSe Mr.. Dickson expects Il
:" south in a short time.
She regular meeting "f the Seventh Dis
trict Auxiliary Society, \ =. will be- hel'
at the residence of Mrs. Moorr> lT6 Linder
avenue Tuesday. at 3 =. m.
Mis- MAY kingsley. former lady clerk il
the l">toflicr. will spend the present weel
visiting friends in this city. She will max
her home ON West Washington street, he
former residence.
Meetings continue at the First Pre>by
teriam church. Main street. every evenin!
at 80 O'Clock. All are cordially myite'
t" attend This evening Rev. Jos. Kyle
Of the l. 7. church, will preach.
sullivan boys are entertaining the halter
OF this city in good style and gentlemen
should feel proud that they should have il
their midst a store where gents furnishing
complete can he bought at such reasonabl
prices.
The ladies Aid Society Of the St. Pau
VI. T. church have made arrangement
with the Ellis family of Bell ringers TO Civ
a concert at the church Monday evening
March II. From the indications a very larg
audience will be present.
The members Of Mitchell Relief Corp
No. - feel themselves deeply indebted t
Mr.. Bakhaus. the Misses VoSe. Miss Esthe
Simpson, MI Rictor, Mr.. Kilmer. MI Put
nam. Mr. Sewer and Master Charley BauI
who :" kindly assisted them in their effort
tn make the late entertainment at the VIZ
VAIN 4 success.
Remember the grand concert at Black
opera house next Wednesday evening
March 10. given by the eminent pianist
. DR. Louis Mass. who has few. if any
living equals in this country. DIR. Maa
will be ably assisted by Miss Alice NOs
and Misses Marie and Annie Miller. seat
on sale at PierceS.
The funeral of Thomas Strong. brothe
of G. :. and VIM. Strong. will he held a
Professor W. HO>kins0n'S residence, Co
lege avenue. one square west of Markt
( >teeet on Tuesday afternoon at 2oclucb
Friends are invited. Mr.. Strong. who wa
, aged = years. died in Colorado of COZ
Sumptiuu having gone there from his res
dencc at Philadelphia. He was a son 4
james and Margaret Strong. who live We,
. of tho city. Mrs. Strong died some tim
. since.