Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-13
LOCAL BREWTIES.

! Eu huEDtS ana James hCtue were SId-
tionhoused yesterday for being drunk and
disOrderly.
The Rev. J. F. Shaffer, of Delaware,
passed Sunday with friends and relatives in
this city.
Mayor Goodwin is expected to return
from his Washington and New York trip
this evening.
Miss Hattie Altschul returned from
Xenia this morning where, she had been
visiting friends.
Mrs. Fred Barrett started for Flora, ILL.,,
to spend few weeks with her father and
mother at that place.
William s. Milne, E. S. Hupp, W. G.
Morgan and W. S. Wilkins, of Urbana,
were in the city yesterday.
Jos. Beck, formerly with ChaS. Ludlow,
but lately drug clerk in Youngstown, is
back in his old place with Mr.. Ludlow.
Miss Tempa Lawrence, daughter of Judge
Lawrence, of Bellefontaine, is the guest Of
Miss Blanch 0benshane, of south Market
street.
Universalist social at Il west High street
with Mrs. Carrie Myers, tomorrow evening.
A variety of music. Come, you will be
welcome.
Prosecuting Attorney Weaver returned
this morning from South Lebanon. Mrs.
Weaver will remain there for q few days
with friends.
On Saturday the force of postofice en-
ployes enjoved a most generous treat of
cakes and fruits through the kindness Of
Mrs. Robert johnson.
teen acre tract of land out by Bowlusyille,
to Lamar Foos. plaintiff, for 5000. 1t was
appraised at 1850.
II. S. Thompson, editor of the Ne1 Era,
left Friday morning on q brief visit to his
mother and sister at Albion, LII. He is ex-
peCied home tonight
The electric light went out last night at
Blacks during the Associated Charities
meeting. Some gas was burning, but the
hall was left rather dark.
William MOntroSs desires to say that only
one man was arrested at his saloon on Ss-
tlrday night. He also denies that he keeps
a harbOr for thieves and thugs.
1.-The goods that were recovered by the po-
lice last week have been packed in trunks
aud boxes after having been for several
days on exhibition in the mayors Office.
Communion services were held at the L.
p. church yesterday. The pastor, Rev. Jo-
seph Kyle, was assisted by the Rev. J. W.
Smith, Of the Third U. p. church of Xenia.
DR.. A. b. Leonard came in this morning
from MOorefield, where he dedicated a |
church yesterday, and is spending the day |
among his old parishioners and friends. He
lectures tonight at Temperance hall.
The Ninth ward division of the AssO-
ciated Charities will hold meeting for the |
election of a president, at the residence Of |
Mrs. Wm. Grant corner of Plum and Ce-
dar streets, on Tuesday afternoon, at half
past two o'clock.
Olen Cheek. William Jennings. Minnie
and Viola Scott were locked up
yesterday for participating in the dornick
and fiat-irOn party at Kennedy's saloon,
The Hole in the Wall" on Saturday
night.
Joseph Irwin, residing at 2S5 west Wash
ingtOn street, Joined the St. Paul NJ. E.
church yesterday morning on probation and
partook of the sacrament of the Lords sup
per for the first time in his life. Mr.. Irwin
S Sc years of age.
Adam Sparks, who runs the saloon
where the crap shooters were arrested
night, ran out himself when the
aid was made and escaped. An affidavit
will be filed against him today, so as to
,ring him into the collection.
An oyster supper will be given at the
snow Hill union Sunday school chapel, ,
evening, December 10th. An eX-
ra table of cold chicken. ham, etc, will be
ct for those who prefer these delicacies.
twenty-five cents plate. Come and help
S ray off the debt on our chapel.
Ibdud CGtztN w. a ndnccs OF
was in the city Friday looking I
fter the plat for his addition to the city.
lie went away little hot under the collar y
ecauSe the plat was not signed as it should !
e, and he was knocked out of sale or I
40. v
One hundred and twenty-one persons u
,Ok sacrament at ST. Paurs church at the
lose Of the morning services yesterday. L
he Rev. Frank &. Mitchell, presiding el- /.
sr of the Springfield district, says that that v
the largest number that has yet taken y
lcrament in the district 2
A clock-mender named White, living on z
'ce street, was found lying on south "
imeStOn street with bloody head. He D
as left in charge of cOlored man while
e patrol wagon was being telephoned for, X
II had disappeared before the wagon ar "
we'd He probably fell and cut his head X
nile drunk. ft
Bob Boyd, the black fiend, who was fined ,
5 and costs by Acting Mayor Stout, for \
ating a woman with whom he has been qU
ing, had his fine paid late Saturday night al
d was liberated. He celebrated the occa- nc
IN by again beating the woman shame r. r.
lly and firing her father out of the
use. The woman is the wife of George
irwin, and lives in Sharpe'S building on th
81 Main street q
Rev. and Mrs. W. II. Warren, of the
church, open their hand II.
ne new house on the north side to all their ~,
ends, in the church and out of it, tOmor-
v Tuesday evening and we have no
Ibt the affair will be one of great social su
ractiveness. Mr.. WarreD's mother has o, aU
emily come from Massachusetts to take sta
her residence with him. cis