Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-27
LOCAL BREWTIES.

| Sl.aS ShoDe, OF IlSohleE, lhu., y III tht
city.
Mayor Goodwin is in Troy today on bus,
mess.
F. f. Virgins spent Thanksgiving in
Columbus.
c. c. Jones and wife spent Thanksgiving
in Urbana.
Two new cases of diphtheria were re-
ported yesterday.
A. II. Goode, of Dover, \. H., was in
the city yesterday.
John d. Mclean, of Pittsburg, was in
the city yesterday.
Judge Lincoln. of London, was in the
city this morning.
\ pleasant hop was given at Schaffer's
hall Thursday night.
Arthur Craig. of Springfield, Mass, is in
the city on business.
Miss Maud Morris, of this city, is the
guest of friends in Xenia.
| \. W. Kearns. prominent business man
Of GallipOlis, was in the city yesterday.
| William II. Herns was stationed-housed
IaSt night for being drunk and disorderly.
Miss Jessie Weimer, of this city, is the
| guest Of Miss Bertha Allison, of Urbana.
A. W. Cohen, advance agent of the Long
Strike company, is at the Lagonda house.
Charles o. Parmley. OF Nebraska, is in
the city on business connected with his cat
tie ranch.
Mrs. Mary Studebaker, of Urbana, was
the guest of friends in this city yesterday
| and today.
Conductor Chas. 4. Evans and wife, of
Delaware, were registered at the Arcade
yesterday.
Wednesday afternoon three cars of an L.
Il. & W. freight train were derailed near
Lippincott station.
Mrs. J. II. Clark, of Glen Mary. Tenn,
was in the city yesterday and stopped at
the Arcade hotel.
Mrs. Frank Goode and little daughter left
this morning via the Bee Line for New
Brunswick y. j., to visit friends.
Robert d. Brain, journalist and musician,
left this morning for Cincinnati to attend
the closing operas Of the festival.
Mrs. David Cooper, of Dayton, and Mrs.
Albert Shearer, of Cleveland, were the
guests yesterday of Mrs. J. L. Coleman.
Miss Mamie Kiersted. who has been the
~ An D1arl- fnr aalye
returned this morning to her home in In
dianapolis.
Miss Carrie Biedenhach, of London, came
over last night to attend the annual recep-
ton of Nelson's business college, Of which
she is an alumnuS.
Miss Ella Douglass, who came home TO
attend the wedding of her sister, Miss
Carrie, returned to Granville, this morning,
t. resume her studies.
special convention of the diocese of
southern Ohio has been called 10 meet in
Christ church, Cincinnati, on January 10, to
elect an assistant bishop.
Rev. \. A. Morjickian, a native Of
Armenia, is in town, and will preach to-
morrow morning al ST. Paul church, and in
the evening at High street NJ. f. church.
II. NJ. Crow. a practicing attorney of
Urbana, has been rendered the appointment
of deputy clerk, by Hon. W. II. Hester,
clerk-elect of the supreme court. and has
accepted.
The Amy Gordon opera company passed
through the city this morning. en- route
from Urbana to the Soldiers home, at Day
ton, where they will produce the Grand
Duchess tonight
Rev. 5. b. Hyman, of % north Market
street. left this morning for Point Pleasant,
Guernsey county. where he is engaged in
the ministry Of the Lutheran church. in that
vicinity and part of Belmont county.
James Guard was in an oh-be- joyful sort
of condition last night and refused to allow
a friend to take him off the street. Officer
Waskey locked him up and this morning he
put up 81 and costs for his fun.
Several Springfield people will be inter
ested in knowing that Captain ID. II. Nal
lory, who has relatives here, has taken his
freight steamship, the William Edwards.
from Erie to Buffalo. to LAY up for the
season.
Emma S. Pierce and Ida Pierce will
have reception at their home, Wahoo
Cottage. No l5O west High street, the after
noon and evening. 3Oth of November, 1856
Gals; letters, carols, photographs: No TT
freshmentS.
Prof Tuttle, who has had twelve years
the organ in the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow. Miss Anna Showers will take
the place of Miss Alice VOse, as alto, dur
ing the latter's illness.
Nicholas CRUDE, james McDermOtt.
George Ryan and James Beard were station
housed for lettering The police have de-
termined to break up this eternal cumming
about the city Of persons who have no visi-
bic means of support.
About twenty friends of Master Robert
Mclntire gave him pleasant surprise last
evening at the residence of his mother, Mrs
Clara McIntire, No. 73 north Market street
The evening was passed very pleasantly
with games, music and refreshments.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will hold a sale next Thursday and Friday, |
December > and 3. at the store of Holman |
Il Co, Limestone street. where you will |
find a great variety of useful and oma-
mental articles which have been made by |
them. The proceeds will go to the church |
building fund.