Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-02
LOCAL BREVTlES.

Miss Grace Kneisley is visiting in Day
ton.
C. G. Harger went to Akron this morning
on business.
Miss Elpha Miller and Miss Keifer visited
the Queen City today.
VIM. Cashin, Of the Central Engine house
force, went to Dayton yesterday.
ID. H. Mills, of Dayton, is visiting his sis
ter, Miss Nettie on east Main street.
Robert Richter, of Huffman & Richter,
was in MarysvilIe yesterday on business.
Miss Mary Griffeth, of Cincinnati. is Wis
iting Mrs. John Taylor, north Plum street
Miss Ellen 7. Wilson and Miss Alice
Foley, took in the excursion TO Cincin-
natl.
Miss Anna Thompson, of west Pleasant
left Thursday for a visit to relatives is Chi
csgo.
Prof. Z. J. Shives, of Heidelberg college,
Ttffn, formerly Of Wittenberg college, is
in the city.
Frank Meyer, of Germany, was granted
his final naturalization papers in probate
court, today.
Mrs Linn and Miss Collins went TO Gin
cinnati this morning to pass few days
with friends.
Martin L. Rice returned home last night
from two weeks trip among the eastern
shoe factories.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Wren died yesterday. The funera
occurred this morning.
The infrmary directors held their regular
monthly meeting this morning. The usua
bills were ordered paid.
Rev. Byron r. Long and wife, of Colum
bus, are the guests OF DIR. and Mrs W. A
Smith west Main street.
Miss Ella Coons, of Germantown, is the
guest OF her brother, Phil J. Coons, Of tn,
Adams express company.
The Champion City Times base bal
club went to Yellow Springs this afternoon
to cross bats with the Antioch college team
Misses Esther and Ella Simpson, Mis-,
Blanche Obenshane and Mrs. DIR. A. NJ
Potter, were among those who went TO CiI
cinnati today. p
WiIber Colvin and wife. Clarence Duva
and Misses Meta Colvin and Mamie North
left at o'clock this morning for Cincinnati
to spend the day.
Howard l.. Hotchkiss, formerly of TIN
Champion Malleable Iron works, has re
moved to Chicago, to take position in tn,
Deering binder manufactOry.
Officers John G. Krider, Charles J
WeiSman, c. J. Helm and Arthur Haney
of the Dayton police force, were witness
before the grand jury, yesterday.
''SI' Mast, brother of Officer Badly
Mast is visiting friends IN the city. H.
was once marshal of Springfield and is nov
one of the capital policemen in Washing
ton, d. C.
Robert ID. Brain, the Rambler" of tn
GLoBE-REPUBIIC. has returned from b.
two months European tour, rounded out.
liberalized, and thoroughly happy and tn
same genial Bob.
A party of about forty, composed of 81
Knights of Palestine commandery and thei
ladies, spent very pleasant evening social
iy with Rev. Frank G. Mitchell and family
last night, at their residence on Franklin
street.
In this paper will be found the announce
ment of the dissolution of the cOpartner
ship heretofore existing between DIR. l.. Z
Russell and DR.. J. T. Mclaughlin. Dr
Mclaughlin will open an office in anothe
part Of the city. while DIR. Russell will con
ltinue In the old Office.
The Wittenberg seniors have adOpte
stately silk plugs, as per precedent, ant
made their appearance in great form at col
lege yesterday. They were warmly roasted
The irreverent ''preps" at once came Il
the front with terribly dilapidated plugs
of the silurian period, much to their owl
keen and holy enjoyment and the disgust o
the seniors