Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-12
LOCAL BREWTleS.

Samuel D"ddS went Ia Nrnia this morn
ing
viii Webb went to Findlay this morning
"n business
Mrs. James Mccoy. of New York City,
returned home today.
The Devils Auction Company went to
Dayton this morning.
The bud, of the spring poems are not
swelling very rapidly.
{. W. Gray, Of Jeffersonville, is in the
city spending the day.
ira Patrick. of Urhana, was calling upon
friends here yesterday.
L. NJ. {. Smith and J. II. Sessions, "t
Columbus. are at the Arcade hotel.
Mr.. Harmon. of the Dayton Journal, gave
Springfield flying visit yesterday.
The labor topic is still the principal sub
Jet of discussion upon the streets
W C. RinearSon spent few moments in
the city this morning between trains.
Mrs. Fitzgerald. of Yellow Springs, re-
turned home this morning after few days
visit in this city.
Prof. Howe. of Cincinnati. left for home
again this morning He will be here
again next week.
George l.. X. Morrow, an old Springfield
mechanic. now located at Detroit, was in
ia. ,.it,- last evening
J. {. Eglinger and daughter, of Sioux
City. Neb.. is the guest of his uncle, l.. [.
Eglinger. of this city.
Preparations are being made 10 put up a
new business block on Market street, next
To Singers restaurant.
Isaac SchoIe> and family leave this after
noon for Des Moines, Iowa. where they vii
make their permanent home.
Mrs. A. 4. Miller. wife of the cashier OF
the First National Bank at Fremont, is Wis
iting Mrs. J. W. Crane, of East Higl
street.
Mr.. Warner miller, an emplOye at the
Tricicle works. had a narrow escape from
being precipitated down the incline, yester
dav afternoon.
Some sneak thieves stole keg of bee
from in front of Devert'S saloon betweer
FIVE and six this morning. The matter wa:
reported 10 Officer Wilson.
Rev. DIR. Rust. OF High street NJ. F
church. will preach in the First Prerby
terrain church tonight at 80. Tomorrow
at , y. m. Dr. FalcOner will preach.
Tickets for the CoIquitt lecture can b
secured at Bars book store, Pretzman'
bakery. Culvin's law Office, and Of member
of the Prohibition Club and W. c. T. |.
The Jolly candidate Is now busy pressing
the hand of the country cousins and tramp
ing upon the CONS Of his town neighbors
II i the same old story of the long pole
and PerSimmon.
Virgil l.. Cohlcntz, professor in the Gin
cinnati College of Pharmacy, went to Gin
cinnati yesterday afternoon 10 attend thu
tina! examination of the senior class Of thai
institution. The graduation takes place
Thursday next.
The meetings at the First Presbyterian
church during the week have been Of grea'
interest and largely attended. Many have
been added 10 the membership Of The
church. 4 large number of whom are adult
admitted on profession of faith.
The children of the Ninth ward will NEE
t. form an industrial school. Saturday after
noon at O'CLOCK. in the Smith building or
Factory street. next door To the Centra
building. All girls over = and under Il art
invited. Mrs. WILLIAM GRANT. Pres.
Notice has been served upon the county
Iditor of the statute recently passed regu
ltng the election of township trustees
TIE candidate receiving the highest number
of votes will hold his Office three years. the
next highest two years, and the last Ont
year.
The Young Peoples Fraternity of the
pleasant entertainment at the parsonage Oh
last evening exercises consisting OF music,
sentimental and humorous recitatiOnS, and
attended with a mush and milk repaSt.
Old and y"un. alike entered into the joys
Of the occasion with relish. These en-
tertainmentS will be continued at intervals,
and pains taken 10 make them instructive
and pleasant
Two Young men from this place started
out one night last week TO enjoy the fes-
tiviticS OF country wedding which took
place in oak Run township. While cross
ng stream called Paint Greek. their
buggy was cap>zed and the occupants
thrown headlong into the c"oIing stream.
After being rescued by farmer boy they
were taken Ia house near by and stretched
around the fireplace to ''thaw out" On
returning 10 consciousness they started for
home mourning the loss of a quart bottle of
corn medicine. which was lost in the wreck.
London Democrat.