Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-18
art \iuffer is in DAYTON.

{. NJ. DaugheTty, of Nenia was IN towI
this morning. He left for Urbana at 1857.
Como Goreh is the euphonious name Of q
noble redskin who is registered at the Ar
cade.
Among the Ohio patents issued yesterday
was one to VIM. n. Whitley for a harry
ester.
John l.. Moore, of Sandusky, the treas
urer of the c. S. & c. road, is in the city
today.
Ms. Frank Mcclure has gone to New
York to pass couple of months among
friends.
John Cherry and John Fox were station
housed last night for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Mrs. TeSsie Hart. Of Cincinnati. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. }. 5. Boyle, of south
Market street.
Misses Anna Steele and Fanny Foley
went to Urbana this morning to attend the
campmeeting.
Bert Faukler. boy living on east Pleas
ant street. broke his left arm last night
while wrestling
The county treasurer is just finishing up
his June settlement and commencing to pay
of the townships.
Engineer Joe Allen. of engine No. 102,
Ohio division |. b. X W., has laid of on
account of ILLNESS.
Mrs. ID. B. Christy and Mrs. Robert
Young drove to Urbana this morning to at
tend the camp meeting.
A large number of Springfield people
went to Urbana today to attend campmeet-
ing and hear sam Jones.
Charles Bartholomew. VIII Clark, Frank
Huffman and Emery Anderson left yester-
day on a trip TO Niagara Falls.
J. l.. Coleman is spending of couple of
weeks at the Magnetic Springs, in Union
county, for the benefit of his health.
Capt A. II. Mattox. former Spring
fielder, has been chosen grand marshal Of
the approaching Cincinnati exposition.
MISS Lula IlouCh' VI SoulH ciluN cIihIs
street and Miss Birdie Page, of Columbus
are attending the Urbana camp meeting.
Miss Maud Eavey arrived this afternoon
from Xenia and is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Miller. of west Mulberry
street
An unknown drunk man fell down a
short flight of stairs in the rear of T. B.
Peet'S cOrnice works today and cut his head
badly.
ID. p. TOmpkinS, cigar man and his ad-
yertiseing Indian Go Now Go Kiah, of the
reservation, are registered at the Lagonda
house
Mr.. Bradford. of the Hanika Iron Fence
company. left today for visit to his home
at Council Bluffs, Iowa, and trip through
the west.
Rev HANNA, ID. D., and wife, of BaIti-
more, are in the city visiting the family of
DIR. Casper, south Limestone street, and
other friends.
Misses Nellie and Matte Gaery, daughters
of John Gaery, a heavy commission mer-
chant of Philadelphia, are the guests of
Mrs. james Mckay.
The stone front Of the new Savings Bank
building is assuming shape. and is a beauty.
Crowds watch the operation of hoisting the
stones with interest
Urbana Citizen: Miss Ada Strsyer. of
Springfield. returned home yesterday after
spending a week with Miss Lille Poffen-
berger. of east Court street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Champane and
daughters. Misses Cappie and Josie. arrived
home last night from Montreal, Canada.
Mr.. Champane is in poor health.
Several republicans Of this city will attend
he Seventh district congressional cOnyen
at Batavia to see whether Hon.
John Little is renominated for congress.
John Finch. who was arrested last night
II diSOrderly conduct, struck his wife OH
he head with his fist. They have been
married only about two months and reside
n Pierce'S Arcade.
Col. Samuel Waldman has Herald FOs-
perg in Robert Macaire" booked at Blacks |
,Or September 2S 1t will be spectacular
lffair, introducing great ballet as divert !
sement Watson A Teegarden, of this /.
.ity. son of Mrs. Thurza Teegarden is man
lger of the party.
The Urb4na Citizen says editOriIy with .
eference to the suicide of Thomas c. Cow
Iy in this city last Saturday:
We knew Tom GOwdy personally, and if .
t had not been for liquor, he would have
'een capital business man. He had been
heavily and was on a spree in
springfield at the time of his death. 1t was
sacrifice 10 drink.
The Bi. club was TO have met last night
D take action upon attending the coming
meet" at MassilOn and Canton, but there
Tas no quorum present 1t is likely that
will be SparSely represented at
le meet, as most of the boys cannot get
way from their business 50 late in the
easOn.
4 blank crop report was sent out by a I
Ieyeland paper for the farmers to fill out
nd the other day one of them came back
ith the following written on the blank
de In pencil: "All we've got In this
three Niddsrs, two school
a'ams, patch OF wheat, the hog cholera, J
O much rain, about fifty acres taters and q
I'm fool who married crOss-eyed gal be-
use she OWLS eighty sheep and mule,
hich the same is me, and no more at a
esent." Q