Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-12
LOCAL RRENTIES.

NJ. NJ. Hedges is in Toledo on business
today.
C. NJ. Dickey, of Nenia, is in the city on
business.
Ed. Kinnane returned from Cincinnati
last evening.
I'm. Chase, of Cleveland, is registered
at the Arcade.
Miss Mamie Wiley, of Urbana, is visiting
Miss Anna Steele, of West Main street
Officer Mills returned to duty at the patrol
house yesterday, after two weeks illness.
Arcade policeman Woods arrested Ed.
MeAllen and John Hughes this morning for
lettering.
Mr.. NJ. c. Goucher, of Chicago, is the
guest of Mrs. J. V. DYKES, of North Mar
ket street
The north side ''gang" was entertained at
progressive euchre last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. S. F. AicGrew.
Miss Fannie Foley has returned from
Urbana, where she has had very delight
full visit the past week.
Frank Schelling left for his home in Aa-
burn, n. Y, after a delightful visit in the
city with S. II. Mclaughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Creighton. and Mrs.
John d. Creighton, of Omaha, are making
a brief visit to relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Miller, of Mitchell
Block, entertained quite party of friends
at their residence last evening.
The Tom Greene fined yesterday was a
tramp, and not the gentleman of that name
who is we'll known in this city.
DIR. Schenck's patent medicine ''supes'
are doing the town in their gaily decked
outfit They put up in style at the Arcade.
John W. Koogler and Eyeline B. Young,
of this city, were united in Wedlock by
Rev. Henry Tuckiey at st. Paul parsonage,
last evening. - AZ
About twenty of the young friends of
Miss Maggie Wild. of Maple avenue. per
petrated a very jolly surprise party on her
last evening.
The husband milk social announced for
this evening at Norman Gove's has been
postponed for the present, on account of I'M
favorable weather.
The revival at ST. Paul church continues
with unabated interest. An all day jubilee
will be held on Sunday. Over hundred
accessions since Jan. l.
Harry C. Fisher has at last definitely de
cided to go to Altoona, Pa, this summer
and take charge of the base ball team in
that city. He leaves in March.
Thursday was the s7th birthday anniver-
sary of Cyrus Kissell, of 50 South Mechanic
street. and, as memento, his wife pre-
sented him with ten-pound girl baby.
There will be a meeting of the Bushnell,
c. l.. S. C. this evening at 7:S0 at the resi-
dence of E. S. Kelly, los South Market
street. All members invited to attend.
The Springfield Polo club goes to London
tonight to play the club there. Parties de
string to accompany the club can secure ex-
curslon tickets by applying to II. c. Fisher.
The GLoBE-REPUBLIc's suggestion of
Colonel White as a suitable person for
member of the board of trustees of the o.
S. and S. o. Home has been received with
favor everywhere.
Michael O'Neil, the young attorney of
this city. left yesterday for Columbus to
join partnership with the law firm of Burns
and Peters. Springfield loses promising
young lawyer when Mr.. O'Neil leaves
The remains of George Z. Within, the
young brakeman killed Wednesday after
noon at bridge No. 20 on the Ohio Southern
road. were taken to North Lewisburg for
interInent this morning, accompanied by
the bereaved wife and Daniel Wissinger.
Quite little excitement has been ere
ated on North Limestone street by the
dread suspicion that somebody is using the
old shanty formerly occupied by Charlie
Reifsneider's shoe shop to train game chick
ems for tae numerous cock fights that are
taking place in and about the city.
The banner classs of the Presbyterian
Sabbath school at New Carlisle, Clark eoun-
ty, is composed of the following young
ladies: Mary johnson, Jennie Black, CIiffie
Mitchell, May Lowman, Lucy Timmins,
Mamie Trostle. Jessie Mitchell, Minnie
Hysner, Lena johnson, Julia johnson,
Corrinna Clark.
Married: Last evening, at the residence
of the brides parents, 81 Madison avenue,
Christopher Kroner to Miss Kate Regan,
the Reverend Father Sidley officiating. A
number Of handsome and valuable presents
were received by the bride. Only the rela-
tives and few friends of the family were
invited.
Judge Dial was in Cincinnati Wednesday
and Thursday, on legal business, and, as he
stopped at the Grand Hotel, he had an OPP
pOrtunity to enjoy the investigation pro-
eeedings in the case of the Cincinnati cleo
ton frauds, which occur at that hotel. All
admit that gross frauds were perpetrated by
the democrats; also that republicans in large
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