Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-02

C. c. & |. for Gardner, Mass.
Councilman Christian Hanika is spending
a couple of days in the Queen City.
W. Rodgers was run in early yesterday
morning for being drunk and disorderly.
W. F. Webster and wife, X. f. Griffith
and VIM. Brown left Saturday for Buffalo,
N. Y.
Mrs. William Means and daughter, Miss
Patti, of Yellow Springs, were in the city
today.
Ed. Shivel returned home Saturday from
five months trip through the eastern
States.
Laura Troupe was arrested this morning
on a warrant charging her with disorderly
conduct.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Herr and son, of
Lexington, KY, are visiting +. J. Mona
han and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Orr and children. Of
Nenia, were the guests of friends in this
city yesterday.
A man named McCabe was placed under
arrest this morning for permitting his COW
TO run at large.
Mrs. Ragan, of south Limestone street,
has gone to Blue Lick springs, Ky, to
spend the heated term.
Colonel and Mrs. Fitzpatrick left this
morning for short stay at Magnetic
Springs, Union county.
Mrs. Prof. S. F. Breckenridge, of the
north side, is visiting the family of Rev. J.
F. Shaffer, at Delaware.
Miss Lizzie Tooker, after a pleasant visit
among friends in Springfield, has returned
to her home at Columbus.
Mrs. S. c. King and daughter, Lizzie, of
Chicago, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
l. Miller, $50 Maple avenue
Miss Marie Foley left this morning for
Chicago. She will stop on the way at
| Wabash, Ind, to visit friends.
Tom }. Tripmere, of Duluth, spent Sum
day in the city, on his way to Georgia and
the Carolinas OH a business trip.
r. A. Starkey and Mrs. Merriam were
two Springfield passengers on the Bee Line
this morning. en- route for Boston.
Misses Maggie and Lizzie Hickey. of
south Limestone street. have gone on an
extended visit to Columbus and Chillicothe.
Mrs. J. S. Eich, Mrs. Richard Wright
and Joseph Wright departed this morning
at 10 O'Clock. via the Bee Line, for Lowell,
Mass.
Mrs Emily Stout, mother of Sheriff Foley,
left this morning for Chicago to be gone
some time. Mr.. Foley accompanied her as
far as Urbana.
Miss Maggie Dunn, of Springfield, is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Mary Z, Mooney, Of
London street, and other friends in this
city.-Urbana Citizen
Miss Jennie Maitland and her brother,
Master Tom, of Fargo, Dakota, were guests
of friends in the city over Sunday, on their
way TO Asbury Park, New jersey.
Foster Houston, ELISA Houston, Z. L.
Barrett and wife, Fred W. Barrett and wife
aud Misses Mamie L. Lyons and Carrie G.
Tyson, left this morning for Chautauqua.
Assistant Chief Mckay and Officers Was
key. McAuliff and Gregory are at the fair
grounds today. having been detailed to at
tend the mOulders' picnic that is being held
there.
Prof II. SchiIling, Ph. D., the newly
elected professor Of modern languages and
literature of Wittenberg college, has re-
turned and will spend the remainder Of the
vacation in the city.
II. NJ Shepherd, secretary of Ferncliff
Cemetery association, issued twenty-thTee
permits for burial during the month of
July, four Of which were for deaths out
side of Springfield.
The lS-mOnths-Old babe of Charles Carter
and wife. of west Pleasant street. died last
evening at 5 o'clock of whOOping cough.
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon
at two o'clock, burial at Ferncliff.
Mrs. C. A. Smith and Mrs. J. +. Heffel- |
finger drove to the Urbana camp meeting |
grounds today TO select site on which TO
camp next week. Both ladies will take |
their families and pass q week at the meet |
ing.
Bowman, the Enon saloon keeper, who
has been raising such racket, has taken |
time by the fOrelOck and closed up in an
ticipation of the time when the citizens
would otherwise have closed him out by !
force if needs be.
Will. W. Cushman'S horse created quite
a diversion and came near wrecking the
services at the New Carlisle camp-meeting |
yesterday afternoon by breaking loose and |
tearing around tine grounds at a two forty |
rate before being captured. No damage.
The Clark County w. C. 7. U. have Sc
cured the exclusive ice cream privilege of
the coming county fair. and will run two
stands for the sale of that article. The
Springfield Union will have charge of the
stands on Thursday and will receive the
entire proceeds for that day.
One of the most wretched turnouts we
have seen for a long time struck Urbana
Yesterday. 1t consisted Of an old two
cart with low cover on it about
jxs feet in size. Inside the wagon lived a
nan with his wife and six children. Just :
row they all managed to get in the wagon
$ a question. The man had a trained bear,
md after its performance on the streets,
passed around the hat. 1t is strange how !
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