Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-14
LOCAL BREvITIES.

LOCAL BREWT1ES.
Miss Allie Brown, of Dubuque, Is in the
city.
Mss. DR.. &. ID. Lisle is visiting IN New
York CITY.
Geo. A. DiehI has returned from New
York city.
Judge Charles r. White and wife left to-
day for Sandusky.
Mrs. VIM. y. Whitley and daughter went
to Crbana this morning.
Louis Rourick Ianguishes in the station
house for drunkenness.
George Spence. jr., of Kansas City, No.,
is here on visit TO his parents.
The Wittenberg professors report good
prospects for large attendance when col
lege opens.
Rev. Z. ID. Irvine. of Girari, Pa, is Wis
ting his brother, S. I. Irvine of west JEFF
fersOn street.
Tom Jordan, who has been wanted for
several days for cruelty to animals, was IN
il last night.
Stanley Young did the handsome thing in
treating the patrol house boys to wafer
melon last night.
Genial Bob" SOmerville president of the
Ohio division of the T. z. A., was in the
city this morning.
Miss FrannIe Hirst, of Farmer CITY, Ills.
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Shaw, of
north Market street
The tower on the central engine house,
at Dayton. was struck by lightning last
night and slightly damaged.
Miss Nettie Roberts left last Thursday
morning for brief visit with friends aud
relatives in Mt Vernon and Cnshocton.
C.C.C, 81. and n. Y. P. & o. trains
were delayed last night by ID. 4 NJ. car
jumping and blockading the track at Day
ton.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hauer re,Lrned from Phila
delphia last evening. where she has been
visiting friends for a couple of months
past.
A. Stewart had the jim-jams last night
and cord see rats and snakes all about
hin. He was Station-housed by the pa..ol
wagon.
C. f. Henderson, receiver of the l., b. K
W, passed last night in the city, and left
this morning for ut-in-Bay, where he will
Sunday.
Rev. z. McHugh and son, Harry, of
West Chester, Butler corrty, were in the
city this moi hing, enreute home from
Lakeside.
Ned Harris is expected home this even
ing from Detroit, where he has spent the
week, the guest Of Tom Simpson, formerly
# this city.
Miss Emma l.. Parry, of Cincinnati,
whose name is so familiar in Lutheran Ii.
erature is the guest of Pro- S. F. Breck-
enridge and family.
Twenty couples Of young society people |
from this city went down to Yellow |
Springs to dance last night and drove
home IN the tempest
Charles A. ReeSer and wife, who have /
Just ret,Ii ned from Chautauqua with their
will leave Monday evening for
to be absent ten days.
The Bee Line will sell cheap excursion
tickets to Cleveland. August 23rd. on ac-
count of the meeting of coiOred Odd Eel !
lows there Fare for the round trip, $50.
The Niagara eXcurSiGnists returned this
morning and report a glorious time. The
ZION next Tuesday.
DIR. q Leonard will be at the Urhana
= mp meeting Sunday night Sam Jones
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and
sam Small Friday, Saturday and Sunday
DR.. Isaac Kay. of this city, contributes a
'ery interesting article TO the Ttcin FdIIcp
Times, of West Alexandria, this week on
Dr.. A. IL. Baker, an old timer, and his
tddents. II is written in DIR. Rays most
raceful and graphic style.
Dr. f. F. Smith, professor of natural
cfence at Wi enberg college, " 2upy
he three rooms in the front part of the
acond floor of the new building for recita-
on and other purposes. He is fast getting
latters in a good shape in his department. ;
A new postoffice has been established at 1
Mills, Chsnpal6L county, 1
nd Charlie V. Blose appointed + ostmaster
he Office wiz be known as SteinbG gel $, I
nd will be in operation in few days. The c
ond has been forwarded to Washington q
,r the faithful fulfllment of the duties as d
Ostmaster. a