Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-04
LOCAL sREWTIES.

Harry Devinger is on the sick list
Hon. Jacob Baker, of Greenville, is in
the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. p. Latimer went to Gin
cinnati this morning.
The mercury registeaed two degrees be
low zero this morning.
The Republican Central Committee will
meet ON next Saturday.
Goyne Drummond left for Denver, Colo,
last evening via the l. B. Il W.
Accidents by burning are numerously re-
ported throughout the country.
Miss Cora Black, of New York, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ. Hedges.
Everybody would rojoiee to know that
this is the last blizzard of the season.
Mrs. W. R. Linn and Mrs. f. S. Kelly
left this morning for Columbus to spend the
day.
Mrs. I. A. Gross, Of west High street,
left this morning for Troy to spend several
weeks.
Marriage license was granted this morn
ing to William NJ Hostetter and Rebecca
Dunkle.
Granville Winger is suffering from an old
army complaint He cannot talk above
whisper.
Miss Ernie Mielziner, one of Cincinnati's
society bellies, is visiting her relatives, the
Lessners.
Neil C. Kerr, T p A. of the Cincinnati
Southern, the Queen and Crescent" route,
is in town.
All lovers of fancy work should see the
grand display at r B. Canfeld's Office, 16
East Main street
Myers & Siders, the grocerymen corner
of Race and Main streets, have sold out to
A. J. Flick & Son.
The average degree of cold this morning
is placed at zero. 1t is grounding weather
and there is to be six weeks of it.
Y. r Warwick, of Cincinnati, district
passenger agent of the Missouri Pacific
railroad, is in the city on business.
"Breathes there a man with soul so dead,
Who never to his neighbor said,
When in close confab, close together
Now, isn't this most sing'la weather."
Samuel A. Bowman yesterday purchased
the residence of the late Mrs Work Rhine
hart, on east High street The price paid
was Ss5,000.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gun
ther Kissel, of 81 north Murray street, died
Wednesday morning of scarlet fever. Fu-
neral this afternoon.
The S. S. and F. Club viii have a shoot
on their range, in Perrin's woods, tomorrow
afternoon. The club hold their regular
weekly meeting tonight
On Monday the Farm and Fireside, of
this city, received two Thousand and eigh-
teen letters. One hundred and twenty-eight
of them were registered.
The funeral services of Mrs. Rebecca
Miller will be held Friday, Feb. 5, at half
past two O'Clock, from Christ church,
(EpiscopaD, East High street.
Theodore Houston. of New York City
formerly of this place, is back again among
his old friends He is looking very well,
even better than when here last.
By special request the Bennett & Moul-
ton opera company remain over next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, Monday even
ing presenting ''Olivette' and ''Girofie-
Girofia" Tuesday.
Postmaster johnson reports the best bus
mess done the last month in the postofflce
than at any previous time, the remittance
to the department amounting TO SIS, l2l.
This is the net earnings above the expense
of the service in the city.
Or. c. S. Vincent has been requested to
repeat his discourse on Honest Bread, in
which he deals with some of the questions
of labor and capital. He will do SO. at the
Universaiist church, Washington street,
next Sunday at IL e. m, and the Knights of
Labor and ali others interested in bread and
butter are cordially invited to hear him.
The discussion of the question, Re
solved, that the right of suffrage should be
extended to woman" last evening, at the
Carey Society, was remarkably interesting
to all present. DR.. C. s. Vincent led the
affirmative and Thomas Dewitt supported the
negative. Many present joined in the de
bate. The president, Mrs. DIR. Vincent, an
nounced Martha Washington tea party
for February 22d, and an attractive pro-
gramme