Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-04
LOCAL BREvITlES.

Miss Esther Simpson has returned from
her visit to Sandusky.
The infirmary horse died this morning.
Ii was valued at $3.50.
There were thirty-one women In the Po-
lice Court yesterday afternoon at one time.
viii Kelley left this morning for Mack
inaw and the great lakes on an extended
trip.
Miss Mary Renshaw, of New Albany,
Ind, is the guest of Mrs. W. S. Barker, OF
south Market street.
Mrs. W. S Barker and daughter, Annie,
have returned from a visit among relatives
In New Albany, Ind.
DIR. Faleoner and son Irwin, accompanied
by Charley Bliss, son or DIR. Bliss, left to-
day for the reservoir.
Julia Freeman was raising Cain in Wal
nut alley yesterday afternoon, and now Ian
guishes in the cooler
John Erick yesterday filed an affidavit
against Mrs. William Frey, charging her
with disorderly conduct
Mrs. Davis and little daughter, of Yves
Columbia street, have returned from two
weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. Davis, and little daughter of West
Mulberry street. have returned from two
weeks visit with friends.
Miss Halle Kelley accompaniedS1 Miss
Ella Ingersoll home to Sydney, Ohio, and
will visit there for fortnight
The John Fox who was arrested for being
drunk and disorderly is not the John Fox,
agent for the Union News campany.
Fire Chief Ed. w. Simpson and Fireman
Dave Caps left this morning for Kenton, to
attend the reunion of ex-prisonurs Of war.
Lee Webb, the fellow who had the razor
match with Spencer Clark yesterday after
noon, was captured last night by Officer
Furniss.
Miss EstelIe Grant Taylor, who has been
spending several weeks in Topeka, Kansas,
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Name Cross,
returned home Friday.
Deputy Marshal Potee this morning ar
rested Margaret Sullivan aud Mrs. William
Frey for disorderly conduct, and j. w.
Russell for harboring vicious dog.
Officer Norton arrested Dan Bolan this
morning for drunkenness 1t is alleged
that Bolan has been on spree for five
weeks, and that he has spent In that time
sS40.
A detachment of the U. S. regular in
fantry passed through the city yesterday
On the L b. & W.. en- route from the Co
umbus barracks to Whipple barracks, In
Arizona.
0ficer Fred Mast returned yesterday
afternoon from Lancaster, Ohio, where he
las been with his parents for a few days
His health improved somewhat, but he is
lot yet quite himself.
Robert Mears, of Warrensburg, Mo-, a
member of Company II, 44th o. V. l., ar
lived in the city at 10 O'Clock this morning,
@ attend the reunion Of his regiment which
occurs here tomorrow.
The Ohio conference camp meeting near
C. H., is increasing in interest
md it is thought the crowds next Sunday
will be the largest ever seen on the grounds.
Able ministers viii address the people.
Deputy Potee arrested Mrs. Sullivan, of
he leyee, ON a warrant for disorderly, to-
lay. Several days ago Mrs. Sullivan threw
water on Mr.. McGee, and Mr.. McGee
,anged Mrs. Sullivan in the back with a
rick.
The charming little soubrette, Patti Rosa.
who is thorough fayorite in this city, will
ppear at Blacks opera house Wednesday
nd Thursday, August II and IS, in Lotta's
,reat success, Zip" and Bob" She is
Imported by a fine company.
The prayer meetings of the W. c. T. U.
viii be resumed in Central NJ. Z. church
Wednesday, Aug. 4, at 5 p. m. till further
office. Business meeting directly after
rayer meeting. By order of
Mrs. J. B. WERTz. Pres.
S. Z. CAyILEER, Sec. and Treas.
A big excursion was run on the |. b. & |
v this morning from this city to Kenton,
} afford those who desired it all opportu-
ity to the grand reunion of the ex-prison-
rs of war that is now being held there.
uite number went from Springfield.
Blanche Lafferty, the three-months-old
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Lafferty, Of
"a south Plum street, died this morning at
o'clock. TIC funeral will occur at the
ouse at three O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
riends of the family are invited to at
nd.
Neishbors complain bitterly of assigna-
o. houses on Fair street and Obenchain
ley, which they claim are disgrace and
scandal to. the neighborhood and are
tbitualIy visited by boys fifteen and sixteen
;ars old. The police SHOULD look up the I
after.
Officer Wilson run in fellow for drunk i
ness and disorderly conduct yesterday af-
moon, who possesses the euphonious j
me of Val. Haddnhaway. He will be 5
lnd guilty for having such name. Rob
. Wilson and George Smith were run in
the same offense.
III On the Street.
Y yesterday afternoon at O'Clock man n
. fnund living IN Washington street ha- II