Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-13
LOCAL eREWTlES.

Miss Anna Linn left this morning for
Brownsville, Tenn.
Judge E q. Dial went to Cincinnati to-
day on professional business.
Chas. S. Kay returned last nightfrOm
visit to the Cincinnati Exposition.
Sam Wells was wagoned to the station
house this morning for drunkenness.
Miss Ella Miller leaves this afternoon for
Keokuk, Iowa, to be gone several weeks.
Frank c. johnson leaves tomorrow for
Ithaca, n. Y, to attend Cornell university.
There will be no police court this after
noon. court having been held this morning.
Yardmaster Clark. of the Little Miami,
accompanied by his wife, passed Sunday in
Xenia.
Mrs. p. J. Coons is visiting relatives at
Urbana. Mr.. Coons spent the day there
yesterday.
c. c. Thomas was run in last night for
abusing his family. He will be dealt with
accordingly.
Miss. Lillian Kelley returned Saturday
from a pleasant visit at Dayton, the guest
of Miss Lillian Clark. .
Mayor Goodwin left this morning fol De
troit with the hospital commissioners, to in
veStigate the cottage plan of hospitals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo B. Watkins and
daughter, of Columbus, spent Sunday with
Mr.. ami Mrs. W. II. Pretzman, of west
High street,
Marshal Flanagan, of KentOn, was in
town this morning. He took Tom Manuel
to the Dayton work house last evening, and
was on his way home.
Arthur Perfect was in Cincinnati on Sat
urday attending the exposition and the rep
resentation of the fall of Babylon. He re-
turned home last night
Miss Lizzie Mast left this morning for
ID 5laware TO attend the Ladies seminary
{ Iere. Quite a number Of her friends were
the station to see her off.
Harry Phillips and sister, Miss Daisy,
left this morning for Delaware, where Harry
will enter the Ohio WeSIyan university and
Miss Daisy the Ladies' seminary.
Information has been received tn the eff
feet that young Ed. Grant of this city. is
en- gagged in surveying on railroad in Mis-
souri,. with headquarters at Kansas City.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Chas. A. Wood leave this
week for an extended trip through the
Northwest, including Kansas City and Min
neapolis. They expect to be gone three
weeks.
Frederick Schleuter, the Limestone street
baker, has returned from visit to his home
in Germany. He almost doubled his
weight during his absence, and is simply
colossal.
The hospital commissioners left this
morning for Detroit, to inspect the hospital
facilities there and get ideas for the pro
posed hospital in Springfield. Mayor Good
WIN accompanied them.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Grouse. of
Southern avenue, last night, an eleven
pound girl. All parties doing handsomely.
there being special hope for the ultimate
recovery of Mr.. Grouse.
Rev. Henry Tuckley has returned home
from his summer vacation and from confer |
ence, and occupied his pulpit with his usual |
yigor yesterday. The church was crowded |
both morning and evening.
Mrs. Buehler, wife of Fred Buehler. pro
prietOr of the picture-mOunting establish
nent on west Main street, left for Cfncin-
natl Sunday morning on a two-weeks'
visit with her relatives and many friends
residing there.
Mrs. Emma Young, of New Salem, W.
Va, and Miss Cora Boggess, Of Cherry
camp, w. Va. arrived in the city this
IfternOOn to attend the nuptials of Harry
iood and Miss Josie Chsmpane Wednesday
'yening.
The trial Of Z. T. Commns, for alleged
money under false pretenses and
is in progress before Squire
breckenridge this afternoon. A small army
f witnesses are telling what they know of
he case
Constable Nanderburg goes to MoorefeId
omorrOw TO ''speenie" practically the entire {
ownShip, as witnesses in the Mumper-Linn l
NSault and battery and petit larceny case, l
'hich will be tried by Squire Stout {
Wednesday. '