Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-05
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Next week l. the last ol school Tor thlS
summer.
W :. Meredith, merchant broker, will
Sunday in Dayton.
The senior class in the high school com
pIeted its final examinations Thursday.
Our veteran citizen, Charles Rabbits,
cuntempateS a trip 10 Europe this summer.
| Officers Waskey and Boyd found spirit
level near the High street bridge Thursday
night.
\ little girl named Tillie Martinot. of
south Market street, dislocated her left
shoulder blade by fall last night
James T. TUttle. principal of the North
en building. is suffering severely from
quinsy. and is unable 10 attend TO school
duties
Mrs. Carlan. who has spent several
months with her son, J. W. Jarrett, Of
south Factory street, expects to return to
home in Illinois soon.
}. X. Mower Esq. has recently had his
home on south Factory painted. both inside
and outside, thus adding materially 10 lis
comfort and appearance.
The High school and Wittenberg college
clubs played a very interesting game at as
sOciation park yesterday afternoon. The
| High school won by the score of IL Ia 9.
! NJ NJ. AShbaugh and r. J. MOnahan. az
cOmpanied by their wives, returned home
last night from 81. Clair Springs. where the
Ladies' have been visiting for several weeks.
Jas. p. Martimdell, chairman of the school
board finance committee, and Daniel CuSh- /.
ing clerk of the board. were hard at work
! last night fixing the levieS for school pur-
poses.
The regular monthly teachers eNamina |
ton is in progress at the Central building /
today During the months Of June. July /
and August but one examination per month |
Is held. and that on the first Saturday.
Miss Bessie CoteS daughter of Eliphalet .
CotcS, principal at the Southern school. l.
lying very low from Bright's disease. The .
many friends OF the family profoundly |
hope that there may be a change for the
better
Mrs Worthngton, of the Springfield
seminary, and her pupils are picmicing to-
day at AberfeIda. 1t is charming spot
and a charming day tor a picnic, and the
gay party iS doubtless having delightful
time.
CDmmcrciGI gazette: Editor Dan Rudd.
of the OliiD State Tribune, Is in The city, on
his way home from Lexington. Ky. where
ne WAS making arrangements for prize
drill between the companies of Ninth bat
terry, q. y. C.. and the southern militia,
June l..
\ late issue of the Denver Daily Re
porter has the following: Josiah EpSy, of
the Springfield Coffin and Casket Co, of
Springfield. Ohio, is at the Windsor. He is
an old roadster, full of business and makes
good time wherever he goes. We cordially
recommend him 10 the undertaking frater- ,
nifty.
Dr. Keely, a member of the board of ed l
ucation of oxford. Ohio was in the city I
yesterday inspecting the heating arrange {
mentS of our various school buildings. a 5
new building is under process of cOnstruc- d
ton at oxford. and the hoard is divided be-
tween hot air and steam as a heating
medium. I
The indications throughout Clark county !
and this part of Ohio assure a larger crop Il
of cherries, raspberrieS and other small
fruits than has been produced here for a /
number of years. The wheat crop promises Y
50 great Weld a. to induce old farmers TO
assert it as their belief that new wheat will :
not be worth in the market more than SOC.
per buShel.
Col. c. b. Stephens. of Dallas, Texas, is
visiting his cousin, Mrs. II. ). Showers, this i
,ity. The colonel is representing the Dal-
Is State Fair and Exposition Association,
Is general agent, and will be pleased to give o
20 any desiring information on this or any Z
Dther subject pertaining to Texas the bell v
lit of his knowledge. Mr.. Stephens mar il
led his wife here some thirty odd Years n
.go. At that time her father. Mr. Mitchell. b
vas one of the editors of the old RepIBIic.
The following personal notices of interest J'
lere. are from the BelIefontaine Examiner. II
If this week: =
Mrs. 7. Jones and daughter, Miss Min te
lie visited relatives in Springfield, O., this oI
week. pI
We are glad to write that Rodney !,
sherman. who has been seriously sick at
lis home in Springfield, o., is rapidly re-
oveTlng. l.
Miss Hattie Kaufman. a charming young al
ady of Springfield, Ohio, visited in this cl
ity last week the guest of Miss Sarah Nor
rnrUth. dr
Will W. Cushman. gentlemanly young W
nan of Springfield. o., was i'll attendance 10
| the Alumni Reunion AT Judge Prices last
riday night.
Charles Patterson. our popular and able
igh school teacher. left for his home in eli
on last Saturday morning, stl
here he will spend part of his summer
ICatiOn. 80.