Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Wilson & Rankin's minstrels went to Co
lumbus this morning.
Captain Frank Hivling, Of Nenia, was in
the city this morning.
George Knight, Bee Line agent, is in Co
lumbus today on business.
The Lille Hall company arrived from
indianapolis this morning via the Pan Han
die
Miss Lizzie Nixon, Of Dayton. is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Judge Charles K.
White.
A child Of John Elliott, on Harrison
street. was taken down yesterday with
diphtheria-
Misses Claudia and Maggie Conrad, Of
Fisher street, will soon leave for their old
homes at Marysville.
The Pan Handle train which leaves here
st lO:45 q. M. Jumped the track At Aenis
yesterday. No damage.
W. L. Linn. land agent for the A. T. 4
S. Fe railroad, and james johnson, jr.,
left last night for Florence, kas.
Frank Crsager, the old pump maker OF
this city, is spending the winter in Ala
bama in the interest of p. P. Mast & Co.'S
pumps.
The young ladies attending the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church social tomorrow and
Friday will appear in German peasant cos
tune.
Miss Nellie johnson will entertain some
friends Friday evening with dancing par
ty at her home, on the corner Of Pleasant
and Market streets.
Opening lecture Or. Helwig) Of the
Temperance hall lecture course tomorrow
night Admission, Is cents. Course ticket,
60 cents. or two for 81.
The young ladies of the Second Presby-
terian church are making great preparations
for the social at the church Thursday and
Friday of this week.
On Monday night some vandals threw
stsnes through the windows OF the Spring
field file works. 1t is not definitely known
who the stone-throwers were.
Eli Creager, of Kent, Ohio, spent few
days here recently among old friends, hunt
ing. He basged thirty-eight quail and
more rabbits than he wanted in one day.
Urbana Citizen - Miss Ella Spencer
came up from Springfield last evening to
attend an evening gathering Of her friends
at Mr.. Hovey's. She remained. this morn
ing.
Mrs. Mary Pennell and her daughter,
Miss Luie. of yellow Springs, left this
morning via the /. B. & W. for Omaha,
Neb. They will be absent about three
months.
J. p. Watson. of the mower and reaper
works, and W. F. Gibson, deputy sheriff,
two very genial gentleman Of Youngstown,
were in the city Yesterday, calling on
friends.
George Leffel, of south Yellow Springs
street has returned to Kansas to attend to |
his fruit tree business, which has become
very extensive.
Ntbl hAuNNAL. lbAlANlA1 BOAiNN iSAbeA
Tor the Times, now one Of the guards Of the
ohio penitentiary, is visiting friends in this
,ity. Georges old cronies gave him
hearty reception.
Samuel Russell. formerly foreman of the
Daily Advertiser, of this city, Jesse o.
proprietOr( was recently elected
of Hazlett Post G. A. r.,
,anesyille. Ohio.
Mrs. George Schnell and children and
Irs. Kate Dischuk left for New York City
his morning. Mrs. Dischuk resides in New
FORK, and Mrs. Schnell and her children
rill visit her for about three months.
Ralph. infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rallsy. of zoo east Southern avenue, died
his morning of lung fever. Funeral serv-
,es at the residence tomorrow morning at !
0 o'clock. Interment at kenton.
The fancy work displayed at the Second
resbyterian church tomorrow and Friday {
ids fair to surpass anything of the kind :
yer held in the city, and will be attended !
= the young ladies appearing in fancy I
reSs.
The aged mother Of F. o. and Jas. W. r
ummiugs. well known in the temperance .
ork as Mother Cummings, is dangerous 9
sick, and has not been expected TO live. I.
er many friends will be panied to hear Of a
n sickness. II
Charles Mcfarland SAYS that it was Sc
stead of SIS of which he was robbed the =
her day. and that instead of being robbed h
Frank Lang's saloon, as he first sup tI
,sed. he is now convinced that his pocket Il
as picked on the street. ~
Mrs. S. F. Breckenridge will leave to- >"
prrow for Freeport and Mt Carol, Ill. n,
d BARREN Springs, Mich. to be gone
yeral weeks At the latter place she
II visit Rev. S. S. Adams and wife, nee
IS May Breckenridge.
The Scanlan party went to Dayton this
,rning on the Pan Handle. Their route III III
ring the next six weeks includes a week
Memphis, Tenn, week in St. Louis, q, o.
zee days in Buffalo, n. L., week in in
NADIA. three days in Chicago, and week re
Michigan az
The Katie KIatsch" social and supper ~ ~
en- by the ladies of the Second Presbyte-
n church begins tomorrow afternoon and
Itinued until Friday night. The young .
les will dress in German costume, which
! add very much 10 the appearance of the
\ GLoBE-REPUBLIC representative was ~ ~
fortunate last night as to get the bouquet nr
ich Mr.. Seaman tosses to the audience DO
he conclusion of his Rose Song" 1t of
) a lovely combination, being saffron s se
rose and cluster of carnation pinks, ~, fo,
rounded by smilax. twill be treasured is
memento of Mr.. ScaDlsn. sta