Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-03
LOCAL BREWTIES.

nr. Alexander Dunlap II IN 'lhclhha'i
today.
The strako>ch English opera company
are stopping at the Arcade.
Mrs. Jane Baker and Mrs. Humphreys,
of Yellow Springs, were in the city today.
Il. Arthur. advance agent of "A Midnight
Marriage" is registered at the Arcade
hotel
Will CuShman is home on visit from
Richmond. Ind. accompanied by his
friend. Mr.. Williams.
Mr. ard Mrs. NJ. Carson King. of West
High street, are happy over the arrival last
night of a charming girl baby.
Messrs. Spence and Walker had wheeled
into their law office this morning new
combination lock burglar proof safe.
Joseph W. johnson. general agent for
the Andrews School furnishing house, of
Chicago. passed through the city yester-
day.
Rev. DIR. Vincent will preach on the
| pending conflict between labor and capital
next Sunday IL a. m, at the tniversalist
church.
DIR. +. C. Runyan. the dentist went to
| Cincinnati this afternoon to attend the
dental association. He will return Friday
evening.
The Peter Erich mentioned in yesterdays
paper as arrested on a charge Of lettering
about house of i'll fame, is not the Peter
Erick of Erick 4 Sons.
The meetings in the L. P. church con-
tinue this week. Rev. J. II. Wright, of
Nenia, will preach this evening at 7:SO
O'Clock All are invited TO attend.
James Virgins an emplOye of the Spring
| field Engine and ThreShing Works, had the
second finger of his left hand mashed ny Il
drill which he was operating this morning.
| William Marquart. son Of DIR. William
| ing at Los Angeles, Cal. much to the ben
eft Of his health. for which he went west.
| Quite a number of X. P.'S from abroad
| have arrived in the city. to be on hand at
the institution of Star Lodge tonight. The
Cincinnati delegation will arrive at O'Clock.
| The semi-annual count Of funds in the
county treasury Is in progress to-day, Col
| J. f. Stewart and 4. L. Cohaugh. by ap-
| pOintment OF the commissioners. are max
| ing the connt.
Edwin Shivel. formerly of the Springfield
| Globe has Just returned home from very
successful business trip in the interest Of
! the Springfield Manufacturing Company.
with which concern he is now connected.
Mrs. Sarah McCloskey, aged IS years.
died at her residence in MOOrefield last
Tuesday. Interment will take place at
Pleasant Hill cemetery Thursday, at II
o'clock. Friends of the family are invited.
Tickets for the entertainment to be given
at the residence of J. B. Cartmell for the
benefit of the Ladies' Society of the Episco-
pal church. next Monday evening, can be-
had at Charles Ludlow's and T. NJ. Gugen-
h inns
r. J. Beck has been reappointed one Of
the directors of the Clark County Children's
Home. and Adam Lenhart has been reap
pointed superintendent and Mrs. Lenhart
matrOn. Matters are reported to be going
| on very smoothly al the Home.
A square meal for - cents at the Wig
wan. Thursday and Friday nights. Seal
Ioped oysters. boiled ham. Saratoga pota-
| toes, rice, cranberry sauce, pickles, bread,
butter and coffee. Bring the children. The
sight of the Japs is worth ten cents.
For the benefit of the Womens' Relief
Corps some of the most talented musical
artists in the city will render choice selec-
tiOnS during the evening. Admission only
ten cents, Thursday and Friday nights, at
the Wigwam. Main and Center streets.
The ladies of Trinity Baptist church will
give a social in the church parlOr, corner
Mulberry and Limestone streets, on tomor-
row Thursday evening. Ample arrange
mentS for pleasant evening are made. A
cordial invitation is hereby given to the
public.
The camp meeting hoard met at the Office
Of Secretary II. 81. Crow at l rbana
yesterday. There was no definite
action taken on any matters re-
Iating to the approaching meeting. The
board is making efforts to secure Sam Jones.
but have made no arrangements as yet.
They will meet in two weeks again, when
they hope to have settled the matter.
The next regular county school examina-
ton will be held at the Central school
building in this city. Hereafter the exam
ination in the department of theory and
practice of teaching will be based upon the
text of Payne's Lectures on Teaching. This
is the work recommended by the State
Teachers Association. and it is advisable
that every applicant makes it study before
presenting himself for examination.