Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-07
LOCAL 6REWTIES.

EN-Mayer Charley Ganson, of Urbana, IS
| in town today,
Detective John T. Norris says he has quit
smoking and chewing.
Professor W. 5. HendriNson, of Antioch
college, was in the city today.
Busy Wilson'S white squirrel died
this morning, and Busy is inconSolable.
Miss Stella PurseIl left this morning for
Indianapolis on a visit ts her cousin, Miss
/ Ollie Pursell.
VIII NJ. Stickney, cometist leaves at =.
u. TO lead the music at Carlisle camp meet
Ing tomorrow, Sunday.
Mayor Goodwin and Chase Stewart. esq,
left this morning for brief run up Lake
Erie. They will return on Monday.
LII. Kelley resurned last night from a
hunting trip to Rensacleer. Ind. He re-
ports fine spert, especially In prairie chick
ems.
| There was no police court today, owing
to the absence Of Mayor Goodwin, and all
cases continued until today will go over
until Monday.
Capt S. A. Todd, county recorder, is so
lame in the hand today from shaking hands
with old comrades at the reunions that he
can scarcely write.
Paynter i Co. have just put an elegant
new delivery wagon on the road. 1t was
manufactured for them by Tennsnt & Moses,
and is a credit TO both firms.
George Rawlins, ESQ. mashed a finger
nail in car window day or two ago, and
is new doing the imitation Of the famous
"peach-bIow vase" in great shape.
The funeral OF Frank, infant son OF Mr..
ard Mrs. Chas, G. Rowley, will be held at
their residence, on east High street, this
afternoon at o'clock. Burial private.
George W. Hastings. accompanied by his
son Harry, and daughter. leave next
Wednesday for New York city and sail
Saturday for Europe, to be gone several
months.
Morton Penfield has returned from the
Air Brush art school at Rockford, ILL.,,
where he has spent the past three months,
pursuing art studies. lie has made rapid
progress.
Rev. J. NJ. Maxwell, of Louisville, Ken
lucky. will preach at North street A. NJ. f.
church, Sunday morning and evening. The
members and friends will do well to hear
Prof. Maxwell
Urbana Citizen: The Pan Handle Off
cialS have been here during the past day or
two, looking over the ground for the new
depot 1t will be decided in a short time
W lere it will be located.
An immense excursion passed through
hsre this morning on the Bee Line, en-
route from Delaware to the Soldiers Home
IT Dayton. There were seventeen cars in
the train. bearing 1,O63 people.
George Wooley, of Shelby county. a
member of the famous 31st o. V. l., is in
the city, tie guest of Chief of Police
Walker. Tney will attend the reunion of
the regiment together next Tuesday.
Mrs. |. S. Miller, who has been visiting
friends in this city and county for several
weeks. went to Urbana last evening. After
a brief visit to friends there she will pro-
ceed to her home at Wauseon, Ohio.
Rev. A. Wilson Clokey, pastor of Wake
6eld church. Germantown, Philadelphia, is |
visiting friends in Springfield, his old home. |
and will preach a sermon to the young men |
at the United Presbyterian church tOmor-
row.
The statement of the Indiana, Blooming
ton and Western railroad shows the earn
ings for the week ending July 81, 1886, TO
be S65, 25267 The earnings for the same
week u 1885 were s4S, si9.02. Increase of
SCI, T2SO5.
Merchants along Market street, between
Main and High, are kicking bitterly at the
falling off Of trade caused by the eXcava-
ions for private sewer being made there
II present The street is practically un-
1as sable for teams.
Eight or ten of the Champion City bicy-
lie club took in the weekly club run last
'reuing. going four miles north and the same
listance west OF the city. Frank Hartford
distinguished himself with a vigorous ,
header" and Nesss. Rodgers and Oids
'teuled," =" and were both unwheeled. The
un vas very pleasant.