Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-14
LOCAL BREWTIES.

! LOCAL BREVTl6S.
Karl Frankrubrrg left this morning for
| Dakota.
John Morgan went t" Columbus this
mnrning.
John Sherlock, of Dayton, was in town
/ tins morning.
Dr. Lindsey, of Osborn. was in the city
this morning.
+. T. Thomas went to Columbus this
morning un business.
Horace Fox, proprietor of the RrckeI
house at Dayton, is at the Arcade.
Charley Barthomcw has returned herr
from the west t" wait until his disabled
/ hand gets well.
Rev Dr. Leonard preached another very
| vigorous sermon on Sabbath dissertation yes
! tcr,Iay at Central NJ. f. church.
Early this morning large keg OF red
head beer WAS stolen from i'll front of Dad
ihca, saloon on north Market street.
The German Bayrischcr society has gone
| to Dayton. accompanied 10y the Cadet hand,
/ to unite in a picnic given by the Dayton 81
! rirty.
! George W. Hood. Esq. Of Indiana, Pa.
state senator from the thirty seventh dis
trirt. is the guest of his old friend. Prof. G..
l.. Ehrrnfcld.
ChaS. Wolfe, nephew of Amos Wolfe,
ESl.. who went to Colorado last fall for his
health, returned SATURDAY, much improved
by the SOjOurn.
Mrs. Fanny Brown Nourse, of st. Louis,
i here, where she will spend the summer
with her friends. As will her mother, Mrs
Vim. f. Brown.
Every member of the soliciting committee
should meet with Chairman FoOs and the
managing committee tonight at the mayors
Office This means business.
This morning at 8 o'clock the Bavarian
Society. of Columbus, passed through this
city on an excursion to Dayton. Three car
loads of people went from here.
Rev. u. H. Bauslin, Of BucyruS, O., filled
the pulpit OF the First Lutheran church very
arcC Cptahly Sunday morning and evening.
and is quite freely mentioned as the coming
pastor of that church.
The Funk building, which was damaged
hy lire two weeks ago last Saturday, was
insured in the Cooper Insurance Company,
fixed the loss at S9S7.
Charles J. Bartholomew. who had his
arm broken at Kansas City on Decoration
bay. returned home this morning. lie Is
getting along very we'll, but is not, of
course, yet able to use his arm.
The bicycle boys are getting along Bnely
in camp. There were about twenty-five on
hands yesterday, of whom ome-third wer"
ladies'. The rain caused no particular in
convenience a. the tents are waterproof.
The funeral of William O'Brien occurred
at 10 o'clock this morning at 81. RaphaelS
church. The funeral was one OF the largest
that ever occurred in Springfield. 5c"arh''s
and Il buggit.~ following the remains I" the
grave.
4 special car. filled by members of com
pamirs and B, Knights of 81. George.
DAYTON. was transferred at this point yes
trrday to the |. B. K W. The knights are
on their way Ia Wheeling, w. Va, where
they "a la attend their annual convention.
An immense meeting of DunkardS was
held near Arcanum, in Darke county. yes
t.rI,y An a,rurSInu train of tW,ly,, rar-
to Arcanum from Columbus passed through
here yesterday morning at S:l5 o'clock, on
the middle division of the |. B. ~ W. rad.
Many German BaptiStS, iamiliarly known
- DnkerS or Dunkards, are being trans
ferr,,d at this point on their way t" the an
mual meetings. One branch, the old or
original German BaptiStS. meet at Indian
al,OliS. while the conservative element meet
Al PittSburg. Ohio.
Hon. John Stewart. Of ChamberSburg, |
Pa. independent republican candidate t"i |
governor of Pennsylvania in lSs2, was in |
the city Friday and Saturday. lie was a |
rIass-matr at Princeton "f \. L. Linn C"ch-
ran. ESD. and very intimate friend Of
Prof Ehrrnfrld. Of Wittenberg college,
whom he visited.
W. are clad "a announce the arrival OF
Thomas McCorklr. ir., one of Drla"arr'S
wealthy men. and Francis II. llotfecker, of
the firm of H0if,rker n Ilnfirckcr. attorneys
tt law. They are the guests of Miss Ella
L. Myers. west High Strset. They will be-
lriyrn around the city to-day and visit the
various industrial establishments, and then
Sil drive down and see the beauties of
Yellow Springs. Tomorrow the gentlem,
Mil br taken down I" Dayton t" visit the
,nIdirrs home. On Tuesday they will leave
."r Chicago. and there will take the Grand
Trunk railroad, through Butfal" and
Niagara. 10 their home in Wilmington, Del
lware.
Common Pleas Court.