Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-08
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Will McWhirk. of Nenia, is in the city OIL
business.
A. X. Dellinger, of Oshkosh. Wis, is il
the city today.
VIII Kelly and Ed GilIett went to Gin
cinnati yesterday.
Ed. Voigt and Aug. McCord leave Thu
evening for Chicago.
George knight, the popular agent Of th'
Bee Line, is in Cleveland.
Senator Thomas }. Pringle went to Souti
Charleston this morning.
Associated Charities annual meeting a
Congregational church tonight.
John c. Carey. jr., and John ConnablC
passed Sunday with friends in Nenia.
Edward Otstot left this morning for Sid
ney, Ohio, to be gone about two months.
W. H. Van TassIe, superintendent of the
Ohio Southern railroad, went to Clyde this
morning.
c. c. Haines, travelling passenger agent
of the Pan Handle, headquarters at Dayton,
is in the city.
An extra /. B. & W. engine is in the city
to take out the Chicago excursion that
leaves this evening.
The machinery for the new reel house on
Lagonda avenue is expected to arrive the lat
ter part of the month.
J. NJ. Cummings, of the |. B. & W. rail-
road, goes to Chicago this evening on the
excursion run by his road.
The Rev. John T. Rose went TO Dayton
this morning to Officiate at funeral. He
will return this afternoon.
Nenia TorchIight: Harry C. Tanner, of
Springfield. conducted the exercises at the
Y. NJ. c. A. rooms yesterday afternoon.
Miss Bella Brunsmade. of Cleveland
who has been the guest of Miss Anna Black
for some time, left this morning for her
home.
IL. c. Norton, purchasing agent of the l.
B. & w, leaves that road to accept SINH
lar position on the Philadelphia and Read
ing road.
The Pan Handle will take quite a num-
Der of passengers from Springfield to Chica-
go on the train that leaves here at 4:5O this
afternoon.
L. c. Cline and wife, of Xenia. are in the
city. They will probably locate in Spring
field, Mr.. Cline having obtained position
in the shop of Mast, FooS & Co.
Billy Stillwell is going to entertain the
entire Times staff at supper at his residence
this evening. Well, paying your reporters
in square meals is one way of doing it.
The remains of the eight-year-Old daugh-
ter of John McDermott, of Dayton. were
brought to this city this morning for burial.
Callahan & O'Brien conducted the funeral
services.
The Mechanicsburg Machine company's
works will be sold at public auction on
Wednesday, December 18th. The works
cost $780, 900, but are now ap-
praised at $4,000.
A correspondent writes to know how it
is that the beer wagons are kept SO busy
empty kegs Monday morning
when according to the statcous' no beer
is sold on Sunday. Give it up.
A charming young lady visitor from a
sister city. said yesterday that whenever |
her mother asked her to assist with the |
family washing. she always Immediately |
dropped with dull and thickening sud.
This morning the members of the loJ al
press presented TO Samuel DOddS, agent of |
the Pan Handle at this point, a handsome
present. For full particulars apply to Sam.
Is the press is not in the habit of blowing |
Is own horn.
The city water east of the new reel !
house on LagOnda avenue was shut off yes
erday. while connections were being made
With Lagonda The chief ordered the
queen of tine West steamer to be in readi-
less in case of fire.
Next Wednesday is quail day e. the
irst day of the season on which the elusive
Dird can be shot. all Springfield is going
'ut that day. Several hundred having de
Jared u1eir intention of making a hegira
ntO the country after quail.
Among those who leave Springfield for
'hicago this evening..via the Pan Handle.
IRE. Fuller Trump. wife and daughter; A.
}. Chase and wife; John Howell and DIR.
Rust. There will be besides those mention
d about ten others who will 90 TO Chicago
" the Pan Handle.
The Salvation Army has a new hymn to
he tune of Joe Emmitt's popular song
Ding, Ding, That's How the Bel Goes"
they sung it last night on Market square
With really fine effect, and all immense
rowd listened and applauded. Waltz mu-
ic is new element in religious services
Trinity Baptist Church-Eight received ;
he hand of fellowship at the communion {
eryices Sunday. There will be preaching
IoGday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings
t this wee at 7:SO, on the corner of Pearl
treet and Grand avenue. We have a |
Dom that will seat about 1875. A large
.ove in it. Prayer meeting at the church |
Wednesday at T:30 p. IN. All are cordially I
lyited.