Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-15
LOCAL sRsvITIEB.

neapolis.
1t showed today. This item is printed
because it snew.
Auditor Serviss went to Urbana this
morning on business.
Harry Frey left last night for Dodge
City, Kan, on business.
c. NJ. Leon, OF the Londo, Clothing Co,
was in Columbus yesterday.
The Pan Handle train due here at 1920
q. NJ. was two hours late today.
b John Kelly and Frank Roberts were ar
rested yesterday on the charge of loiter-
ing.
Thatcher. Primrose and Vests minstrels
arrived at 1870 this afternoon by the Pan
Handle.
HI. Rockheld, the genial landlord OF
the Arcade, was in Columbus yesterday on
business.
Miss Ada Hussey. of Siduey, o., is the
guest Of Mrs. John Il. Arbogast, of north
Market street
DR.. d. o. Franks. the veterinary surgeon,
has been called to Akron by the serious Ill
ness of his sister.
Luther F. Young was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Eliza }.
Richardson, deceased.
DR.. \. Summerbell, pastor Of the Chris
tian church. who has been very i'll at his
home in Yellow Springs, is reported better
Miss Anna Hill, of Milford Center, who
has been the guest of her friend, Miss Ma
bel Mower, for few days, returned home
this morning.
The Gazette is stuck on the idea of
toboggan slide. Why not try toboggan to
the purchase of one. Back numbers at al
meat-stores).
Dan Rubsam has returned from New
York City, where he went on business con
nected with his patent car coupler. Ih'
tip was very successful one.
Deputy Marshal Potee this morning ar
rested Gilbert Bouck on the charge o
keeping his saloon open on Sunday, TIL
isssA ssssA. instant. He gave bond for his appear
sacein police court.
All members of Red Star lodge No. 90!
K. of p, are requested to be in attendance
at regular meeting tonight, as the propose
ton to establish and maintain an Orphans
home will be voted upon.
The photographers masquerade, to b
given at willis's college of shorthand to
morrow night, promises to be very bril-
liant affair. Nearly two hundred are ex
pected to attend in fancy dress.
Mrs. J. H. Arbogast, at 81 north Marke
street, between Main and Columbia, has re
duced prices on all stock, so as TO hsy,
nothing left over. You will be surprised a
the prices and bargains offered.
|. a meeting of the association of the Busi
ness Managers of Ohio daily papers Wa
held in Columbus yesterday. T. E. Har
wood. of the Gazette, and T. G. Brown, o
the GLoBE-REPUBLIC, were in attendance
II is rumored that the marriage of {
prominent young physician of the old schoo
and charming young lady Of east Higi
street, who is the daughter OF leading
| manufacturer, is to occur in the near fu
ture.
John Hughel, the veteran clerk at Ham
ilton & Co.'S hardware store, smiles toda.
after the manner Of Franklin stove whel
it's open. Key to the situation: Girl al
rived last night Cigars and cOngratula
tons.
One of the horses attached to ". FL. Re
bert's Mil Greek dairy wagon slipped an
fell at the intersection of Main and Marke
streets this morning. The team had TO b
unhitched before the animal could rise. NJ
damage.
The Worthington Chautauqua will oh
serve Millions memorial day" with inter
teresting exercises at the home of Mrs. FL
lis, on south Limestone street, Thursda.
afternoon at three o'clock. A good time i
anticipated.
For the next thirty days Mrs. J. II. Ar
bogast will offer rare bargains in millinery
at her store, No. 81 north Market street
Among the stock are lot Of felt hats, tn
cheapest in the city. Call and examine TO
yourselves.
Miss Rosa Goepner, who makes her debtr
both as a vocalist and instrumentalist a
the Palestine commsndery installation to
morrow night, is a pupil Of Mrs. X. F
&c I'd 70 a yniaA N
much sweetness and promise.
At the Trinity Baptist church, corner o
Limestone and Mulberry, services are helC
every evening at 7:SO Except Saturday
Six have requested prayers; two Others de
sire membership with US. Let us be faith
u. All are cordially invited.
Frank Relfsnider and Robert Emmick
formerly connected with the American anC
Adams express companies in this city, thi:
morning went to work as drivers for The
Erie express company. Both are gooC
men and will doubtless fill their new posi-
tons acceptably.
Every member Of the Second English
Lutheran church is cordially invited to bt
present at the services this evening-the
last in the dear old chapel. The topic,
What should we carry with US as we move
from this old church into our new church?'
will be talked over in ive-minute addresses
by the pastor and number Of the brethren.
A lady correspondent thus describes a
recent social event that was degree dull:
Positively the only thing to be said,
to be perfect description of the even
ing. is: The stone man from Lima, with
his parents, brothers and sisters, were the
only guests present, and the evening was
spent In the charming way which is peculi-
arly their own"
Police Court,