Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-17
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

Detective Hall, of the l. b. 4 W., is in
the city today.
Treasurer John W. Parsons went to Gin
cinnati today.
Hon. Charles c. Shearer, of Nenia, is in
the city today.
Forrest Virgins went to Dayton last
night on business.
Will Rice. of Yellow Springs, has been
quite i'll. but is better.
Miss Carrie Peetrey, of Vermont, is Wis
iting friends in Springfield.
Miss Burrell Whitman, of Cincinnati, is
the guest of friends in the city.
]. A. Barker, jr.. travelling auditor of The
|. b. Il w, was in town this morning.
Capt. d. c. Putnam and family leave
soon for prolonged tour through the east
Bound to Succeed"-a great play al
Blacks opera hose this and tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Jas. II. Bennett and little daughter
Nellie. is visiting Mrs. Thomas Phillips in
Nenia, o.
An excursion from Delaware and inter
mediate points passed the city this morning,
e lroute for Dayton.
Jay Perfect, Of Wilmington, o., is the
guest of his cousin, A. A. Perfect, OF The
north side. this city.
Antioch college opened this week will
ls4 names on the roll, against sixty-ive las
year on the first day.
| w. {. Irwin. general rOadmaster OF th'
Bee Line, passed through the city thI
morning in his private car.
Mrs. David Hyde (aoc Gwyn). who ha
bsen travelling i'll the east, is visiting he
mother, on south Factory street.
Rev. DIR. Schram, of Cadiz, Ohio, viii
preach in the Second Presbyterian churcl
next Sabbath morning and evening.
The infant child of II. \. Grubb die
Yesterday afternoon at , O'Clock. The re
mains were sent TO COrwin for burial.
Editor Flanagan, of the kentOn DCmG
crdt. accompanied by his daughter, was i
the city short time yesterday afternoon.
Squire Breckenridge married Oliver Luca
and Miss Matte Wilson. very good-looE
ing young couple of coiOred folks, las
night.
Ofiieer DeLacey, who was driving the pa
trol wagon at the time II. J. Flack's bugg
was run into and damaged, settled the maj
ter this morning by paying the damages.
The city council of Bellefontaine, q.
voted, unanimously, Tuesday evening, {
submit the question of prohibition to vot
OF the people at the regular NOyemue
election.
II is said that the door-yard of Rev. Nj
Bailey, at Yellow Springs, has bee
"salted 100 pounds Of salt scattere
thereon-supposed to be to kill the gras'
because he has been an active temperanc
worker.
v. B. Martin, of Chattanooga, has bee
called here by the illness q
his wife, who has been q
at the house of her father. Gen. DeardOrfi
several days. She is now resting easily
and thought to be better.
County Clerk J. Harry Rabbits had
terrific siege with cerebral neuralgia yestel
day, and was all but knocked out. He sal
that more pain was crowded into one da
than he ever enjoyed before in his life. II
| - Aa,,ar t,d,,- lut IL failing vary sIhiupi
Dayton Democrat: The Springfield cit
-ouncil is about to be made unhappy. Th
,rohibitionists are preparing to petition fo
| Z prohibition ordinance. Springfield coun
linen. it is said, are somewhat backwaT
about showing their hands upon this ques
ton.
J. J. Hopes, of the Hopes Manufactui
N company, this city, left last evening fo
Columbus, Indiana. so give directions fo
setting up large Hopes steam-feed waite
heater and Inns extractor, recently shippe
by them for a large manufacturing eStat
lishment of that city.
A Yellow Springs correspondent say
Two of Spnngfield's demi mOndes, Bell
Mckinney and Minnie Wynes and yOun
rooster named Stiner. were taken in by tn
marshal on Friday last for disOrderly coz
duct and fast driving. They rested in tn
cooler for a day or two. receiving a sentenc
by Mayor Adams, of So and costs each
They will get dose of work house if the
ever repeat the escapade again.