Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-28
LOCAL BREVTIES.

John 7. Norris went 10 Columbus today.
b. II. Wardrr went To Cincinnati today.
This is motion day in common pleas
court
Dr. 4. Dunlap started for oberIin this
morning.
The tax commission winds up the tax
levy tonight.
Dr. Russrn's valuable cluster diamond
pin is still missing.
Colonel George Sintz went to MarySville
this morning on business.
Captain Bob Benson, of Dayton. passed
SUNDAY with friends in this city.
Chas. Rabbits will spend Sunday next at
Magnetic Springs. O., visiting friends.
Ralph Bartholomew is in Minneapolis,
Mimi. on his way home from the far west
q. II. Anderson, travelling passenger
agent of the |. B. X W, is in the city to-
day.
Miss Elpha Miller leaves Washington, ID.
! C.. tomorrow evening, for her home il this
city.
squire Wm. Moore, of Richmond. Ind,
j the guest of his son, VIM. Moore, jr..
and family.
john Luther Zimmerman Esq. is spend
ing the day with lady friend at yellow
Springs.
The picnic of Christ church Sunday
school will be held on Wednesday, June 30,
at Aberfelda.
Mrs. J. W Coles and daughter, Miss
Laura. are summering at Magnetic Springs
Union county.
Bids will be opened at II o'clock to-mor-
TOW at the city clerks office for the new
Factory street bridge.
Mrs. L. G. Thompson, and her daughter,
Mrs Frank Clark, have just arrived from
| the Louisiana sugar regions.
Mrs Margaret Lcwellen and herdaughter,
Mrs. Ella Hicks, left this morning on visit
to friends in DcS Muines, Iowa.
Con Gleason and George Stiles had bad
fight on the hill yesterday afternoon. They
W ere arrested and both gave bail.
Mesors Baker, Harvey and Marshall,
three graduates of Antioch. from Yellow
Springs. were in the city Saturday.
Hon. John W. Bookwalter left this NOM
ing via the Bee Line for New York city.
He expects to be absent a week or ten days.
Ben. DeCamp. of Cincinnati, who is
enruute for home from Ann Arh0r, Mich
on his birvcle. is stopping with friends here
today.
4 ride on the street cars from one end of
town to the other. at night. is theamoSt
,oothing Soporific it is possible to imagine.
Try it,.
\ W. {. T. l. woman suggests that
young Dobbir's fatal accident is an eloquent
plea for closing the saloons a. well as for a
city hospital
Homer Calendar, the photographer, has
returned from a weeks visit in St Louis.
Ms. Calendar continues her visit another
week or two.
Miss Anna b. Johnson. teacher in the
Springfield seminary, leaves tomorrow even
Ing for Kansas City. Mo, and the West, To
spend her vacation.
Robert johnson. his son Frank, and Ralph
Bartholomew. will arrive home tomorrow
at 10 a. III. from their California trip. They
Were gone nine weeks.
Dr. George W. Moore and wife left last
night via the Bee Line for Saratoga To at
tend the meeting of medical association
of which the doctor is a member.
Owing To a clerical mistake, the sun
shone today. Jonas Drury is rushing
madly around, storming to everybody that
somebody has played him trick.
The Springfield MPnnerchor is picnicing
at Spence's grove today. The Big Six band
headed the procession, which made detOur
of the city before going to the grove.
A Springfield man saw an advertisement
in paper. send 81 and receive an easy
way of keeping books" He sent it and re-
ceived the laconic answer, don't lend
them.
Squire Breckenridge tied the knot matri-
monial SATURDAY evening for young Ger
man couple Edward Brown was the happy
groom and Nora Campbell the no less
happy bride.
The council finance committee will take
final action in the appointment of census
takers this evening. and give the necessary
instructions 50 that the appOimteeS can 60
to work at once.
The St Paul NJ E. Sunday school will
picnic at Ludlow Falls, Thursday, July l.
Train will leave |. B. Il W. depot at sos
a III. railroad time. Far" for round triI,
adults. 40 cents; children. 20 cents.
Mrs. Florence Ludlow nee Peet. of this
city, leaves next Monday for Leavenworth.
Kansas. where She will make her future
home Her husband Is already there. Many
Z nod wishes go with Mrs. Ludlow.
People about town wondered what was
the matter this morning when they heard
the fire bells tulling. They little imagined
that Oscar p. Keyes, the fireman who was
injured at the Funk fire, had been called Ia
his long home.
A movement is about to be inaugurated
in this city similar to the merchants move
ment in Cincinnati to aid the home rule
cause. now promising 50 fayorably under
the leadership Of Gladstone and Parncll
This morning about II o'clock, while J.
J. Brown wa~ assisting a workman in re- |
moving a heavy l6-foot sign from above his |
drug store on south Limestone street, the |
sign fell and struck Mr.. BruwI. ON the right !
side iuiuriulr him slightly
Miss Belle Martin faithful and efficient |
teacher in the public schools, and Miss
Kate. of w. VI. Black x Co., leave today
for Chattanooga, to spend a month with
their brother. Than" They have both
pleasant vacation.