Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-22
LOCAL BReWTIES.

said in pleasant way:
The season is now well advanced,
And so thought I'd bring
For you to publish. If you will,
poem upon Spring,
They dropped him down the narrow stairs.
And with an awful thud,
lie landed in a ShaprleSs mass
Directly in the mud.
"Ha! ha - exclaimed the editor man.
I'm glad that this Is all;
lie should have called his little gem
poem upon Fall
Large market this morning.
Col. Wilson. of Yellow Springs, is in the
city today.
Miss \. B. Gallagher. of the North Side.
is on the sick list
+. Ii. Kermer. of St Louis. is visiting
friends in the city.
The spring bonnetS are becoming
and more expensive.
The shooting tournament is attracting
c rnsiderable attention.
1t was luxury to breathe this morning.
The all was like port wine.
Ruth. the MoabitesS. at the First Ell
gliSh Lutheran church tonight.
Mrs. J. B. Neal and daughter left today
for GlaSco, Kansas, on visit
Miss Maggie Catch. of Cincinnati. is here
on visit to spend the summer.
+. ID. Steinman, Pan Handle agent at
SoGth Charleston. is in town t.day.
Harry Stroube. of the Little Miami train
dispatcherS corps, Xenia, is in the city.
The c. c. c. n |. pay car will make the
employees of that road happy tomorrow.
Ed. Lewis, night train dispatcher of the
Little Miami at Xenia, was in town last
night,
The police made eleven arrests yesterday
and it was not very troublesome day
either.
Livery stable men and the public
generally are praying for good weather
next Sunday.
Owing to the hospital meeting at Blacks
this evening there will be no meeting of the
Prohibition club.
Mat. Cory, one of the crack shots of the
Xenia Gun Club, is participating in the
shooting tournament.
Regular meeting of Mitchell Post. No.
-. q. A. r.. tonight. 4 dry campfire
will be held afterwards.
Some sneak thief stole four chickens
from Mrs. George Flager's hen roost, on
Section street, last night
An affidavit has been filed against Ed.
Goodrich charging him with disturbing the
Salvation Army last night
Mrs. J. b. Cartmell left last evening for
st. Joe, Missouri, for a three-weekS' visit
with her brother, Malcolm Anthony.
Harry ArbogaSt, r. F. Hayward, and Ed.
Middleton caught a fine string of black
bass and perch in Mad river yesterday.
A very delightful dancing party was
given last evening at the residence of
Charles p. Remsberg, on North Market
street
Remember the social at the First Baptist
church tonight Easter eggs will be for
sale and form an attractive feature of the
occasion.
Harry Miller, son of DIR. J. VI. Miller. !
and Dan Arthur are home from New York. |
where they have been pursuing the study /
Of medicine.
The first meeting of the new street COM
mitteee of the city council will be held to-
engineers Office.
There will he meeting of Palestine |
COmmandery, No. 33. X. T., tomorrow |
friday evening for work in the order of |
Temple and Malta.
Officers Norton and Nicklas went to Lon !
don last night after a couple of crooks, but /
they were unable to find them. They re-
turned this morning.
Robert Bancroft went to BeIlefontaine
yesterday 10 attend a performance of the /
Pirates of PenZance" that was given there |
last night by amateurs.
Harris art lectures. pronounced by Mr.. .
J Ohm W. BOOkwalter the finest thing in the .
direction of illustrated art the country has .
produced, will be at Blacks for week in
May.
The employees of Mast. FooS & Co. have .
challenged the employees of the Tricycle.
Manufacturing Co. to game Of base ball,
next Saturday afternoon, at the Base Ball .
park.
Anything new this morning. Uncle
Billy Harrison" ''Well-umph nothin' .
special. except that the ProhibitioniSts
elected Bill Davidson trustee. Knowed
that, didn't you"
Services in Christ church on Good Friday
at 10 a m. and 3 ?. III. Christians of every
name who are not accustomed to observe