Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-25
LOCAL BREWTIES.

| MIS-. IL l.. iNsNll'tu went U' ! ''lulI''lN
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood were in Gin
cinnati yesterday.
Elder Bowman and sister have just ar
rived from Rochester.
George II. Ernest left last night for Pitts
burg on a business trip.
Miss Burns and a young lady friend went
to Dayton this morning.
Miss Minnie MattinSon has returned To
her home in South Charleston.
pr. Reynolds, formerly of this city, is in
town from West jefferson. to-day.
Willis NJ. Baimes has about recovered
| from his recent severe sick spell.
Joseph Little and wife, Of North Lime
stone street, went To Dayton to-day.
The Rev. George Gowdy, of Carlisle,
Warren county, is in the city today.
W. T. Stilwell and wife came down on
the Bee Line from Toronto this afternoon.
Miss Laura Ogten's pupils will give a
recital at ST. Paurs NJ. f. church next Tues
| day evening.
Miss Flora Starkey. of Morrow. Ohio, is
the guest Of George CogSweIl and family of
the south side.
Rosie BOgie, n colored girl aged four.
died at the Childrens' Home this morning
ofconSumption. of
Miss Minnie Geissinger, of the public
schools, is the guest Of her uncle. J. b.
Geissinger, at Troy.
Manager Waldman. of Blacks, says he
will play theatrical attractions right along
during the summer.
Samuel Clark, of Cincinnati, grand ma,-
ter of the colOred Masons of Ohio. was in
the city this morning
Miss Lille Caweine. Of Louisville. Ky.
is the guest of her cousin. Miss Rose Guep-
mer at the Arcade hotel.
Miss Bina Draper and Anna CranSton, Of
Milford Center, were the guests of friends
in this city this morning.
A party Of about twenty picnicerS went
10 Yellow Springs this morning to pass the
day at the Neff grounds.
4 horse owned by a countryman named
Dinner fell on Pearl street to-day and broke
ltS leE. The animal was shot
MarshiieId Steele wife ard daughter. re-
turned from the east TO-DAY Mr.. and Mrs.
Steele have been gone month.
J. K Marshall has returned from PetoS-
key. luSty of limb and tanned of skin. He
reports fronting and baS>ing immense.
Misses Maggie and Jessie Dunlap and
Miss l.. Belle Martin. Of the public schools. /
and sister. leave soon for Chattanooga, Ia /
spend the summer.
A party of about sixty-iive members of
the Baptist church went this morning on an !
excursion 10 the soldiers Home at Dayton,
via the Pan Handle. |
Miss Lizzie Staley. of Mechauicsburg. a
very popular young lady. will enter the
Office of her brother, Paul \. Staley, as
Stenographer, next week.
Miss Ora Perfect and Miss George Hay
ney, of the north side. leave soon for a visit
to London. Marysville. MechanicSburg and
other metropolitan centerS.
The streets were conSpiciously dull to
day. Street-cars were almost empty The
deserted appearance of things caused one
Dayton man to remark that it made him
homesirk.
Miss Annie Boyd, daughter OF officer
Boyd. left this afternoon for Cincinnati on
a visit To the family of George Perkins
formerly of the Springfield GioIc, now ed
itorial writer on the Enquirer.
The remains of Mrs Hattie 4. McKin-
ney were sent to Cincinnati this morning.
The funeral services and burial will be in
that city, instead Of Parkersburg, West
Virginia. as was at first contemplated
prominent local hotel man was heard
yesterday that il was next 10
impossible to secure colored help at this
season of the year. Now is the time when
the man and brother doesn't like to do any
more than he just has to.
Harry c. Clarke, the clever comedian of
the Maude Granger company which played
here last season at Blacks, will open pre-
''4A'Aia4N ''t1pSh oCO"h ONN AoA4I. VIII Ms
Dwn company. in the musical comedies,
Our Baby" and ''CheStnuts. /
Train No. on the |. b. x W. while back I
ng across Limestone street this morning
Ihout 10 o'clock nearly ran into a transfer {
wagon, the driver of which was carelessly t
rying to cross the track after he had been q
gnalIed to stop.
Mrs. Frank Jones. wife of the late de-
aulting Champion employe, whose name is !
Orever linked with that of Daisy Carroll. '
,aSsed through the city yesterday afternoon L
IA hor way from Evansville, Ind, 10 Col '
lmbus to visit her faithless husband in the
Dr. A A. Blount and family, formerly of Il
his city, who have spent the last dozen a
ears in Switzerland. have returned and a
AIKEN up their permanent residence in Il
Dr. Blount says that Geneva
, one of the most beautiful. Amerlcanized p
nd desirable cities in all Europe. Spring
cid. he says, has made gigantic strides C
Ince he left. Il
Bitten by Dog.