Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-02
LOCAL BREWTIES.

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P.P. Mast left this morning for the state
fair at Columbus.
Miss EsSie Deffenhach left last evening
for visit 10 Columbus.
Colonel FelloweS went to MechanicSburg
this morning on business.
s. S. Houck was arrested last evening for
induIging in plain drunk.
Ed Keifer left yesterday for Washington,
d. c., on two weeks visit.
J. II. Smith. district passenger agent of
the Pan Handle, is in the city.
John IL. Johnson was in Columbus yes
teriay un business and pleasure.
A large number of Springfield people
went over to the State fair today.
Quartermaster {. 4. Smith went to Co
lumbuS this morning on business.
Mrs. Sarah Baker, of north Market street,
went to New Carlisle on visit today.
Miss Esther Simpson returned last even
ing from visit to Miss Coolidge at Troy.
Conductor Jack" MCGiuity returned last
evening from visit to his parents in
Canada.
Carl X. Mower returned this morning
from a pleasant trip to Cincinnati aud
Louisville.
Master BERTHE Bennett of Dayton, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. }. L. Smith, of Ma
son street, north side.
The regular meeting of Champion lodge
No. II. F. and 4. NJ, will be held this even
ing. 4 fun attendance is desired.
Rev. George Gotwald, of Ceiina, Kansas,
is here. with his wife, visiting his parents
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. l.. A. Gotwald.
The |. B. X W. trains to Columbus this
morning were literally jammed with pa>Sen-
gers on their way TO the State fair.
Misses Carrie, Kate and Emma Kinile. Of
south Yellow Springs street, left this morn
ing for trip to Cleveland and Detroit
Mrs J. W Stafford and family and Miss
Jessie Stafford left this morning on a four
weeks visit to relatives at New Carlisle.
An unknown man was hauled from the
Pan Handle station to the station house
this morning in an express wagon, dead
drunk.
5. W. Martin, foreman at Mast, FooS ~
Co.'S accompanied by his wife, returned
last night from two months visit to Cali
furnia.
Carl, the infant son of p. J. and Maggie
Clevenger. died this morning. Funeral
from the family residence, No. lS6 east
Southern avenue. at 900 a. M. Friday.
Misses Jessie and Maggie Dunlap have
returned from an eight weeks visit to
Chattanooga. Tenn They report having
had delightful time.
The infant son Of p. J. Clevenger who
resides at No. ls6 east Southern avenue,
died of cholera infantum at o'clock last
evening The funeral will occur some time
tomorrow.
John 4. Schumacher. accompanied by his
wife and daughter. left this morning for
saratoga. Mr.. Schumacher has been for
,yer year piano tuner and repaiTer for
Brandon n Co.
Clark county is getting there" at the
state far. Edward COurtwright, Of South
Charleston. took first premium for Clyde>-
dale stallion. and McGregor Bros, of this
city, several premiums for Jersey cattle.
Miss Minnie Geisinger. until lately a
teacher in the Springfield public schools,
left last evening for Chicago, where. rumor
says. she is soon Ia be married 10 a promi-
n"nt Young gentleman of the medical pro
fession.
\ picnic will be given at Spence'S grove
next Tuesday, for the benefit Of Prof. John
T. De Leon. who fell from a tight rope at
the Fair grounds on July 9TH. The pro
feSsor" will make his first appearance on
the rope since the accident, at this picnic.
J. T. Clayton, one of Springfeld's most
highly estermed young coIored men. left
last evening for Birmingham, Ala. where,
As previously stated. he has accepted
position as teacher of music IN the public
schools. The good wishes of many friends
60 with him.
Samuel Rhodes. an old and respected cit
izen of this city, left this morning for his
old home. HarPer's Ferry. West Va. He
will also visit ChamberSburg. West Va and
Baltimore and Washington
before he returns. Just forty-One years ago
today. Mr.. Rhodes left Harper's Ferry for
Springfield, and has not seen his birthplace
for twenty-one years.
1t seems that some good thing can come
ont Of Springfield. \ little colored boy
from that place has lately so Transformed
Main and Detroit streets with his cries of
''weiner wurSt. that the sleepy inhabitants
thereby reused from their first sleep at once
imagine themselves ON Vine street, in Gin
cinnati. The boy proSpers in his sausage
business, but would probably do much bet
ter if the people knew exactly what the
two scientists t?i up there did with the dog~
and cats on which they were experimenting
10 produce evidence tur the defense IN the
Morris murder trial in progress in this city.
Xenia Republican.
Matrimonial.
The following invitations have been
S~ued
Mr. ana Mrs Joseph Champa =
Request your presence at the iriage
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