Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-10
LAST APPEARANCE OF THE MEN
ICAN ORCHESTRA. AT BLACKS OP-
ERA HOUSE. TONIGHT.
LOCAL BREVTIES.

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John 7. Norris leaves today for Detroit
on business.
Mary Gushing is in the station house for
ssfe-keeping.
The c. c. T. ball club goes to Vienna to
play tomorrow.
The rush to the Urbana camp meeting
will begin today.
Mat. Curns was run in last evening for
abusing his family.
John A. Mccarthy went down to Osborn
to lay on business.
Dr. A. b. Leonard has gone to Kentucky
to attend camp-meeting.
Thomas O'Neal was run in last night for
being drunk and disorderly.
Colonel A. Saunders Piatt, of Mac-o-
Cheek, is at the Lagonda house.
Miss Della Burroughs of Syracuse, \. Y,
is the guest of Mrs. John T. Rhine.
Entire change of programme at the Mex
ican Typical Orchestra concert tonight.
Mrs. f. c. Smith CT Osgood, Ind. is Wis
iting Mrs. John P. Rhine of south Limestone
street
Cearles voigt and sister. Miss Louisa,
returned yesterday from Put-in-Bay and
Sandusky.
Mrs. T. Z. Harwood and son aud daugh-
ter, Frank and Jessie, leave this evening
for Chatauqua.
A.E. Humphreys and wife, of Yellow
Springs, were the guests of relatives IN
this city last night.
T. {. IlirSt passenger agent of the
Union Pacific railway. with headquarters
at Columbus. was in the city this morning.
Mrs. d. W. Stroud and family and Mrs.
WIN. Houck, of south Limestone street, left
this morning for the Urbana camp-meet-
ing.
Mort G. Baird. of the Lagonda house,
leaves tomorrow for visit to his home at
ZanesviIle, Ohio, and Old Point Comfort.
Virginia.
The private sewer on Market street is eX-
pacted TO be completed this evening. 1t has
been a thorough, though perhaps necessary
nuisance.
The funeral of Captain Joseph Whit
ridge. which occurred on Sunday, is said to
have been one of the largest that ever oc-
rred in Clark county.
Some sneak thief entered the stable Of c.
W. Paynter, the groceryman, and stole
bride and pair of reins. Not the slightest
clue to the thief has been discovered.
A citizens caucus, TO select delegates to
the Peoples convention which meets Thurs
day. will be held this evening at the cooper
shop on Jackson street Ninth ward.
The SIst o. V. l. boys left this morning
at 2:25 o'clock for Somerset TO attend the
regimental reunion there today. General
Phil Sheridan, General W. II. Gibson and
other distinguished warriors were expected
to be present.
There is excellent fishing at present in
Mad river about EnOn. Nearly all the
prominent farmers in that vicinity have pri-
yate carp ponds and the high water has
washed the fish into the stream. Excellent
sport is the result.
The Pythian camp at Middlehass island,
mentioned recently. commences Thursday.
August 2G and lasts for week. Champion
CITY division, No. a, of this city, expects
to take 100 people in camp with II, includ-
ing brass band. Regular military routine
will be observed.
Mrs. Mary Sargent the esteemed mother
in-law of Baggage-master Orrin Layton,
of the Bee Line, reached the sd milestone
in her life yesterday. Abput twenty friends
from the city anI county surprised her at
her residence, No. 773 west High street,
and made jolly day Of it. An excellent
dinner was among the many pleasant
features.
Miss Marie Miller has received from New
York city large and valuable collection of
West Indian ferns and sea-mOsseS. The
latter are exquisite beyond description.
They are mounted upon cardboard in a
manner that shows their delicacy Of fiber
and beauty OF color admirably. They
range in hue from fainteSt pink to amber
color, and are as fine in texture as the thin
est gossamer. The Indian ferns are also
Y .ry rare