Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-10
LOCAL BREWTlES.


Mrs. W. II. Blee is quite Iii.
Rev. Mr.. OFT, of Brookville, Q, is in the
city today.
T.Y.M Miles, of Columbus, is registered at
the Arcade.
Mrs. Judge Miller is confined to the house
with illness.
J.w. Young, of Atlanta, Ga is at the
Arcade Hotel.
James johnson, jr., is in St Louis on
legal business.
Col. W. B. Nesbitt, of Xenia, was in the
city today on business.
Mrs. Z. L. Keith. of TerTe Haute, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. John Rowe.
Judge r. A. Harrison. of Columbus, was
in the city last night on legal business.
Officer Mast took the Conrad boys over to
Lancaster, to the Reform Farm. this morn
ing.
Miss Gertrude Orr, of Xenia, is the guest
of Mrs. r. J. Miller, of "A South Factory
street.
Mrs. Maria Houston and Miss Ida Hous-
ton, of London, are in the city visiting
friends.
Mrs. Charles r. White went to Dayton
last evening for visit of a few days with
her parents.
Scipio Baker, of the Springfield Metallic
Casket Co.. left on an extended southern
trip this morning.
Mrs NJ. L. Steele went to Enon this
morning to spend several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Webb.
Mrs Biddicombe, of Richmond, Ind, and
her daughter, are visiting Mrs. George
Spence, Mrs. Biddicombes sister.
James Buford, infirmary director, was
summoned to Xenia yesterday in ''mixed
school" case but returned last evening.
The Mitchell Post flag is half mast to
day for double reason, the deaths of Gen.
Hancock and Comrade George Driscol.
Robt. p Grimes and daughter, Mabel, OF
Anderson. Ind, left for their home this
morning, after short visit in this city.
Oscar T. Martin, of Springfield, is en-
gagged in court today as counsel for the c.
c. C. & l. R'y in the Cox case.-Urbana
Citizen.
DIR. Falconer delivered his lecture on
''the Chinese" before the Y. NJ. c. A. al
Xenia last night The lecture was well
received.
Miss Helen Morgan, who has been with
the Bushnells, on East High street, leaves
for her home on Price Hill, Cincinnati,
this morning.
W. A. Scott and family left for Huntsville,
Ala, today. The family will remain the
remainder of the winter and Mr.. Scott a
couple of weeks
George Perkins, formerly of this city, and
late of the Cincinnati Sun, was in the city
lust evening. He is engaged in speciality
work for the ENQUIRER.
Miss Fannie Foley, of Springfield, is Wis
iting Miss Emma Mosgroye, and was pres
ent at the reception given DIR. Atkinson last
evening.-Urbana Citizen.
Miss Helen Ballard, who has been pur-
suing her studies at Carlsruhe, Germany, is
about to join her mother and sister at the
Villa des Roses, at Nice, France.
Several members of the Dayton lodge o.
r. NJ, were in the city this morning to see
about making arrangements for the entire
branch of that city to attend the funeral.
The special services at the q. P. church
are well attended and are increasing in in
terest. They are held each evening except
Saturday. Preaching by Rev. J. IL.
Wright, Xenia.
William B., the three year old son of Levi
Gilliss, died yesterday morning. The fun
eral will take place Thursday afternoon at
three O'Clock from the family residence, IS
North Fisher street.
Pat Hughes, the man who cut Kate Cole
man in fight at the latter's house some
time ago, was taken over to the o. p. this
morning by Deputy-Sheriff A. ]. Baker.
He goes up for one year.
The Cleveland contingent of the Loyal
Legion passed through here in q special car
yesterday afternoon on their way to the
state gathering at Cincinnati. The death
of Gen. Hancock, commander-in-chief of
the legion, was reported to them at this
place.
The city marshal has placed in the hands
of the physicians of the city a copy of the
ordinance passed in 1883 Ito prevent the
spread Of cholera, smallpox and other
malignant Diseases The object is to OBJ.
tain the assistance of physicians and Others
in preventing an increase in the number of
cases of scarlet fever, which is prevalent in
certain parts Of the city.
Mt. Zion church, located on the valley
pike. four miles north of the city, was
totally destroyed by fire about midnight
last night The organ, chandelier, and
other valuable property belonging to the
church had been removed for the purpose OF
safe keeping while the church was being re-
paired All indications point toward incen-
diarism.