Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-12
CASPER'S Drug Store,
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

LOCAL BREVTIES.
Er,..J u. Starr i, visiting friends in this
cdy.
Miss Lilly Kelly Is visiting friends in
Nrnia.
:. \. Bowman went t" Cleveland this
morning.
Andrew McEIwane. Of Nrnia, is i'll the
city t"day.
Adj, Rodgers has parted with his ambro-
sal beard.
The township trustee, meet for orgamna-
ti"n this aftcrHonn.
The Minnie Maddem company are stop
ping at the Arcade hotel
Miss Wrimer is visiting the family of
Rev. DIR. MarIay. in Nenia.
MI L. J. Piles. of II. Limestone street,
is suffering with paralysis of the hand.
Robert FooS leaves here this evening, via
the l. b. Il W, for san Francisco Cal.
T. c. Hirst, travelling passenger agent for
the Union Pacific railroad was in town yes
teriay.
Rev. H. J. Tate will leave for his new
field of labor in Strubenyille, O., tomorrow
morning.
The work has been begun for b. IL.
Warder> magnificent new residence at
Washington.
Nj N,b., N.n,,,-.J g pI,;r ri,,. j.
the guest of Miss ono Calender, of Lime
stone street
The new tennis club meets for organiza-
ton "Wednesday evening at } O'Clock at the
Arcade hotel.
The county commissioners passed the
usual grist of bills at their weekly session
this morning.
Lang's Comedy Company stopped over
here yesterday on their way from Cincin-
matt to Columbus.
Henry Barnes and wife were in Nenia
over Sunday, visiting Mr.. Barnes mother
and other relatives.
Put the streets in good condition. Let
ll''tilll A' Ai'Aflli AlAaAA 'l'lf ltl
the good of the city.
Geo. F. watt, formerly OF this city, now
of Fl Wayne, Ind. made flying visit Ia
his parents yesterday.
George Spence went TO Xenia this morn
Ing to attend 10 some legal business He
returned at II O'Clock.
Ch,rles NJ. Dangherty. late of the L. $.
treasury department. passed through the
city. en route to Urbana.
John {. Carey passed Sunday in Nenia
with his parents. His wife has been visit
ing there for several days.
There was a very interesting dog fight on
the Market square last evening that at
tracted quite little crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arhart, l.. A. lhrig
l.. Banr"th and John Rothemel left last
evening via the l.. b. x W. for California.
This morning Squire Stout did up the
nuptial knot for Charles +. Davidson and
Alice NJ King. both of German township
An mSuSpectimg citizen told Maj" Rice
tu move off this morning. and the next mu-
ment he thought a cyclone had struck him.
Many who are now among the active
business men of Springfield We're not bonn
or mere babes. twenty-five Years ago, when
the first gun of the rebellion was fired.
Mrs. Donayin, residing near SymmeS'
chapel, died yesterday morning after a
Ii
o'clock this afternoon at Symmes' chapel.
c. Hainer was run in yesterday for
drunkenness. Phillip Doud. for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct languiSheS be
hind the bars. Mrs. LinSley is behind the
bars for being drunk.
Mr.. Charles Seaman. the well-known
railroad conductor. has accepted position
on the East Tennessee, Virginia II Georgia
railroad, and will this week remove his
family to Atlanta, Ga
A. l.. LeSSner is authority for the state
ment that the independent and democratic
councilmen are pledged 10 make W. 5.
Thomas president of the council and W. d.
\. O'Brien city clerk.
Mr.. Huffman, an old gentleman who
lives near Enon. tell on the pavement this
morning, and so injured his back that he
had Ia he assisted to his wagon and in To il,
80 that he could 20 home
f. II. COe. conductor of the Nypando
express that was wrecked in the west end
on Saturday. had a basket of eggs in the
overturned baggage car. and strange to say
not one of the eggs was broken.
The ''old time" SupperS, To be given at
the Congregational church, Thursday and
; o'clock in the afternoon. are To be very
fine affairs, and the charge is TO be only p
cents.
The city poor have been better taken care
of during the past winter than for wears be-
fore. and only about onr-third the amonnt
of money has been spent for charitable pur-
poses. Such is the advantage of associated
charities.
Mrs. George Page. aged about 30, resid-
ing at No. - Railroad street. died at an
early hour Sunday morning. from the effect,
OF Il cancer in the breast. The funeral will
occur tomorrow afternoon at the North
Street Baptist church.
Rev w. y. Br"adbeck, first pastor of 81.
Paul church. will be in Sprinfield calling ON
friends Wednesday of this week before
going to Boston about the first of May
He will preach in St. Paul church on We'd
neSday evening, April IA, at $50. All
friends cofdially invited.
Rev. Dr. Falconer preached yesterday
morning to a very large congregation on the
remedy for all labor and other troubles now
a .itating the country. lie showed very
clearly that the simple ethics of the New
Testament adopted and practiced by all