Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-27
CASPER'S Drug Store,
LOCAL BREVITES.

Miss Mary Nelson goes to Dayton on
visit Monday.
Mr.. Wheeler, of the F. & p NJ. railway,
i in the city.
Sheriff Rankins, of Fayette county, is in
the city to-day.
Mrs W. IL. Warren, of the north side is
spending a few days in Cleveland.
EvaIine Mason was::run in last evening on
a warrant charging her with fighting.
Mrs. q. ). Robson and Miss Emma
Pierce. Of Urhana. are in the city today.
Miss Carrie and Kate Kindle and sister
are about to take trip to the northwest.
W. F. Bond and family left this morning
for Upper Sandusky on a visit To friends.
Born to MI and Mrs. W. II. and Matte
Sayers, Il Fisher street, a bouncing big
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Crothers have ar
rived at their future home in Los Angeles,
California.
Miss Edith Kelly. of this city. is the
guest of her uncle, A. II, Carrie, and fam
lily. of Nrnia.
Miss Maria Bennett. who has been the
guest Of friends in South Charleston, has
returned home.
STAGE Rankin. WeS. Rowe and Henry
Bateman. of South Charleston, are in town
today on business.
William Price colored, was patrolled last
night for being drunk and disorderly. and
for abusing his family.
Misses Mary and Josephine Cathcart, of
Columbus. are the guests of their brother,
Charles Cathcart and wife.
Mrs Jacob Beelman, of Bloomville Ohio,
j. visiting her daughter. Mrs. o. 5. Hot
man. north Mechanic street.
Miss Julia Ferguson. of the Barrett pub
fishing house. is taking her summer vsca-
ton, her younger sister having just II.
turned.
Miss Nanni' Knott, of Sioux City. Iowa.
is the guest of her relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. ID. Wallace. south Yellow Springs
street
Mrs q. Lavine and children. who have
been the guests of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. solomon p. Lessner, of this city. have
returned home.
Jacob Carter, drunk and diSorderly. VIM.
McCafTrey. Harry Williams and John Moore
for lettering, were lodged in the station
house last night.
l.. {. Morris. q. p Anderson. W. Q.
ClayPool and ). A. Barger, of the |. B. K
W. are in town today on business connect
rd With their road.
The Misses Clara and Ida Austin.
daughters Of W. F. Austin. after passing
i've weeks with friends in Delaware
county. have returned home.
Miss Hattie Kelley has returned from a
visit to Washington c. II. Miss Lillian
Kelley left last evening on a visit to Miss
Lillian Clark, at Dayton.
Miss Nell Macarthur. of New Carlisle.
arrived in the city today to be the guest Of
Miss Elpha Miller. She will attend the
teachers institute next week.
The following from the Urbana Citizen
reflects somewhat on the camp meeting
The police court has quieted down since
camp meeting. and few arrests are made.
Married. on Thursday morning, August
IL, 1856, at the NJ. p. parsonage, IS Lin
coin avenue. bv Rev. {. S. Evans, Charles
l.. Eddy and Miss Selicia Anderson. both of
Springfield township Clark county, Ohio.
Mrs. W. 5. Huffman will remain a
few days longer at Chautauqua. BY re-
quest 0f Prof. w. +. Sherwin, of the Bos-
ton conservatory of music, she read To his
Chautauqua choir, the other day, and was
greeted with generous degree of applause.
South Charleston Sentinel: Miss Adde
Gillette. of Kinnane X Wren's dry good,
store, Springfield. accompanied by her
mother Mrs. A. Gillette. visited several
days the past week with Mrs. J.W. Walker,
on Chillicothe street
This morning Charles Cathcart, local
agent of the Adams Express Company,
made a contract with the Hanika Iron
Fence Co. to take 10000 pounds of fencing
and fancy iron work to Columbus. To be ex-
hbited al the state fair there next week
Rev John Frantz died last Tuesday even
ing. aged eighty years. He was inferred
"Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock Mr..
Franz was a resident of New Carlisle and
vicinity for many years. having been an in
valid several years. He was well-known
throughout that neighboreOOd as a good
Christian worker, and will long be remem-
bered H. such He leaves a wife and sey-
eral children 10 mourn his loss.
Next Tuesday, o'clock a. M, the Miami
Christian conference will convene in the
Christian church of New Carlisle. and will
continue at least three days, perhaps four.
All who wish to attend this conference and
listen tu the discussion OF the various sub
j"ct> that will come before ii for its action,
arr cordially invited to do 50. In the even
in-S there will be preaching. Rev. f. A.
Coil former pastor Of the congregation.
will preach on Monday night.
Fast Time.
Train No. -. on the y. Y. p. X O.. which
arrives here from the east at l0:31 a. NJ.
make, some remarkably fast time. Several
i.1-. ,,po il ran from Kent ia naytou TO-