Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-03
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

Miss Cora Black has returned from
pleasant visit to Cincinnati.
Mrs. Samuel McGrew left this morning at
10 o'clock for Detroit, Mich.
Officers Swisher and Hughes, of Dayton,
are in the city to-day on business.
Harry Kelley, of Columbus, is the guest
of his uncle, l. IL. Kelley, of north Factory
street.
The Transcript newspaper and material
will be sold at Sherifrs sale next Thursday
a week.
J. j. Buckley, the genial young clerk of
J. NJ. Knote's, is visiting at his home in
Rome, n. Y.
John McGee this morning filed an affidavit
against Mrs. Margaret Sullivan for disor-
derby conduct
John Rhoades, of Columbus, route agent
of the American Express Company, was in
the city to-day.
The Nationals and the Urbanas will cross
bats at the Fair grounds tomorrow afeer-
noon at $50 o'clock.
Frank Carad the genial young clerk of
the Yellow Springs house, made flying
trip TO Springfield today.
William Black and wife left this morning
for Detroit Mich. They may take a trip
up the lakes before returning.
Miss Ingersoll, of Sydney, Ohio. who has
been the guest of Misses Halle and Lillian
Kelley, ,returns home.tomorrow.
Tomorrow afternoon Foley and Hayward
sell the Funk property, on south Yellow
Springs street at public auction.
Dr. c. W. Falcner, his son Irwin, and
Charley Bliss, leave tomorrow for the Lew
iStown reservoir for weeks fishing.
Mrs. john II. Thomas and Mabel Thomas
and Mrs. Rev. W. c. Falconer and son
Walter are visiting in DansvilIe, n. Y.
The Springfield Literary and Dramatic
| Club will give a select hop tomorrow night
at their hall above Shafer's bakery, ,on West
Main street.
Theodore Troupe and wife left at 10
O'Clock this morning for a tripup the lakes
They 20 first to Detroit and proceed from
there by steamer to Cheboygan.
The young people of the Christian church
will give social at the church, near the
corner of High and Mechanic streets, next
Thursday evening. All are invited.
As announced in Sundays issue, Samuel
Hartford. of c. H. Pierce & CO., and Miss
Ella |. Toms will be married this evening.
The license was issued this forenoon.
The handsome residence built by Henry
Funk on Yellow Springs street will be sold
at public sale by Messrs. Foley and Hay
wood at 9 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The famous picture of the battle of Get
tysburg is now on exhibition. The Con-
gregationalists, who were to have gone on
the Thursday following, unite with the ex-
cUrsion.
There will be an excursion to the Sol
dier's Home Thursday, August 5th, by the
First English Lutheran Sunday-schooL
Train leaves c., c., C. Il l. depot at $40
a. IN. Fare for the round trip and return,
7Jc; children, 40c.
Garrett A. Billow, of last years gradu-
ating class at Wittenburg College, has been
engaged for the coming year as teacher of
the Olive Branch school at FOrg's Station.
In connection with this school is the Bethel
township school.
Rev. DIR. J. B. Helwig. of Aron. pastor
elect of the First Lutheran church, was en-
gfged yesterday in company with Mr.. ID.
II. Olds, of the church council, in hunting
house. He will preach the first sermon in
his new charge September IL.
The real estate business in Springfield is |
having distinct boom. Not less than three |
applications were made to one real estate |
agent this morning by parties who own
land in the suburbs. to have them plated |
and sold at public sale as additions to the
city.
This Ohio climate beats the world. Last |
" eek il was hot enough 10 melt brass |
monkey. Yesterday reporter saw lady |
hurryiEg along Market street wearing a
seaI-skin sack, and she didn't look bit too
warm. either. Today is even chillier, and /
oyercoats are coming spectacle.
Xenia Gazette: The bans of marriage
were announced yesterday for the first time
at the Catholic church, between Joseph
Kelly, of Springfield, and Miss Nora
Coughlin, of Xenia. Miss Coughlin has 3
host of friends in this city, and We join
them in wishing her bright future.
Xenia Gazette: Wm. North has for
some time back had steady employment at
the East street shops, Springfield, and will
remove his family to that place as soon as
he can obtain suitable dwelling in the 10
cality desired. This removal will take two
valued Gazette employees, much to our re-
gret.
The First English Lutheran Sunday
school will run an excursion to the soldiers
home Thursday, August 5. Fare for round
trip IS and 40 cents, Including passage TO
the home direct. This promises TO De one
Of the most delightful trips of the season.
The Congregationalists were to have run
an excursion the following Thursday, but,
instead. will unite with them
John A. McCarty, genial Mac" of the
Gazette. went to the lakes today on a short
Iacation. II is now believed that Mac
lined his departure with an amount OF
policy that sayored of inspiration. Not
ess than five irate females called at the a
Iazctte office this morning with the inten- i
io,sof numbering Mac for articles in yes
erday's paper. and it is now thought that :,
he had his health in view when ne left.
Collars and Cuffs specially Rt Home r
team Laundry, 10 w. High street. s