Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-09
MEXICAN ORCHESTRA AT BLACK S
o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND TOMOR-
ROW NIGHT.
LOCAL BRENTIES.

Business in police circles is nprecedent-
edly dull.
r. B. Garfield went to Dayron today on
business.
Mayor Goodwin returned this morning
| from brief trip TO the lakes.
The temperature is gradually rising.
High collars are gradually falling.
Miss Edith Carver. of Troy, is the guest
of her friend. Miss Esther Simpson.
Mrs Rev. DIR. Gotwald returned Saturday
evening from & two-months' visit in Kan
sas.
Lewis Pricer, who has been sojourning
in the west for some time past, has returned
home.
The Mexican Typical Orchestra has ar
rived. and is stopping at the Lagonda
house.
Mail-Carrier Charles Stickney is taking
his vacation, and his place fs being filled by
Jason Dunn.
There was an immense number of Spring
field people at the New Carlisle camp meet
ing yesterday.
Misses Maggie and Lottie Mcclure and
Lena Musselman, of Yellow Springs, are
in the city to-day.
Warden E. G. Coffin spent Sunday and
today in this city. He returns to Column
bus this afternoon.
Work on the new addition TO the l.agonda
House will commence as soon aS the frame
building is removed.
Colonel and Mrs. A. W. Butt returned
Saturday evening from a prolonged trip
through the northwest.
Rev. and Mrs. f. l.. Lord, Of Delhi, o..
are the guests of DIR. A. ii. Vance and
wife, at the residence of DR. Geo. W.
Moore.
Mrs. Amos Miller, wife of the genial
clerk TO Mayor Goodwin, will go to Dayton
on Wednesday for a weeks visit among
friends.
Miss Marie Amen, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Anna Ellis, of south Limestone
street, for the past two weeks. has returned
TO her home in HillsbOro.
Arthur Haynes, an old C., C., c. & l.
man, late of the l.. x NJ, is now running on
the locals between Ludlow Falls and
Springfield on the l., b. Il W,
Or. Jay W. Morrison is oH his feet gain
after spell of fever. General Doc" lost
twenty-five pounds in two weeks, and his
clothes fit him rather forthwithly.
Deputy Sheriff A. J. Baker left at 1:2o
this afternoon for Dayton with John Sulli-
van. who was adjudged insane. Sullivan
was placed in the asylum at Dayton.
Arthur HaineS, formerly OF the C. c. C.
Il L. read. and latterly OF the y. " n, is
now running local passenger train on the
l. b. & W, between this city and Ludlow
Falls.
Robert Queisser. of the l. B. Il W. gen
eral offices, attained his majority today, and
was presented with very handsome gold
watch BY his mother, who resides in In
dianapOlis.
Mrs. Laura Kumler, late of the Cmcin
natl College of Music, and an accomplished
vocalist and instructor, has located in the
city. She is a distinct addition to our
local musical circles.
About sixty German Lutherans and their
families picniced four miles southeast of the
city yesterday. and had very pleasant day
of it. They went out In the cool Of the
morning in carriages.
Riley Shroufe, young man of nineteen,
died Sunday at his late residence, No. 6S
north jackson street Of consumption. The
funeral will occur Tuesday morning at
O'Clock. Intennent at Enon.
II. c. Eisenmenger this morning received
from Superintendent Gwin his commission
as railway postal clerk, and was assigned
to the run between Cincinnati and Cleve
land. He will 90 on duty forthwith.
The babe Of James Leslie Keeler and
wife. residing on the corner of York and
Pleasant street, died at midnight Saturday
night The funeral occurred Yesterday af-
ternoOn at o'clock; burial at Greenmomt.
Charles Riley Sroufe. the l9-year-Old son
of Sylvester and Henrietta Sroufe, residing
OH the corner of Columbia and Jackson
streets, died last night of diphtheria. The
funeral will occur sometime tomorrow at
Enon.
Ed. Middleton is up from Dayton today.
Mrs. Middleton. s0Ibrette of Memorial
Home Theatrical company, was the recipi-
ent of handsosBs basket OF flowers Satur-
day night, presented by the soldiers of the
National home
ID. ii. Roche, agent of the |. B. N w.
here, has been elecled a member of the eX-
ecutive commit ttee of the Association of
Freight Agents of the Middle
and Western States, which organized at
SanduSky Saturday.
At Pfqua, q GreenviIle man was robbed
Of SlOO al the DAYTON and Michigan station
whlle waiting for a nOrth-bound train late
night While he was walking the
station platform two men held him up, took
his money and made their escape.
Chief Walker and other members Of the
gallant Thirty-irst .. V. |. Will leave at
o'clock tomorrow morning for Somerset.
Perry county. to attend the annual reunion
of their regiment, which will be held there
tomorrow. A great time is anticipated.
The ia Miles of c. A. Smith, J. f. Hef
felfnger and Col. w. J. White will go to
the Urbana camp meeting grounds tOmor-
row TO pass week there. They will Oc-
cupy tents that have already been erected
on the gronnd, and good cook taken from
here will attend TO the culinary wants Of
the three families.
Dayton Dumpcrdt: On the morning Of
the 1lth the Bone Dramatic company will
be a thing or The past. Mr.. Huebner and
Miss Sweet will go tu Chicago. Mr. Wilson
viii! go to Cleveland, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Middleton 90 to their home at Springfield.
The rest of the company will proceed direct