Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-17
LOCAL EREMTIES.

LOCAL eREWTIEs.
Warden f. G. Coffin, of the o. r., is in
town.
George Hutchins is visiting in BelIefon
taine.
VIII Carey, of Xenia. is in town today
ON business.
Miss Carrie Hershey is visiting friends in
Hillsboro.
NJ. NJ. Askbaugh returned last evening
from business trip east.
Mrs. Ed Edmundson is visiting Mrs. NJ.
J. Knight, at Bellefontaine.
Dr. Diamond and Frank Good, Esq, were
in Bellefontaine yesterday.
There will be a slight change in the run
ming time of trains on the Panhandle to-
morrow.
A. Holcomb, west of the city. threShed
twenty-seven bushels of wheat to the acre
this week.
Miss Ollie Purcell, of Indianapolis, is the
guest Of her cousin. Miss Stella Purcell. of
west High street.
Dave Cornor, the Enquirer, has rented
No. 20 east High. where he will have head
quarters for the paper and cigar store.
Mrs. Jonas HOckett and children, OF west
Washington street, have gone for few
weeks visit in the south part of the state.
The Cadet band had good crowd at its
concert and lawn fete at Monument square
last night The affair will be repeated to-
night.
J. F. Miller, general superintendent of
the Panhandle. accompanied by his family,
will pass Sunday at the Yellow Springs
house.
4 heavy train of excurSionists from
Kenton and intermediate points. passed
through the city Ell route for Dayton this
morning.
DR.. Leonard has returned from his vaca-
tion tour. He has been resting himself by
making prohibition speeches in various
western states
BY his attorneys. Hagan Il Hagan. Frank
AnSinger filed two cases in common pleas
court this morning TO reverse the decision
of the mayor in liquor cases.
Superintendent W. J. White returned last
night from Topeka, Kansas, where he vas
in attendance on the meeting of the Ma
tional Teachers Association.
The three-weeks-old babe of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. T. Mcconnell died yesterday after
noon. The remains will he taken to Urbana
tomorrow morning for burial.
Only two arrests were made last night.
Thomas Maloy was run in for plain drunk
enneSs and Christopher Kizer was arrested
for abusing his family. The latter was re-
leased on bail.
The current number Of the \. y. Police
Gazette has a thrilling picture of John
Icons fall from a tight rope at the fair
July ). 1t looks as little like
Leon as possible, but is eminently blood
John Hancock. the only child Of Abner
and Isabelle Hancock. aged seven years.
lied this morning at 4:3O o'clock of diphthe
ia, after four days illness. Funeral al
three o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the |
Gl2 west High street, Burial at
7erncliff.
.Dr Charles W. Dunlap exhibited his
in the Arcade, at o'clock |
his morning. by picking two martins off
he iron girderS at the top of the glass roof
lie used an ordinary rife, with flObert
bells The birds were both shot squarely
through the head.
DIR. l.. Z. Russell went TO Indianapolis
on professional business. He was
ding on TO Charlottesville 10 attend to a
nan who had been run over by the cars and
langled. Word was received at Indianap-
lis, however. that the man was dead, and
he trip therefore not made.
'est Ward street. and Mr. Beckmore. of
layton, were united in marriage at the !
ONE of the bride yesterday afternoon at ; !
clock. by Rev. F. G. Mitchell. The we'd
ing was to have taken place at Springfield.
ut owing to the groOm's illness il took +,
Lace as above stated. II
William Peale has made arrangements TO
spoSe of all his real estate except his -
ONE place, and expects to start for Les |,
ngeles, California, next Tuesday. He in
.nds to remove his family, with all his =
lusehOid goods, furniture, horses, carria 1
IS, &c, at an early day and to reside per-
anently on the Pacific coast. This lie 5
,es on account of i'll health. 4