Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-02
Main st.. Fisher. Bu,,dips, springnel
LOCAL sREurIes.

The police all look extremely natty in
their new straw hats.
Mrs. W. T. Wilson, of Logansport, Ind.
is guest Of Mrs. l.. NJ. Harris.
The remains of the late Rev. c. S. Evans
were shipped to Cincinnati today.
1t is reported that Col. Stewart is very
much improved and able to sit up.
John Kane, the saloonist, was discharged
In police court yesterday afternoon.
Misses Gertrude Means and Emma Wells,
Of Yellow Springs, are in the city today.
Mr.. 1. B. Rawlins has so far recovered
from his late illness as to be able to come
down town.
Mr.. Henry Starrett passed q bad night
last night and his condition grows more
critical hourly.
Mint Dudley, G. O'Brien and John Casey
were each fined IS and costs this afternoon
for drunkenness.
Julia Freeman, the old timer, got $40 and
costs In police court this afternoon for dis
orderly conduct.
Mr.. Fred Marsh, travelling man for E.
w. Ross & Co., is in the city. He leaves
for the east tonight
At Christ church Sunday afternoon the
subject of the sermon to young men will be
ASHAMED Of Jesus"
The evening service Of the High street
NJ. z. church will be held at p. m. Rev.
DR.. Rust will preach.
Next week will be commencement week at
the High street seminary. -Four distinct en-
tertainments are to be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Renchler celebrated
their fifteenth wedding anniversary last
evening with large company.
Rev. Mr.. Andrew. of Cleveland, will
preach at ST. Johns German Lutheran
church, on Fisher street. tomorrow.
Owen Gaffrey was dismissed in the po-
lice court this afternoon on the charge of
stealing ham at the Clarity wake Satur
day evening.
One building permit was issued at the
city clerks office this morning to Peter II.
Patton for a frame addition to house in
Fifth ward, s4oo.
Mint Dudley and G. O'Brien were arrested
by Officer Creamy yesterday afternoon for
drunkenness. They were beastly drunk
and running against ladies and other peo-
pie on the street.
Judicial matters are dull. Thecircait court
had the smallest docket it ever undertook
upon this bench and the light criminal bus
mess of the term has already been finished
up in the court of common pleas.
Messrs. John Parsons, Samuel Lafferty
and 0len Rouse were in Cincinnati last
evening, where they witnessed the confer
ring of the order of Knights of Malta in
full form at the Scottish rite cathedral.
Mr.. L. S. Weaber died at l o'clock this
afternoon Of heart disease. He was well
known as an insurance man. The funeral
will probably take place on Monday after
noon from his late residence on north Plum
street.
Officer "Baldy" Mast has been temporar-
lily assigned to the patrol house in the va
cancy produced by the expiration of the
term Of Officer Croft. More changes will
be made next Wednesday when the new
officers go on.
There will be an important called meet
ing of the Henry Highland Garnett club
tomorrow tSunday) afternoon at o'clock,
to make arrangements for the lecture by
the Hon. Fred Douglas on the 14th inst.
Every member should be present
Mrs. Captain Brown. of Cleveland.
formerly Miss Eva Seibert, of this city, is
reported to be in very critical condition
at Cleveland from lung trouble. Mrs
Browns many friends sincerely trust that
the situation is not SO bad as is feared.
Police Clerk Arthur Morrill, made his ap-
pearance this morning In handsome little
two-wheel ''drag, ye KNOW" drawn by his
famous pony. 1t is clever rig and the
clerk appears to intense advantage in it. |
The reporters will ride-or create trouble.
Oficer Thompson went out above Lagoon
da this morning and recovered knife, |
which was one of the articles stolen from
the Children's Home recently. 1t was in |
possession of a domestic working for
family named Winger. The rest of the
goods are believed to be at New Moore
field.