The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-16
Local FerSO % ais.

Mrs. Dr.. Skinner is seriously i'll at thu
Burnet House.
Rev. Tuerke celebrated his sixty-ninth
birthday yesterday.
Booth fingers no longer with our base
ball team. He signed his release yes.
terday.
l.. j. Hunter and wife, newly mar.
rled, of Versailles, Ind, were at thH
crawford House last night.
Mr.. John b. Habig, the well-knoHR
Slxth-sireet under taker, is the father of
a lively and bouncing little boy.
Mr.. Louis Ballenberg left for Colum-
bus to-day to fl an engagement with
Miss Thursby in concert al that place.
Josiah Brown, B. G.. Burney and L.
l.. Wood, Indian Delegation, Chickasaw
Nation, are in the oity, en- route to WASH
ington.
Mr.. G. B. wingate, the Covlpgtou
horlst, Will leave in a short time with
his l family for Nagolin Island, Bronson,
Florida.
Governor viii Cumback will lecture
TINS evening in the Trinity III. e Church
ON Ninth street. Subject-"fhe Reign
of King Bogus"
Mrs. M. Feschheimer, of Walnaf
Hills, was the winner OF the needle
work "Ossian," ratified for yesterday ut
the Germania House.
Mr.. Edwin Booth, with his wife ana
daughter, were at the Grand Hotel yea-
ttrday, On their way East from trip to
the Mammoth Cave, KY.
DR.. B. +. Laird, of Coyinqton, was
married last evening to Miss Ellen
zimmerman, q only daughter of the late
solomon Zimmerman, OF Clifton.
Col. Gu,. Artsmau, OF Covington, en-
tertained few legal friends, Including
Judges . Hara, Cleary and Perkins.
and Frank Helm, Esq, at the Hotel Eua.
cry last night.
Mr.. Lewis Voight, Vice Presidens cd
the Board OF Aldermen, who 10 now suE
terlng from illness, will start tomorrow
for the Hot Springs, where he will re.
main during the winter.
Parker Pillsbury, of Boston, delivers
lecture before the E glish-speakins
section OF the Worklngmen's party to-
night at N o'clock, at Empire Hall, on
Sixth street, between Smith and Mound.
Mr.. G. s. NieId, OF Harrodsburg. Ky.
editor of the Harrodsburg Reporter, wss
married to Miss Luta Adams, next eid-
that place, in this city yesterday.
John l. Coyington, Esq. Secretary and
Superintendent of the Cincinnati insmr.
ance Adjustment Company, left iass
night for Chicago to look after the inter.
ests OF the Z Cincinnati insurance compa-
nles who have lost by Wednesday
nights tire in Chicago.
Mr.. Henry Hedges, former law part.
ner OF tue Hon. John Sherman, of Mans.
neld, Ohio, ana present Grand Master os
the l. y o. 4. OF Ohio, 10 in the city, a
guest OF Auditor Cappeller. He dedi
cate l. the new Odd-fellows' Hail a.
SedamsviIle last night.
Mr.. George j. Luckey, Superintendent
of the Plttsburg schools, was presauk
yesterday at several OF the ditferent
schools of our city. He was accompan-
led by G. A. Kehew, Secretary of the
Pittsburg School Board. They are Ga
their way to ST.. Louis and Chicago te
inspect school matters in those cities.
MIR. John Butcher, Jr., son OF the
Well-khown Newport brewer oil the same
name. was married last nIght to Mss
May Schneider, of this city. The oere.
mony was performed In St. johns
Church, corner OF Twelfth and Rm
streets, and the reception took place nj
ochneioers Hotel, corner OF Second aaa
Broadway.
MIR. LOWS I. Mills, son of j. r. Mills,
OF this city, WAS m .rriel last Wednes-
day evening to Miss Bessie Lamar. at
The residence of the BRIDES pareats In
Aurora, lnd. Rev. A. W. Freeman. OF
the Presbyterian Church, performed The
ceremony. They will take up their resi-
hence wi b Mr.. anu Mrs. j. Il. Mills,
East Walnut Hills.