The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-28

Why not lease the road to John Trapp for term
of years? Dayton would be thousands of dollars
better off; our citizens would be happier, and
Macarthur would reap the benefits as well.
Goetze-our fancy druggist--thinks something
of keeping a.record Of the comments and curses
on our unrivaled railroad or rather its manage
ment- SPICY reading, one would think.
The German Baptist Sunday y-school had a very
pleasant entertainment for the school last night
All enjoyed themselves very much. The scholars
acquitted themselves nobly, and they deserve
great praise. The treat was very nice and boun-
tful.
The Sabbath school of the First Baptist Church
gave very fine exhibition in connection with
their annual Christmas treat to the scholars on
last Wednesday night The monument exercise
was worthy of note and was very handsome The
committee of teachers worked assiduously and GER
tainly deserve very great credit. The entertain
ment was grand success and the good things in
abundance were presented 10 the school. The en-
tire audience was also supplied with refreshments.
May they have many more such pleasant reunions.
LUDLOW, KY.
The Kenton Light Guards are leaving nothing
undone to make their Grand Military Assembly at
Armory Hall on New Year's-eve q crownng sue
cess.
The Galaxy entertainment and social hop given
on Christmas eve at the Armory Hall was a de-
cided success in all respects. Miss j nnie Evans,
the handsome and accomplished leading lady OF
the Club, played the part of Mrs. kattleton" to
pct1ectlOn, MISS Dora hrOuI as 'MS lWlIleT
was all the character called for, and the Jane
Chattcrcy" of Mss Lizzie Hagerty was perfectly
irresistible. Mr.. Ben Gravener as 'Twitter'' very
agreeably astOnished his most ardent admirers.
Mr. Charles Archer did very well for beginner,
and Os Hill as the 'StageStrtlck Barber was i'm
mense. The evenings festivities ended with a
grand social hop. Many ladies and gentlemnnSrom
Cincinnati, Covngton, West COvington and the
country were present and were unsparng in their
praise of the social event.
Tho GnItbarp poilrnod Cn,,,popv bovo NIT on
an accommodation train for the convenience of
the people of Ludlow and West COvington dur
ing the obstruction of the river with ice The
Company and their courteous officers deserve the
thanks OF all who cross the river from this point
for their prOmpness in coming to the rescue OF
an almost isolated people Mr.. Conductor Will
lamS has the XII dest wishes OF the people of this
city for his uniform kindness and obliging dispo-
stion to all. The workingmens train leaves here
for Cincinnati at $50 a. m. Packages of sixteen
tickets for 81 are on sale at the depot The citi-
Zens are hard at work in an effort to induce tn"
Company to sell tickets cheaper and make trips
earnestly hoped they will be successful in estab-
fishing regular accommodation line to the city
that ice or low water can not prevent.
HAMILTON.
Miss Root pretty young lady of Connersvile,
Ind, is visiting her friend, Miss Mollie OVENS oil
this city.
The Chief of Police has in his possession stray
head and white fote leg.
In the case of Mary Hopple VS.. John Hopple a
decree of divorce was granted the plaintiff on the
grounds of extreme cruelty.
Rev. Mclean, of the Universalist Church, will
preach tomorrow at Hickory Flats Church, near
Overpeck Station. Hour, 2 80 p. m.
Mrs. Geo. Phillips mourns the loss of scarlet
paisley scarf which she lost somewhere between
7. V. HoWels' store and Third Street.
bo f,,,,a of
occurred yesterday morning, will take place to-
morrow Sunday morning at 9 O'Clock from St.
Mary's Church. lnterment, st. Stephens Gene
terry.
The Hawthorne Cub holds its seventh annual
reception New Years Eve at the residence OF DR..
Edward Paddock on Third street. The following
is the programme of the evening:
From till 9 O'Clock, assembling Of members
and reception of guests.
From till 10, the play entitled "Extravaganza,
or Beauty and the Beast" with the following cast:
be'st
9lr AluSate rum moore
Mrs. u. b. walton
Marrygoda Mrs Josie G. Milliken
Dressalnda.. Miss Emma Paddock
From II till u O'Clock supper
At u O'clock tOaStS and reSpOnSeS