The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-20
COVINGTON.
Choral concert tonight.

Mrs. P. Goldsmith and her son Oscar left
last night on visit East.
Mr.. Theo. Wolking and family have re-
turned from pleasant visit to West Lib
erty, Ind.
The Gems will give one of their enjoya-
BILE soirees at Drexelius Hall tomorrow
night.
A telegram from New York this morning
announces the arrival there of Rev. Bishop
Toebbe.
George Meyers was fined S. by Esquire
Tebbs this morning for trespassing ON the
farm of W. P. Devou.
Walter Rankin kicked two of Julia How
ards ribs in last night She still lies in a
critical condition.
Mr.. w. T. Hanks was this morning ap-
pointed assignee of H. l. Shinkle, and VIM.
Condell of VIM. Barron.
Miss Lottie Cook, very attractive young
lady of Salem, o., is the guest of the family
of Councilman Thos. Woods.
Hayden Petty, an old and well-respected
citizen of this county, died at his home,
near Ryland's Station, this morning.
Miss Mamie Barton rendered her numer-
GUS friends a delightful party at her resi-
uCllCc vi w tSL L HiIu ol1GcU ldSb lllSi1U
Judge W. w. Cleary would like to prose-
cute the man who stole his watch from his
pocket at Robinson's Opera house last night
Ike Johnson and Alex. True, the two
"Gams" who were yanked in by Officer
Bolan, were fined So each by Mayor Athey.
Rev. Father Sebastin Arnold, of st.
Josephs Church, was yesterday granted a
license to solemnize the rites of matri-
mony.
Miss Anna Rogers, the handsome grand
daughter of J. G. Falls, the banker, will be
married October 10th to Mr.. Overton Price,
of Hillsboro, O.
Nat Pepper, well known in this city, is
down with yellow fever in Southern city,
and Major Albert Withers has the same dis
ease at Louisville.
The funeral of Mr.. Henry Greenup, who
died suddenly at his residence, on Russell
street, took place this morning from the
Mother of God Church.
The stable of Dennis Mead, near Florence,
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss
about $780, A fine stallion was burned to
a crisp and another one barely escaped.
The action of Council last night in COM
pelling owners of dogs to come up and pay
their taxes or be fined has caused good
many of the boys to toe the chalk line.
John Homer, of this city, was awarded
prize at the X. of P Convention at Lexing-
ton, for having secured the largest number
OF new members to any one Lodge in a
year.
Mr.. Huefellinger, who was convicted on
the charge of arson in the Falmouth Grim
inal Court was taken to the Pententiary
yesterday. She has one child and will soon
again become mother.
Walter Cleary, the efficient man of the
Enquirer, leaves tonight for Chicago on a
business of a delicate nature. He took a
suit of conventional CLOTH white necktie
and pair of lavender kids with him.
The ball given last night for the benefit of
Mrs. Mcdonald at Drexelius Hail. was at
tended by over two hundred couple, all of
whom spent an enjoyable evening. The at
sractive Miss Kate Finnegan was the chief
lady on the occasion.
Dennis Kehoe, night engineer at Walsh &
kellogg's distillery was severely burned on
the arm and face by the explosion of bar
rel of whisky at the distillery last night.
kehoe lives in Newport.
City Council last night The dog tax Or
dinance is to be strictly enforced, and the
Marshal was instructed to serve notice on
the White Line to repair their track. The
official proceedings in full will appear in to-
morrow's STAR
CIRCUIT CoURT-Resentalv Light; cause
heard and case dismissed. J. F.. Lowe, re-
ceiver, VS.. H. S. Percival defendants mo-
ton to paragraph petition heard and over
ruled; defendant excepted and filed demur-
rer TO petition. I'll. Adams, Treasurer of
st. Joseph,s Church, VS.. G. F. Supple; judg-
ment for plaintiff in the sum of $3.50 81. W,
s. Neely and Fl. c. Theising admitted to
practice at the Bar.
Mr. David, the well-known news agent,
accompanied the K. of P. to Lexington.
AS soon as his presence was known he was
waited upon BY! delegation of newspaper
men of that city and heartily welcomed.
In the evening he held reception in the
parlor of the st. Nicholas and instructed
the press gang how to succeed in their pro-
fession.
These beautiful cooks, those model cooks,
With their lovely smiles and roguish looks:
The young mans heart beats Tup-a-dub-dub
When he goes to that Model Cooking Club
The young ladies composing this organ
fzation gave an entertainment at Odd-t EEL
lows Hall yesterday for the benefit of the ,
fUver fund. All the gentlemen went and
spent their last dime, for those bewitching
cooks have only to cast their sparkling eyes
Oh fellow, and the money slides out of
his pocket, just as easy, The entertain
ment was an assured success from the first. |
NEWPORT.
J1hn Houck, who lives at Ten Mile, was
thrown from his horse and received bro
ken rib,
The Committee appointed to investigate
che "ges made against the Board of School
Examiners, will meet at the Ringgold-street
School-house tonight.
The protracted meetings being held this
week at the First Baptist Church are large
" attended. Prayer" will be the subject
OF the discourse tonight.
GRAND JURY's REPORT. Nolan,
grand larceny; William McCoombs, receiv-
Ing stolen goods; John Barlow, for selling
liquor to an inebriate, and John and Anna
Reightener, fornication, were dismissed.