The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-27
COVINGTON.

letter from Dr. w. a. 1lall announces
he is improving.
Miss Bergy of Utica n Y. is the guest of
her sis er, Mrs. Major Michaels.
At Odd-fellows' Hall tonight the Knights
of Pythias will give grand reception.
Mr.. John Weaver will set magnificent
supper tonight at the X. O. P. reception.
Mr.. Ben. Mecklenborg will entertain the
Forrest Dramatic Club at his residence to-
night
Pat King was mulcted $4 this morning
by the Mayor for an overdose of Robinson
County whisky.
Twenty-Five thousand pounds of dressed
turkeys arrived OH the X. c. Railroad this
morning for New York.
The popular Twilights Dancing Circle
will occupy Drexelius Hall tonight in a
terpsiehorean reception
Mr.. D. c. Collins has consented to become
candidate for Councilman in the First
Ward. This is another God-send to the
city.
The German Pioneer Society held their
fest at Wellings Hall last night. Speeches
were delivered and a sumptuous repast dis
cusSed.
Mr.. George Rothers and Miss Regina
Hem were married this morning at St.
Mary's Cathedral, Rev. Father Brandts
officiating. ... .....
The marriage of Mr. Henry Berndt and
Miss Emma Salter will be celebrated to-
morrow evening at the residence of the
bride, on Garrard street.
Miss Kittie Wurster, daughter of Mr.. c,
F. Wurster, is to be married on the 4th
prox. to Mr.. A. B. Nolte, book-keeper al
Bodmann's tobacco warehouse.
Thanksgiving services will be held at he
Madison.street Baptist and other Protestant
Churches. Regular Thanksgiving services
will be held at the Episcopal Church
Elegant cards of invitation are out an
nouncing the marriage of Mr.. A. b. Nolte
and Miss Kittie Wurser on December 4th
at the BRIDES residence, on West Fifth
street.
COUNTY COURT -Finell MADEIRA was ap-
poin ed administrator of the estate of James
Michael Murray. The Banklick Turnpike
Company was ordered to make their dis
bursements more definite and certain.
THANKsGIvING DAY. - The schools close
this evening and remain closed until next
Monday morning.
The public offices will be closed to-mor-
row.
The funeral of Mrs John O'Donnell took
place this morning from the Cathedral.
Requiem mass was celebrated on the occa-
sion. Her remains were inferred in St.
,blary's Cemetery, to which place they were
followed by a large concourse OF sorrowing
friends. ..
CRIMINAL CoURr.-A. Horton, Samuel
.Galbaugh, w. Y. Sedan, Joseph w. Kyle
and Geo. Halt, vending lottery tickets, 500
and costs each; Morris Moses and w. Y.
Sedan, same, 5000 and costs each. The
case of Mart D. Wayman, charged with
usurpation in office, was given to the jury
at 120 O'clock. Joe Broxten's trial was con-
.tinued. John Reagan will be tried this
afternoon. ...
How many able bodied, active Deputy
Sheriffs does it take and how long does 1t
kethem, with forthwith warrant of ar
rest, to find and capture a small Snowman
whose home and place of business are in
the center of the city, and who is in town
all day and all night every twenty -four
hours? If Kenton County had a good
Sheriff the chap referred to would have
been captured long ago. u~,nl ..e
AT o'clock yesterday evening Mr.. Vim.
H. Bond and Miss Dollie NJ. Marnan were
married at the residence of the brides
parents ON Madison street. Rev. George r.
DuSDcc pcIloTlutu lue ceremony, WHICH
was followed by magnificent supper
heartily enjoyed by host of invited guests
The presents were many, useful and orna-
mental. Mr.. and Mrs Bond departed for
New York on bridal tour last night.
AT ST. Joseph's Church yesterday morn
ing Mr. Henry Schulkers and Miss Mathil-
da Vogt were united in marriage. The at
tendants were Anton Bilser and Lizzie
.Schulkers, John Westerhouse and Louise
Vogt, Harmon Dckman and Josie Scho-
muller A reception was held at Turner'S
Hall last night, in which a number of
guests participated. The Diamond Dancing
Circle, of which the groom was a member
presented him with some magnificent pres
ents. Mr.. John Valentine. OH behalf Of the
Club, made the presentation speech.
-.. NEWPORT.
The Post-office will close at 10 q. m. to-
morrow.
Remember the A. o. H. Ball at Odd
fellows Hall tomorrow night.
The Public Schools will close tonight and
remain SO until Monday morning.
P. j. Dttoe, ESQ.,, of Wheeling, w. Va, is
the guest of his brother, George M. Dittoe,
editor of the Local.
Thanksgiving services will be held at the
Taylor-street M. e. Church and the York
street Congregational Church tomorrow.
The Ladies Aid Society met last night at
the residence of Mr.. Gus Artsman. Active
measures were taken toward the relief of
the suffering poor of the city.
Thanksgiving will be observed here as
general holiday. Business generally will be
suspended, and the banks and various city
and county offices will be closed.
Scarlet fever is raging to a great extent.
Mr. Thomas Weston, the grocer, has three
children down with the disease and one
died this morning. The other three are in
. critical condition.
A Thanksgiving festival, to consist of
choice vocal and instrumental music, reci-
tations &c, will take place at Grace NJ. f.
Church tomorrow. A grand dinner and
supper will be served on the occasion, and