The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05

guest of her cousin, Miss Minnie Rodgers.
A large attendance favored the meeting
at the Reading Rooms on Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. NJ. T. Kugler, the new pastor of the
M. u. Church, is liked very much by all
the members.
Mr.. o. E. Walker has taken the agency
for the Phoenix Fire Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. Milligan and family have changed
their residence from Turkey Bottom Road
to Eastern avenue.
Mr.. Mike McCarty, of Pendleton, desires
Lexington" to inform him if he refers to
him (Mike) or 'the fellow that looks like
him." when speaking of the Greenback
question.
Mr.. Robert Shannon, wife and children,
who have resided here for several years,
have moved to the vicinity of Madison,
Ind, where Mr.. Shannon will follow the
farming pursuit
The members of the Baptist Church and
Sabbath-school will give series of enter
talnments for four weeks, one each week,
ior the purpose Of procuring funds to
improve the church premises.
There wiH be social on THURSDAY even
ing OF this week, at the residence of the
Rev. d. +. Harris, given by the members of
the Congregational Church, for the pur-
pose OF passing an evening of mutual en-
Joyment, and becoming better acquainted
with each other.
LEXINGTON, ky.
Amusements plenty this winter.
Uncle Toms Cabin" will soon be here.
Miss Lille Haynes, of Cincinnati, is here
on visit to friends.
Prof. II. A. Saxton sang with his class at
Dayid's Fork Sunday.
The colored schools, we understand, are
in prosperous condition.
The Collectors office, since cleaned up
and renovated, looks well.
Hunting seems to be the favorte sport
now. Another party of hunters left Satur-
day for Cumberland Gap.
Mrs. B. f. Thompson and daughter, of
this city, are visiting Mr. NJ. G. Barlow's
family in Richmond, KY.
Circuit Court is still in progress in Paris.
Colonel Smalley, of Newport, is attending
to q big insurance case there.
The Anna Boyle Combination will at
tract large audiences Wednesday and Thurs
day nights at the Opera-house.
Mr.. Freddie Jones, of Newport, is attend
ing school here at the Agricultural and
Mechanical College. Freddie wants to go
to the navy next year.
give one hundred thousand dollars-in
my mind" sang Billy Emerson Friday
night, ard now all the boys in town have
one hundred thousand dollars-'in their
minds"
The Paris prisoners are kicking because
they were prevented from making an
escape during their confinement in our
Jail. That is why they speak so hard
against Uncle Billy.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. George Shaf1er, of the First Ward,
paid the Queen City visit yesterday.
Frank Ratz was yesterday appointed
guardian of Henry Herved, an insane per-
son.
There will be meeting of Harmony
Lodge No. IA, l. 0. 0. F. A full attendance
is desired.
The ladies of the Baptist Church will give
a 'pumpkin-pie" social next Tuesday even
ing in the lecture-room.
Zeller Shank will this evening lead to the
hymeneal altar the handsome Miss Flora |
Jacobs, of Dayton street.
A petition for divorce was yesterday filed
by Thomas McHale against Bridget McHale, |
on the ground of extreme cruelty and gross
neglect of duty.
Mr.. Jacob Hull and Miss Sue Milliken,
daughter of James Milliken, ESQ.,, will be
united in marriage this evening at the resi-
lcnce of the brides parents, on Second |
street.
SPKiNGFlELD. o.
The young people of the Trinity Baptist
Church give social tonight. Everybody
s invited.
The cracker bakery of Mr.. Charles D.
iauk, on Washington street, will be in
operation in Jew days.
Fred. Engel's horse and wagon, reported
stolen, were found last evening on East
Main street. Some of our "boys" had been
aking in the town with it.
Las Saturday evening sneak-thief en-
cred the sleeping-room of Mr.. f. HI. Clarke
n the Phoenix Building, on Limestone
treet and walked off with valuable opera
,lass. This same party. it is supposed, is
he one who tried to Climb through the
in the Allen Building, but was
discovered, and fled before the police could
Oe called.
Burglars entered the residence of the
,hristys, on West High street, early Sun
ay morning, but were frightened off be.
ore they could secure anything of value.
DAN TON. KY.
What's become of our telephone?
This is John F, Vasche's last day OH
arth-as single man.
Mr., Armacosts spirited young nag ran
way last night. No lives lost.
The omnibus question is being agitated
gain but it seems as if talk is cheaper
han omnibuses.
The Methodist Aid Society was favored
18th a crowded house at the residence of
lrs. Arthur last night. There were over
ne hundred persons present.
The members of the NJ. e. Church and
unday school will meet at the residence of
lr. Hugh Moore Friday evening, to take
teps toward getting up a thanksgiving sup
er.
The Casino Club, at their regular month
' meeting, elected the following officers:
resident, Christ. Hahn; Vice President