The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-16

w. c. HAYNES, with G. Pickelman reserve.
Fourth Ward-Robert Happer and Joseph
Humbrecht, with Mat. Minor reserve. Fifth
Ward-Fred. Beylahd and Chris. Held, with
Theo. Schunmacher. Sixth Ward-G.
Bocscher and b. T. Smith, with P. Noonan
reserve.
COLUNEgsA. O.
Master Monte Farwcl who has been
visiting his relatives in Hudson, O., for the
last month or two, returned home yester-
day.
Quite number of boys, whose names for
certain reasons we withhold, have been an
nOying Mrs. Warren, who resid IS on Will
low street, in the absence of her husband, by
stealing cherries from a tree situated near
the front gate of the yard. When Mrs
Warren appears, they stand off and scoff at
her Such outrageous conduct on the part
of these boys should be prohibited. We
will say boys, for your especial benefit, that
the police are on the lookout for you, and
you had better mend your ways
DAYTON. Ky.
1t is almost year since the water project
was first talked of.
Mr. A. C. Williams says he will fight his
enemies in the Church to the bitter end.
The new dummy and summer car make
"a nice train steaming up Fairfield avenue.
Leonard Trunk may be good tailor, but
as Trunk he is getting quite reputation,
unenvied by most people.
The Moeller Baseball Club have organ
lied for the season, and will tackle the Our
Boys, of Newport, in few days
The subscriptions for the proposed addi-
ton to the Sabbath-school of the Protestant
Episcopal Church are very encouraging.
If the picnic of English speaking Catho-
lies for their new church is not a success it
will not be for any lack of interest on the
managers part. The picnic takes place
next Monday at the Highland House,
Bishop Dudley, Assistant Bishop of the
Diocese of Kentucky, will preach and ad-
minister the Rite of Confirmation at St
Johns Episcopal Church i'll this city on
Friday evening. A class of seven candi-
dates will be confirmed. The music on the
occasion promises to be excellent.
BELLEVUE, Ky.
Mr.. John G. Luhn has festival of his
own once week.
Miss Ella Reed of Chilicothe, Ohio, who
is visiting the Musical Festival, is stopping
with her cousin, Miss Ella Straf1er.
Council meets tonight, when the i'm
provement of Taylor avenue and other i'm
portant matters will be brought up.
The meeting of the Sons and Daughters
of Temperance tonight will be ad-
dressed by Prof Mc4innis and other gem
tlemen from Newport.
The Building Association is not dead
but merely sleeping. Gentlemen of the
Committee, do wake up and do something
or those who have taken shares will be-
come disgusted
Mr.. Alexander Genoway, of Woodford
County, Illinois, is on a visit to his brother,
Mr.. P. F. Genoway, Sr. They have not
seen each other since the war, and it can be
imagined that they were glad to meet after
so long separation. Mr.. Gcnoway will re-
main until next week, and will visit the
scenes ofhis former days in Cincinnati.
The party given last night at the residence
of Miss Agnes Scofield was complete sue
cess. A large number was present, who en-
joyed themselves immensely. About mid
night most excellent repast was served to
the company who did it justice. Dancing
was then kept up until the gray dawn
plainly told that it was time to go home.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
The frost in the last two nights has hurt
nothing So say the knowing ones.
That owl at Mahone's tailor shop attracts
considerable attention. Have you seen him?
If not call and interview him.
There will be II. any an empty pocket and
heavy heart, when the races close Cheer
up, boys, there is good time coming.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather there was large attendance at the
races. The track was very heavy, and the
time slow.
There was quite crowd on the corner of
Main and Limestone streets yesterday morn
ing drawn hither by the man who eats cot
ton, spits fire, and sells corn medicine.
Mr. David S. Wade has moved with his
family to Nicholasville, KY, where he will
engage in the confectionery business. Mr.
Wade is we'll known here and has the best
wishes of many friends for his success in his
new home.
OXFORD. o.
Harry Wetmore is able to be about again
Mayor Davis is taking in the May Festi-
val
Clifford Kennedy, of Cincinnati, is visit,
ing in Oxford.
Quite number of our citizens are attend
ing the May Festival
Mr. Frank Cogdale, of Olney, Illinois, is
visiting friends in Oxford.
Joseph Allendorf has moved into the
Mold property on Beech street
Rev. Dr. Morris, of the Oxford Female
College, went to Cincinnati yesterday morn
ing.
The strawberry festival at the NJ. Z.
Church tonight promises to be grand af-
fair.
The early train put on the c., H. & I. Rail
road is a great benefit to people residing in
Oxford.
c. w. Clough editor of the Attica Jour
nal is visiting his mother in Oxford. His
wife accompanies him.
Twenty-Five young ladies from the West
ern Female College, in this place, attended
the May Festival yesterday.
Robert Morrison, who has been visiting
his mother in this place, departed for Prince
ton University yesterday morning.
The Parmenian Society met on Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mrs Ream.
Some of the instrumental music was warmly
applauded,