The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-16
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
HARRISON. o.

HARRISON. o.
Dr. Mullins will leave US soon.
Marsh. Wherrett and wife have gone to
indianapolis to live.
While some freight cars were lying on
the side track at Valley Junction Wednes-
day night they were broken open and
robbed of goods to the amount of 500. A
lot of tobacco for John Small and lot of
ready-made clothing for Tebbs Bros. were
taken. No clue yet to the thieves.
LUDLOW. Kr.
Mrs. DR.. Jones is off on a visit to Cleve-
land
Mrs Barr is spending few days at Chau-
tauqua Lake.
Mrs. Closson is in Titusville, Pa, visiting
relatives there.
No services in the Presby yterian Church
tomorrow, the pastor Rev. Mr.. Steen,
being absent at Crittenden, Ky. Mrs
Steen is absent from home, visiting friends
in Xenia o.
WEST COylNGTON.
Mr.. Stewart Eaton will soon return home
for short visit
The Buchanan Bros. spent Wednesday at
Lake Chautanqua.
We are happy to state that Mrs. Bu-
chanan is conyalescing.
The buildings of Messrs. Clark & Kinney,
on the River Road, are rapidly nearing
completion, and will soon be ready, for
them to move into. They are quite an i'm
provement to the town.
Services at the N. z. Church tomorrow
morning by Rev. A. ID. Aiken; in the after
noon by d German Methodist preacher and
at night by Rev. Mr. Butts, besides class
meeting and Sunday-school during the day.
HOME CITY.
With the weather permitting we will
have the largest Republican turn out this
evening on record. Bring your neighbors
with you and wake the village up.
There is a rumor in circulation that
Home City is to have her new station-house
decked with the telegraph office and Post
office; three or four side tracks are to run
around it; all trains, including freight, are
to stop, and the yellow flag is-well, we'll
not make swine OF ourselves.
A meeting of the Methodist SociA was
held at Mr.. John Moores this week. There
we're between seventy and eighty in attend
ance, and it was pronounced success in
size, enjoyment and everything that make
w
of any relation existing between Mr. John
Moore and Tom Moore, the poet, but
"EIeres health to you, John Moore"
nELLEvUE. Kx.
Work in the brick-yards has again ceased
on account of rain.
The special election for Justice of the
Peace is set for the first Monday in Sep
tember.
Rev. f. L. Sanders will conduct the usual
service in the M. Il. Church tomorrow af
ternoon.
Rev. Mr. Muse pastor of the Columbia
street Presbyterian Church, Newport has
been making calls on members of his flock
in Bellevue.
The temperance meeting will be ad.
dressed tomorrow night by Messrs. Geig
ner and Wheeler, of Cincinnati Choice Sc
lections OF music will be furnished by
Messrs. Green and Horner, who have been
here several times before.
We are informed that an immense list Of
names signed to remonstrance will be sent
tn Council at its next meeting. The
signers think that Bellevue don't need 9
Jail. They therefore want the matter re
considered. A big kick is now becoming
general among the citizens who kicked al
an ordinance almost two years.
HAMILTON.
CT. Wood, OF Hesperia, MICH, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Blatt wife of John Blatt, died
Thursday night.
The Home Dramatic have rehearsal to-
morrow afternoon.
Superintendent L. D. Brown departed
for Eaton to-day.
The Sessil family are detained in Chicago
on account of sickness.
Mr. Jas. B. Parker has returned from hi.
business trip to Harrison.
Mr.. r. smallhead has gone to Cambridge
TO visit his family, who reside there.
The Second Ward Hook and Ladder
wagon is again repaired and ready for biz
TIE boys who attended the picnic at Col
lege Corner say they had ga-lorious time
L. C. Cverpeek was in the city yester
day. and says it was a good day for bust
ness
Rev. John Phetzing has recovered from
mis- late illness, and will occupy his pulpi
tomorrow.
Candy John made the streets of Hamil
countenance.
VIM. II. Whitehead changes his place o
residence to near the corner of Eighth ant
Vine streets to-day.
Tile c., Fl. & D. pay car passed over tht
road yesterday, and meted out many farth
ings to the happy recipients.
The Emerson Society gave a pleasan
surprise party last night. in honor Of tn,
accomplished Miss Jessie Fox.
Mrs. VIM. Sortman goes to Middletowr
to-day to spend few days visiting anon.
her many friends and relatives.
The game of baseball that was to havt
been played yesterday at Woodsdale, wa
postponed on account of bad weather.
Fl. A. Wake and daughter returned from
Woodstock yesterday, where they went tt
attend the funeral of Dora L. Wake, de
ceased.
A runaway on Ludlow yesterday. w,
we're unable to learn the names of the in
terested parties who found their wagon