The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-30
Minstrels matinee and evening perform
ance, New Years Day. in the 0pera-house.

Minstrels. matinee and evening perform
anoe, New Years Day. in the 0pera-house.
. WAPAKONETA. o. 4.
Representative Sawyer spent Sunday in
Wapak0neta. .5..-
Miss Minnie Morey of this place is visit.
ing Miss Alice Vanatta at Lima.
DR.. J. II. Nichols Jr.. and wife returned
to their home in Deshler, o. to-day.
James Slicer returned to-day from a
brief trip through Northern Indiana.
Maurice Rony spent Sunday In Piqua.
Two visits In one week must mean some
thing-eh, Maurice2
In the absence of the regular M. K min
lister, Rev. Mr. Hunter. services were con-
Quoted yesterday in the N. K. Church by
Rev. D. L. Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Il. Haywood entertained
number of friends at their residence, on
East Auglaize street, Saturday evening, il
being the tenth anniversary of their we'd
ding
Mr.. w. G. Hall, formerly Deputy Sheriff
of Williams County, and more recently G.
G. and b. w. at the Burnet House of this
place, departed for Lima to-day. Let Lima
prepare for sensation.
The Wapakoneta Cornet Band will give
its seventeenth annual ball at Dieker 4
Fishers Hall on New Years Eve The
usual large attendance will doubtless be
greatly increased this year.
The Auglaize Common Pleas commences
its January session next Monday. There
will be for hearing one hundred and twenty
cases and three criminal cases. The Grand
jury will have an unusual number of COM
plants to examine, public interest being
centered in that against John Wagner, ac-
cnsed Of completely in the murder of Frank
Lindenberg at New Bremen on the 9th
OF November last.
al. GEORGETOWN. KY.
The New Orleans Minstrels will appear in
Barlow's Hall Friday night, January I'd,
1880.
Wednesday night the Episcopal Church
Sunday-school had Christmas tree, which
was very fine
The Christian Church Sunday school had
a Christmas tree Friday night, and each
child received present.
Some unknown persons have been cut
ting the hitching posts down in front Of
the Courthouse. The result of not having
night watchman.
From this day Mr.. O'Toole will represent
the STAR. He is experienced in the bust
ness, and 1t is hoped the old patrons will
continue and many more be added to the
list.
Mr.. Geo. H. Utter's squirrel died of sore
head Monday, December 29th, at fifteen
minutes of o'clock a. m., and its funeral
was we'll attended at Mr.. Berndt's dinner
table at ~ IN.
Shooting fre-crackers was the leading
Christmas amusement for the boys. At
night a concert was given by the M. Il.
Church Sunday. school, after which the chill
dren received their presents. The church
was beautifully decorated with evergreens
and notices, every speaker performed his
part we'll and the Sunday school deserves
great credit.
GREENFIELD. o.
Monthly Union Temperance Meeting at
Town Hall next Sunday evening, January
4th. A good time is expected. Special
efforts are being made to make the services
Is interesting as possible.
The Temperance meeting held last Sab
bath at M. E Church was conducted by the
ladies. Several speeches we're made. and
some of them very good. Some Of the sis
ters were little personal and pointed In
their remarks.
mIDDLETOWN. o.
s. B. Berry, Of Hamilton, O.. was in town
yesterday.
J. W. Bennett, Of Lebanon. o.. peeped in
ON US yesterday.
Captain J W. A. Gillespie and family are
visiting relatives at Delaware, Ohio.
Job Owens, an old resident of Hamilton,
O TO-, was visiting his many friends here
yesterday.
Mr.. August Seibert is lying dangerously
sick with bilious fever at his residence on
Fourth street.
DR.. VIM. Burns, OF Cincinnati, and Miss
Alice Manning of Newport, KY, are. the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Goolrick on Broad
way. a.. ...
Miss Iva Bevenger and Effe Oglesbv, Of
this place, will not spend New Years Day
and keep open house in Hamilton, as re-
ported in Sundays Enquirer.
There will be game of foot ball played
New Years Day between Tytus Papermill
boys and the Middletown High School Club
on the grounds Of the latter if the weather
permits.
There will be grand ball given at Lamb s
Hall New Years Eve for the benefit of st,
Paul's Church. This will be grand time
for everybody. Everyone invited. No i'm
proper characters admitted.
Mrs. Milissa Hudson, wife of VIM. Hud-
son, died Monday morning at 10 O'Clock,
at her residence on North Broadway, of
consumption, aged twenty-four years,
three months and nine days and will be
buried tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Funeral services at the Baptist Church by
the Rev. Thomas Gull.
EATONs o.
Miss Maggie Kline is visiting friends at
Logansport Ind. ..e
VIM. Davis, of Dayton, O., Is visiting
friends at this place.
Miss Lizzie Walker. of Cincinnati, is visit
ing Miss Rettie Richey
W.. Gilmore, Chief Justice of Ohio. and
family are visiting at their home Ia this
place.
Tcku Aln~arLou 10 49, IL