The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-31
OUR NEXT.DO0R NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
KENTON. o.

Mr.. Kaisers brick add ton to his carriage
works is going up fast. 1t will make quite
fine appearance when finished.
VIM. Eskman, an employe in the Wilson
Broom Factory, has been quite sick the
past week, but is now able to be out.
Davis & Bland, photographers, have had
telephone put up between their galleries.
One gallery was too small They had to
have more room.
Rev. Richie, of the United Presbyterian
Church, holds communion services in the
W. P. Church of this city next Sabbath
morning All are invited.
Mr.. A. Rhinehart, who has been sick for
months, has so far recovered as to be aole
to walk up the street. His many friends
are glad to see him once more.
Rev. Mason, of Bellefontaine, Ohio, has
taken charge of the A. NJ. E. Church, OF
this city. He has been in the city the past
week. the guest of Mr.. Foles.
Mr.. Tar, of the Kenton Bazaar, has his
windows full of nice things. He has just
returned from the city, and has been
making quite large purchase.
Mr.. Greffe, formerly of Cincinnati, has
his upholstering establishment running in
full blast. He has all he can do; and, as he
has all the city and county to himself, of
course he is happy.
The Women's Temperance Christian
Union held their weekly meeting in their
rooms i'm the M. E. Church. The subject
discussed was "The Sunday Ordinance. :"
"Wednesday evening they held mass meet
ing in the NJ. e. Church. Rev. II. NJ. Rob
ertson, pastor of the Presby terian Church
of this city, was chairman. The meeting
opened by singing, reading and prayer by
Rev. Mather, pastor of the M. E. Church.
"The Sunday Ordinance was the subject.
There were a large number out, and the
speakers were in earnest. The ladies are
resolved that this ordinance shall be en-
forced.
LUDLOW. Kr.
The Galaxy entertainment was we'll at
tended last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Fairclough, the brother of our ex-
cellent Principal of the public schools, has
just died from consumption.
Mrs. Steen, who has been confined to her
room by sickness for more than month,
was able to ride out in carriage to-day.
Rev. D. d. Akin, of the Methodist
Church, and Mr.. Il. Hazard Wells, lett
NSSG0TuHN Nv Stttil1cT LOT NulCGUuTS, n.y.,
on a pleasant fishing excursion for one
week.
WILMINGTON, O.
The Grand Jury found Z. Weller guilty
OF fornication and bastardy.
Marshal Vanhorn and D.. r. Moody had a
collision the other day, in which Mr.. Nj.
got licked badly.
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Go and hear Burdette at Dixon's Opera
house tonight.
Adam pentscher left last night for In
dianapolis on business.
Miss Celia Harris has been visiting Mrs.
Youngs, of Collinsville. ......
Miss Clara Antrim, of Sommerville, is
visiting fliendsn this city.
The M. Il. preaching and prayer-meeting
services will commence at 7 o'clock here
after.
The Hamilton Temple OF Honor will give
All entertainment on theevening of the sec
ond Monday in November.
Three or four boys were arrested and
lodged in the calaboose for unhinging
gates. You must look out. boys!
There will be grand opening of the Erl-
ropean Dining Hall tomorrow. Hibner
Drcs. have everything fixed up nobby.
The street-cars haven't crossed the sus-
pension bridge since it was planked, owing
to the fact that no track has been layed
down.
The "Twos" are living high at present.
Last night they dined on pigeon soup for a
change The hill of fare will be consider
ably altered next week.
Don't forget the Halloween ball tonight.
The manager and different committeeman
are now full of life and energy, and glori-
Gus time may be expected.
Our old friend D. w. McC!ung didn't get
hurt in the skrmish between the Univer-
sitv studentsof Ann Arbor, Mich, and the
citizens OF the same place.
Dr. Talbot has just performed surgica
operation on Mrs Frank Pierson, of Wood
Station, pronounced by Professor Reamy,
ofCincinnati, to be incurable.
Nearly all of the reserved seats to the lee
ture were taken at an early hour. As soon
as the sale opened one man was kept busy
for over all hour marking them off.
Officers Peterson and Erb captured N.
Louthan, charged with being drunk. When
first seen he was trying to wipe bis nose on
picket fence downin the Second Ward.
A big wagon loadof young folks departed
! forSeven Mile at all early hour last night.
! They were all members of the Hamilton
Temple of Honor, and went to surprise
! Mr.. John Richardson.
The additional sixty-six gas lamps were
lit last night for the first time These and
the thirty three over the river make an ad-
ditional expense to the city of about 81,
500, or total expense for gas of $4,000.
The VERY LATEST. Party of the first part
to his left-hand neighbor at the supper
table: "You are not eating very much for
supper, are your" Second rarty: II never
do" "Whah neyer?' "Well, compare
lively seldom"
The Childrens Home returns thanks for
the $7l donated by the people Of Middle
town. also for the dry goods and articles Of
clothing presented them and the labor ex.
pended in sewing. Some So was cleared
from the dinner, making the cash receipts
Of the day about $z5.
GKEENFIEED, o.
Mrs. DR.. J. N. Smith has been very sick
for some time, but is slowly recovering