The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-01
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
DAYTON, b.

interest Tor puDllcalloh can pe ieit az ne Ao''oi
flee news stand.
Mr.. Elijah r. Ely, at his home on Jeffer-
son street, gave a pleasant social enter
tainment to his friends last Thursday even-
ing
Col. Miles Juvenile Pinafore Company
was immense last evening, and they de.
servingly met with rousing reception at
Music Hall.
The funeral of the late Charles F. Ander-
son took place yesterday afternoon from
the residence Of his father, III. Anderson,
377 West Fifth street.
The fair at Emanuel Church, Franklin
street, has been largely attended since the
opening night. Persons who wish to enjoy
pleasant evening should not fail to at
tend,
Miami Lodge, No. 80, Knights of Pythias,
of this city, are making arrangements Tor
an exposition, to open Monday evening.
May 3D.. All the principal branches OF
business in this city will be represented.
CIRCLEVILI.E, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver and Mr.. and Mrs.
Blair will make their home with Mrs. e.
Haswell, who has just removed to tie
Wolfley Block.
Mrs. Blair, wife of Mr.. Blair, the cutter
in Mr.. Mullen's clothing establishment. is
expected to join her husband next week,
and they will make this their home.
Rev. Mrs Oliver is expected here next
week on a visit to her husband. Mrs. Oil
yer has charge of the Protestant Methodist
Church in Lebanon, Ohio. She will prob.
ably address the public while here.
Fourteen Knights Templar took the de-
gree Of Red Cross at the meeting Thursday
night. The Scioto Commandery thus or.
ganzed, the first in this city, commences
with about thirty, having besides the four
teen received additions from other COM
manderies
Those pleasant social gatherings church
sOcials-have begun IN earnest. Two were
held Thursday night---the First Presby-
terian at the residence of Rev. Mr.. McMul-
len, and the English Lutheran. Among
the strangers present at the latter were DIR.
Blackstone and Mr. Freaaly, from Ireland
The Central Ohio Sunday.school Institute
meets next week, "ccup> ing four days, the
4h, 5th, 9th and 9TH. The programme is
divided into twelve sessions each consisting
of exercises that no intelligent person
ought to miss especially SabbaIh-sch
teachers and pupils The public generally
should take all interest in the course of lee.
lures, as follows: Tuesdav-'rhe Bible
and Ingewolism" Rev. w. +. Crafts;
Wednesday Through the Eye to the
Heart" Rev. Crafts; Thnrsday-"Chil
Culture" DR.. Peltz; Friday-"Mission of
Honor" Frank Beard. Tickets to all day
and evening sessions, 81; admission to one
lecture, 35 cents.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mrs. Cal. Lyme, Of Henderson, KY, is
visiting relations in this city.
Miss sallie Browning of Jacksonville,
ILL.,, is visiting Miss Minnie Plunkett
Mrs. Kate GAY has been appointed
Matron of the Home of the Friendless.
Mr. Lynch of Canada is buying walnut
log in Madison County and shipping them
to Scotland.
Miss Annie Fisher and Miss Vermont. of
Bourbon, are visiting Miss Alice George,
of Fa, ette.
Mr. H.. T. Duncan's three fine horses, sup
posed IT, have been stolen, were found day
bef re yesterday near Hutchinson Station.
Mr. J. Sonle Smith of this city will be
the regular Lexington correspondent to
Gov. Underwmds new paper, the Ken
lucky inteligencer.
Elder J. w. McGarvey of this city will
lecture ut Georgetown tonight. The pro-
ceeds will be appropriated t, the Christian
Church at that place.
Sheriff Nichols complains that collec-
TORS are very slow, and If the tax payers
don't come forward very soon, he will have
to enforce collections.
The members of Wolf & Trost's Cornet
Band arrived home Thursday morning from
Maysvile. They were highly pleased with
the kind reception given them by the peo-
pie of that city.
CIRCUIT Court. Eighty eight Common
wealth cases are now on the docket for
trial ut the next term of the Court Onl,
three are for murder. A large number are
pbe tried for cutting, shooting and carry
ing concealed weapons.
DAYTON. KY.
Miss Ella Blnett is just recovering from
very severe illness.
Work is rapidly progressing for the new
Presby teran Church OH Terrace avenue.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Gilmore of the U. s. Express
Company Yesterday removed his faml,
from DAY ton to Covington.
Aft. Clark's horse got frightened at Post
master layward's mule team this morning
and ran away. No lives lost.
In the case of the City of DAYTON vs.. ].
M. McArthnr the Circuit Court Yesterday
granted IN appeal to the Court of Appeals.
Captain Bean Yesterday purchased ten
tons more of first class Trails for the new
road, aud lhese are being put down as fast
as possible.
Rev. Father Cassaider has been appointed
to the pastorate of the ST. Francis Church,
Dayton, and en- cred upon his new field OF
labor yesterday.
Regular services will be had in the First
Baptist Church tomorrow. The pulpit
will be occupied by a minister from Cncin.
natl, probably DR.. Hall.
The body of AL. Bagby was not mangled
as stated in tie dispa' clies. but he was
killed instantly. His remains were buried
by friends on the same boat at Burlington,
Iowa. =
The following officers were elected by the
Gool Tenn plnrs last nivh,. w I, n Paw