The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND

WEST COVINGTON-
Mr. Mike Reagon, Jr., has left for parts
unknown.
Mr. Sharp Martin is thinking of going to
Texas. Look, Sharp, for scalpers
Mr.. Samuel Hargraves has left for Colo
RADIO. Wish you much luck, Samuel.
Mr.. George Clark, Jr., will soon erect
beautiful residence on the River Road.
Mr.. John w. Clark. Sr., and family will
soon return to their West Covington home.
Miss Lille Wilson, of Eaton, Ohio, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Essie Hathaway.
Rev. DIR. Aiken has been appointed by
Conference TO fill our pulpit by the lst OF
April.
We are happy to say that Mr.. Jas Freigh-
cry, who has been suffering with broken
limb, is out again.
The walking mania has reached our burg.
Preparations are being made for a hundred
mile walk among our trusting lads.
Active preparations are being made for
shooting match. The contestants are James
Martin and Frank Wager, for purse OF
s25.
Messrs Moser and Reynolds, represent
ing the Forest Hill Loan and Building As
sociation, made flying trip to Dry Creek
Tuesday.
The Buns Hotel, Greenville, is con-
demned and is to be taken down, and u
beautiful residence is to be put up in its
stead for Mr.. Kenney, of Cincinnati.
Thomas Kenney, of Cincinnati, has closed
contract with ]. w. Millichamp, we'll
known builder of Bond street. to build
residence on the River Road, West Coving-
x.,I, ba, lota taI will he a nrnlii
to the city.
HAMILTON.
The Board of Health met to-day at . p. m.
Judge McKemy is expected home from
Florida next week.
Webb Fltton is home from his recent
business trip East
George w Balm will lecture on temper
ance at Seyen-mile this evening.
Miss Ida Bevinger, of Mddletown, is
visiting her friend Miss Ida Connor.
Ed. Hume, student at Delaware Col
lege is home for his spring vacation.
The Democratic Mass Convention will
assemble at the Council Chamber tonight.
Rabbi Greenbaum of Springfield, otlic-
ated at the Jewish Synagogue this morning.
~ HuIllD6i VI y AouHB lduleS ANU SGllllCIitil
ofthis city are about to organize an Archery
Club
Henry Fry wishes it distinctly under
stood that he is a candidate for Chief of the
Fire Department.
Messrs. Shuler & Scott are making some
valuable improvements on their property
on Ludlow street.
Edward Baardsley has returned to the
Queen City to attend the spring course at
the Miami Medical College.
Charles Havens and Emma Richardson.
daughter of Alex. Richardson, were united
in marriage last Thursday evening.
Mr. B. B. Rusk, of Sprnedale, has pur-
chased property in Hamilton, and will soon
take up his permanent residence here.
Rev. DR.. French, of Cincinnati, will assist
at the communion services tomorrow morn
ing at the United Presbyterian Church.
O.V. Parrish was yesterday appointed by
the Probate Court to act as assignee OF
Caleb Clark, J.W. Moore having resigned.
Miss Julia Ide, who has been visiting at
DR. Falconer's for the past two weeks, re
turned to her home at Columbus yesterday.
Mr. ]. b. Scott will soon begin the struc-
tlIre of a magnificent residence on his prop
erty in Campbell's addition on High street.
Mr.. Lew. Winkler the talented young
editor of the Hamilton Observer, is candi-
date for Corporation Clerk Of Seven-mile,
Ohio.
The Board of Health held a meeting yes
terday afternoon, when the annual report
OF the Health Officer was read and acted
upon.
Usual service in the Episcopal Church
tomorrow Sunday March 23d; also
gospel temperance meeting at $3.50 O clock
Sunday afternoon.
Hamilton Lodge, No. II, l. o. o. F., will
haze an initiation on next Thursday even
ing Members of other Lodges are invited
to be present.
A petition to change the name of Stable
street to Arch Or Hydraulic street, will
come up before the Common Council Mon
day evening.
social party will be given by the Young
folks Literary Society on next Thursday
evening at the residence of X. r. Engle,
Fourth Ward.
Dein2er, Stephan & Co., manufacturers of
hubs spokcs, etc. are running full crew
Oh full time. Business during the past
month has been good with them.
Miss Laura Riley beautiful and accom-
plished young lady Of Hamilton, who for
some time past has been attending school
in Delaware, o., is home on a brief visit.
Mrs. Allen, wife of Ex-Sherff Allen, is
rapidly recovering from very long illness
Her many friends will be pleased to learn
that she has already been out few times in
her carriage.
Miss Katie Howell went to Cincinnati to-
day to visit her friend Mrs. Katie Hunt, of
Cambridge, Ind, whoi is under the Doctors
care at that point, being a sufferer from
consumption.
Superintendent l.. D. Brown has com
Jleted his examination of the German Eng
lish Department of the Hamilton Schools
in reading. He reports these schools in
good condition.
The Hamilton Board Of City School Ex-
aminers was recognized yesterday Fri
day. L. B. Delacourt was chosen Presi-
dent, L. D. Brown Secretary, and l. NJ.
Warwick Treasurer
The second quarterly meeting services of
the A. NJ. Z. Church to-day and tomorrow
Sunday Rev NJ. M. Smith, of Pigua, will
assist Rev. P. T. Tolyer in the services.
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