The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-29
Geo. v. Payne. Friday, November 2sth.
Discourse by Rev. R. NJ. Dudley.

Geo. v. Payne, Friday, November 2Sth.
Discourseby Rev. R. NJ. Dudley.
A number of Royal Templars tooks trip
down TO Shinnersburg, last Wednesday
night and stopped at Jas. B. Rollens', where
they met several persons of that vicinity.
The object of the meeting was to pro-
mote the interest of Royal Templarism.
The programme for the meeting was as fol
lows: Prayer, speeches by Messrs. J. +.
Lemon, JOS. B. Rollens and DR.. Samuel
Rollens, reading sermon, by Mr.. b.
A. Chapman, reading poem. by Mr.. Geo.
H. Utter, recitation, Miss Bette Lemon.
After which bountiful repast was served
to the guests In manner becoming the
family. ft.r~s
--.. HARRISON, o. .o
The infant child of Mr.. Will. Davidson,
Jr., was severely scalded on the arm last
Tuesday, by the contents of a teapot full
Of boiling tea
Mr.. Tom Bevington, who was 80 severely
injured last Saturday while coupling cars
at Bro6kville, Ind, is In o fair way for COM
plete recovery. Keep stiff upper-lip,
Tom. and you will be all right in few
days.
The concert given last evening in the City
Hall by the members of the Christian
Church, was we'll attended, n,twithstand-
ing the inclement weather, which held sway
during the evening. The singing was ex-
cellent, and brought forth hearty applause
from the large audience. The solos rend-
cred by Miss Kate Keen, eye Merry Birds"
Miss Fanny Williams maid ODundee,"
and Miss Josephine Yeager, Killarney"
were well received. Also the duet by Miss
Lottie Watts and Alice Barnes, was eompli-
mented. The rehearsals for the concert
were all conducted by Professor A. ]. Cant
voort who also carried off the honors of
the evening in two or three instrumental
pieces on the organ, and in bis descriptive
song, "The Battle OF Mnrfreesboro, which
were received with laundering applause.
Miss Nettie LOCKER officiated at the organ.
& HAMILTON. 'a's
The Irving Society meets tonight at Miss
May McKinney's. ........ g.
James E. Campbell's daughter is very
sick with diphtheria- ,lJi4 w
Mr.. James Coddington, of Middletown,
was in the city yesterday.
The Water-works injunction suit comes
off Monday, December 8th. s'
VIM. s. Gilmore and wife have returned
from their visit to the South. .'es.t.
Miss Mamie Newton, of Oxford, spent a
pleasant Thanksgiving in Hamilton.
The scarlet fever. which has been so wide
spread for the last six weeks, has greatly
abated.
DR.. Moody's sermon for the Sabbath will
be Romans: 9th chap, 18th verse, "The
Exceeding Sinfulness of SIM" II
Officer Smith served q warrant ON Joe
Earheart on account of a little misunder-
standing be tad With his wife, &
MI. w. H. Burgett left Friday morning
for Salem Center, Ind, where he goes to
take charge of and conduct Normal Mu.
steal Institute. ti5si ij#tE
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Brady. of the
Fourth Ward. entertained their many
friends right rovally at their spacious resi-
dence on Thursday evening last
Mr.. Frank Marshall, an estimable young
man of Blue Ball. has taken unto himself the
charming Miss Ida Doty. daughter of D. D.
Doty. of Middletown. Success to you
Frank. a'.f slit II. atrf rt
Mr. Charles A. Mixer, very estimable
young man OF the First Ward, has the
pleasure OF entertaining the Emerson Soci
etv at his residence, on Second street, to-
night. -
There wiltb an open meeting of the
Hamilton Social Temple of Honor at theil
Half ON Monday evening next at ~
O'Clock. Good speakers will be in attend
ance and fine music dispensed.
Some are growing over the fact that Dr.
| Moody preached leetle over forty-fvs
minutes on Thanksgiving Day. Bless you,
lit would take an ordinary man ninety
minutes 10 cover the same ground on the
go-as-you-paease style. wtag..as
The Cope & Maxwell Manufacturing Com
pany, organized for the manufacture o
water-works and every variety of steam
pamping machinery, has just issued al
| illustrated catalogue and price-list for the
accommodation Of their large trade, "a
Prof. L. r. Marshall, the successor O
Prod. Waiter H. Aiken in the musical de
partment of the schools, is giving very gen
eral satisfaction in his work. He will sure
than eighteen hundred pupils in his de
partment.
| Superintendent L. D. Browns report o
| the Hamilton schools for November show
that the entire enrolment since the begin
ming of the year has been 1909; the mum
ber remaining is 1854; the average daily
attenda to each teacher, Al; the pc
cent. Of the daily attendance Of number be
hanging, a.
Robert p. Snider, of the Fair Grove
Paper mills, was happily surprised yester
day morning. His wife presented him with
or, At least, gave him, half interest in
bouncing baby-boy. At last reports boil
father and mother were as happy as tn
law will allow.
REHAsH OF THE WHIRLcANE,-Mr. Johr
Loder has reroofed his house and says it |
now held down with M-inch clamps so tina
when the roof goes the house goes. Instea,
of putting the steeple whore 1t belongs, Of
top Of the st. Joseph's Church, they have
! erected ii on the ground near by and hun,
the two largest bells therein. II looks cd,
TO see a steeple on the ground plan. ~
Mr.. and Mrs Jas, Cullia were ssrenade,
by the Apollo Band last night. After thi
surprise Mr.. cullin was presented with
patent parlor rocker by Robert McKinns
on behalf Of about one hundred empfoye
fof the Niles Tool Works, of, which he
foreman. The response by Mf. Cnllin wa
tneat and appropriate; after which he Intro
duced his accomplished wife to the assem-
bled friends