The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-01
COvINGTON.

The st. Mary's Cathedral clergy and choir
will indulge in complimentary supper
next Monday evening.
A little son of Fred. Miller, who resides
on the River Road, had his leg broken on
Monday while coasting.
man named Marcus Judge dropped
dead on the Lexington Pike yesterday
morning. Apoplexy was the cause.
Burglars entered the residence of Mr.. J.
E. Perks, No. 1866 Greenup street, early
Yesterday. morning, by prying open the
window in the rear of the house. They
ransacked the kitchen of everything in it
except red-hot stove. Quite quantity of
household goods and wearing apparel were
taken.
A delightful event at Bishop Toebbe's
residence last night was the marriage of
Mr.. George Asmann to Miss Rosa Fagin.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Brandts. The only attendants were
Mr.. Henry Asmann, brother of the groom, |
and Miss Mary Fagin, sister of the bride
The newly-married couple, Immediately
atter the ceremony, repaired to their new
home ON Russell street.
NEWPORT.
General Hodge is home from the land of
flowers.
Mr.. Butler Hawkins. son of Col. Z. W. |
Hawkins, is spending the holidays with his
father.
A young lad named Harry Lewis had
his left hand badly crushed last evening
while sled riding.
Council meets tomorrow night and
Police Commissioner will be elected to sue
Ceed Henry Husier.
Professor Carey Bell was last night pre-
sented with an elegant beaver, commonly !
called stove-ppe hat.
Mrs. Smith, who lives on Bellevue street,
slipped on the sidewalk yesterday, close to
her residence, and sustained severe injuries.
Capt. S. B. Voris, one of the oldest con-
ductors Of the Short-line Railroad resigns
to-day. Mr.. Voris goes to Indiana for his
future home.
Capt w. F. Fuller was the recipient last
eveningof magnificent bay wood cane
brought all the way from Florida by the
only General George b. Hodge, especially
for the purpose named
The venerable Mrs. Struchbach who eel
ebrated her fifty-seventh birthday yester-
day, while on her way to church'tell OH the
slippery sidewalk and broke her left arm
close TO the elbow, and was otherwise in.
JuIcu llOlll tHc ldll. olle WAS TAKEN 70 Tile
residence of her son-in-law, 153 Columbia
street. and a physician called in.
HAMILTON.
Ed. Troutman left last night for his home
N the far West.
The Hawthorne Club reception was an
elegant and enjoyable affair."
Miss Alpha Hawthorne is at home, spend
ing vacation with her mother.
Will. Crawford, head clerk in the u S.
Expire ssOffice, is down sick with measles.
The German United Society will celebrate
its eighth anniversary tonight at Beckett's
HALL
Dr. Lee Corbin has returned home, after
a pleasant visit with his brother at Wash
ington City.
Miss Nellia Iohns who has been spend
ing the holidays with her friend Miss Mary
Davidson, leaves for home tomorrow.
There were more New Years calls made
o-day in this city than ever before. Most
of the gentlemen made their rounds in
sleighs and cutters, with bright, dashing
robes and jingling of BELLS
The ladies of the United Presbyterian {
Church will give a sewing-bee and social s
tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon and even
ing at the residence of Mrs John Mckee, ,
on Heaton street. Supper promptly at I
o'clock. ALL are invited. ,
DAYTON. KY. t
Whittier has the barber flown?
The New Year was ushered in with the
proper ceremonies at the NJ. E. Church y
last night. :
Odd-fellows' Hall and Moeller's Hall ]
echoed to the tread of flying feet last night t
as the old year handed in his checks. v
Louis CASTOR will soon retire to his farm
in West Virginia. The young ladies sug-
gest that he take partner with him.
The Sunday-school children of the Epis- :.
copal Church were last night made happy :.
with the fruit borne by their Christmas A
tree. a
Some of the men employed on the
steamer Ed. Hobbs, tied up Just above Day F
ton, have sued her in the U. S. Court for 4
wages. n
Tomorrow night the holiday entertain h
ment comes off at the Presby terian Church, q
and many bright little eyes are dancing in
4,
The dummy which has occupied the side f
rack for about two weeks moved maiesti- e
'ally into Dayton yesterday, pulled by two c
innocent little mules. a
Yesterday a sleigh, containing Mr.. and :,
Mrs Hasson and two young ladies' took a n
umble in Bellevue and spilled its occu- II
pants in the snow. No damage was done, g
md the merry party were soon ON their
way again. '
SPRYNGFEELD, @. =, n
The DuQuesne Blues made fine appear IL
lnce in their parade upon the street to-day. $,
In the Goldsmith assignment case, it is Il
tated his liabilities are about $39, 900; as 6
cts about $4,000. .' II
Hon. George Vending will deliver a free =.
ecture at the Opera-house January 5th. - -
lis lecture will be a reply to Ingersoll K
The Lagonda House saloon was, on Tues "
lay morning, entered by burglars, who
tole about $50 in money and about eleven
hundred cigars. No arrests have yet been
made.
BELLEVUE. NV. ro
happy New Year to all d.
The NJ e. Mite Society meets on Fridav =,