The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16

weeks visit in the country near Belle
fontaine.
Mrs. F. Moran and wife, from Cleve-
land, are in the city, and will remain
about four weeks. They are stopping on
East High street.
Mrs. E. S. Edison, of Camp Denison,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. S. Moor
man, in this city at No. SO East High
street, for few weeks.
Mr.. NJ. Gillingham, on South Lime
stone street, is the first on hand with his
ice-cream this season. He commenced
yesterday, and good it was, too.
Mrs. Ed. Bunbeck is lying i'll with
lung fever on West Main street. 1t is
hoped by her many friends that she
will soon be on the fair way to recover.
Clark Leffel, who was arrested for
stabbing the colored man Warwick, was
brought before the Mayor and released
ON $500 bail to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
Prof. Coup's New UNITED Monster
Show will exhibit in this city on the
9th of this month. See large bills.
The boys will now store away their
dimes and nickels.
John Morning is the only authorized
agent in Lagonda for the STAR, to re-
ceive orders, collect subscriptions and
deliver papers. Lagonda folks, give
the enterprising lad little encourage
ment.
About twenty members of Goethe
Lodge, No. 3S4 /. 0. 0. F. surprised Mr..
Carl Miller, at No. GA North Mechanic
street, in honor of his birthday. A
splendid supper and music was enjoyed
by all present.
Mr.. Charles Fl. Berney, the United
States Pension Attorneys family have
been suffering with diphtheria so Sc
yerely that it was thought they were
beyond recovery. He cured them with
recipe of his own.
Miss M. Wiley, from Hamilton, Lam
don County, Va, who has been visiting
with Mr.. Wilburn, the ice-cream dealer,
for some time, informs us that gold has
been discovered on the farm of Mr..
James Gruble, near Hillsboro.
The lecture, Electric Light" last
night delivered by Prof. E. M. Avery
for the benefit of the new M. E. Colony,
was rare treat to those interested in
the science of electricity and magnetism.
He spoke for about two hours to an in
telligent audience, though small. He
displayed number of fine specimens
with his maqic lantern, and all present
listened very untiringly. As a whole it
was amusing as well as instructive.
AURORA. IND.
Mr.. Duchemin, father of William r.
Duchemin, is lying very sick.
The race for Councilman between Fisk
and Small in the Fifth Ward, is becom-
ing hot.
A runaway on Third street created
quite sensation Wednesday. The dam
age-a smashed up farm wagon. No one
injured.
CIRCLEvlLLka, q.
Mr. Charles Epps returned Tuesday
from Decatur, Ill.
DIR. M. Brown is expected home from
Florida next week.
Mrs. Van Meter, Of Urbana, is visiting
friends in this CITY,
Mrs. Milt. Mccoy, of Kinnickinnick,
was in this city Tuesday.
Mr.. Greyer, the jeweler, has the finest
room and stock in Central Ohio.
st. Philips Guild meet this evening at
the residence of VIM. B. Marfeld.
, Mrs E. nightingale is in New York
this week getting the spring styles.
Mrs. Louis Sweyer, of Amanda, i:
, visiting Mrs. W. Renick this week.
Mr.. Dill Weigand leaves for a trip te
West Virginia and Canada next week.
| Miss George Hoffman and her guest
3 Miss Hay, were in Kinderhook Tuesday
guests of Misses Courbright.
Harry Haworth, of Haworth & Sons
check-rower manufacturers of Decatur
r ILL.,, was in this city this week.
RENCEBUIkG. IND.
The base ball hop was grand success
Proceeds $50.
Harry Wheeler and J. Golden, of Gin
cinnati, were guests of the base bail hop
: Mrs Carrie Eager and Mrs. Marths
: Busst, of Hamilton, O., are visiting Piou'
Frederick.
Mrs. Katie Crosby, after four months
visit at Mrs. J. Boart's residence, in In
+ dianapolis, returned home Wednesday.
Q The Comical Six Minstrelsy and Eth
< opian Troupe give frst-class perform
v ance at the Odd Fellows Hall to-mor.
Q row Saturday evening.
r Indiana Temperance Organization