The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-07
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.

CALLFORNfA. O.


Mr.. Alex. Porter has opened his
dancing school in the old Van Rensselaer,
Hall.
Our most estimable young friend. Nh.
Frank Sibcy, has returned from an ex-
tended business tour through Kentucky
and Tennessee.
A merry sleighing party of fourteen of
our bellies and beaux went over to Lin
wood last evening and spent pleasant
hour with the Misses Hamm. The
cakes were nice, but the Hamms were
nicer.
A grand bal masque will be given by
the Greenwood Lodge on the 10th.
From the extensive preparations and
the interest taken in it by the elite of
our town and neighborhood, it promises
to be the event of the season.
The Leap Year party given under the
auspices Of the Murphy House, was a:
grand success.
MARRIED.-On Thursday evening, at
the residence of the brides mother, MIR.
Charles Britton and Miss Freedenour.
There are some talk of the Newark
Pinafore troupe going to Granville next
Monday night under the direction of
Mr.. Hopkins.
The trial Of w. s. Weiant came up
Thursday afternoon in the Police Court.
After examining witnesses all afternoon
the case was postponed till Saturday
morning.
GE0RGETOWN. KY.
Ice harvest has begun. Ice is about q
inches thick.
There will be rejection In Barlow's
fall next Thursday night, given by the
ladies of the M. E. Church.
Mr.. J. D. Chambers, the boot and shoe
maker, has moved from his old stand on
Main street to Pratt's Block, back of the
Courthouse.
The numerous friends of Mr.. B. A.
Chapman, tailor, whose wife died in
Mound City, ILL.,, will be glad to learn
that he will return to Georgetown at
once and resume business. He will bring
his son and daughter with him and make
this his permanent home.
RICHMOND, IND.
The Panhandle Road has placed
neat iron box in the Union Depot for the
reception of mail for transportation on
its line-a movement muchly appreci-
ated, gentlemen.
The c., H. & D. employees have each
been furnished with a handsome badge
designating their positions to their COM
pany. They are now a remarkable
squad of shining lights.
Marshal Shower is in receipt of an in
citation from the Sheriffof Miami County
asking his attendance at a little trapeze
performance, to be given under his su-
pervision on the 28th day of May next.
The Marshal will give his decision
later.
Clarence Clafin claims to have been
stopped upon the Ninth-street Bridge on
Thursday night with intent to rob. Pis-
tolls were brought to bear upon Clarence,
according to his statement, vet nothing
was obtained. There are many who
doubt Clarence's little tale.
Geo. Curry, who robbed the Clifton
House at Hagerstown some time since,
was brought here under the care of Mar
shal Hill, of that place, on Thursday
night to await trial in our Jail. When
nearing the Jail he gave Hill the slip,
making bold dash for liberty and Sc
curing the same without much exertion
on his part. Hill mourns for George
muchly.
MIDDLETOwN, o.
NoTrcE--Items of interest and subscriptions for
the STAR, II left at d. Oiden's jewelry store on
Third street. will receive immediate attention,
Ii. E. Ledman. agent J. olden, assistant
The Emmett Dramatic Club at
Libee's Hall Monday night. Go.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lamb a daugh-
ter last Friday morning, January 30th.
Mr.. James E. Campbell, of Hamilton,
o., was in town yesterday, visiting his
mother.
Miss Anna Welch, Of this place, is vis-
fling her brother, John Welch, at Seven
Mile, O.
Edwin Oglesby has been appointed ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of Nathan
Pardonner.
Mrs. James Stimson has been lying
quite sick for the past week at her
residence on Clark street.
Mr.. Joe Dickey Is lying seriously i'll at
the residence of his father-in-law, J.K.
Thomas, on South Main street.
George H. Havens Of Rushville, Ind.
G. @. Nef, Of Columbus, O., and J. M. |
Gilmore, Of Cleveland, o., were in town |
yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilson Smoyer started |
this morning for Hamilton, o., to attend
the eighty-ffth anniversary of his
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Smoyer.
Mrs E. J. Pope and family have re-
turned home after an absence of about
two weeks, visiting friends and relatives
at Springfield and Columbus, O. !
Mrs. Mary Jane Barclay nee Mary
Jane Ledman, former resident Of this
nlaee died of har ras;dapoo in Roohautar