The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

OUR NEXT-D0OR NEIGHB0RS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
N ANTILT0N.

stars vs. the Hill Tops tomorrow.
The Ironing Society meets at Miss Dora Har-
gifts
George W. Wilson has gone to Portsmouth, o.,
on business.
John P. Farley runs an excursion from Con-
nersville 10 Cincinnati tomorrow.
Henry Tiemeyer has accepted aposition as Clerk
aud book keeper at Fishers Shoe Factory.
The nuptials of Daniel Mclean and Miss Sophia
SchroedeS were celebrated THURSDAY evening.
Mrs Mary Wright has returned home after q
four-weeks' visit with her daughter at Westches-
ter.
Rev. Mr.. Nurz. a delegate OF the NJ. Z. Confer
ente will occupy the n. Z. pulpit Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Tickets for the st. Louis excursion, which
leaves this place Tonight will be good TIL FRIDAY
evening, May 10Th.
Hen. spannberger was Gagged" yesterday for
being drunk and Andy kaufman, q dangerous
character, for safe keeping
Mr.. Henry C. Chambers, of this place, and Miss
Cla a A. Shawe1s, of Seven Mile, were MADE man
and wife "Wednesday evening.
The marriage of c. T. Miller and Miss Lizzie
Hamer on Thursdly evening last was one OF the
society events OF the First Ward
Jacob Schwab and Miss Agnes Kellerman win
be united i'll marriage next Tuesday evening at 9
o'clock, by the Rev. Father Brire, at St. 'Josephs
Church.
DR.. Talb,t assisted by Dr. John R. Brown, pei
formed q surgical operation ou Mrs Barney Hafer-
tepen yesterday for dropsy. and removed tour gal
Ions of tluid.
Patrick Daughery has been resident OF this
city ever since August IA, 1899, having been away
from his home in Ireland since May IA, lS3S, or
just forty Onc years to-day.
We learn that John Sho t. Esq, the popular
conductor of the C., H. a. d. Road, Is one OF the
local edit rs of the Railroad Alliance, bright
tnI 10 tha in n
Railroads.
day morning. hunting party and all their
edbes &C., were strewn along the street in a
promiscous manner. Vim. Johnson, !: one OF the
veteran fireman OF the Thees, stopped the team.
The birthday party given Miss Louisa Pfeii was
a very Quiet affair. The following young ladies'
were present: Misses Katie Bruch, Rosa Ruder,
Lena Kopp Lizzie Duelman Eddie Brinkman,
Katie Erb Lizzie Helt Hannah Richter ana Katie
kuller
VIM Wrench OF Terre Haute. Ind. is in this
city for treatment by DR.. T. b. Talbot About SIX
months ago ne run pitch fork into his foot
which resulted in an a1scess destroying the b nts
pf the foot, which will be removed in few days
by the doctor, who is an expert surgeon.
Work on the dam above this place was finished
last night with the exception of drawing a few
loads OF gravel. The water was let ont the l4th
Ut January in consequence OF a break in the dam,
and will be let in Today, thus requiring four
months to complete the job, VIII ch has been un-
der supervision of l.. A. Hull Esq.
NEWAKA. ..
Died. on wednesday, at his late residence on
Eighth street. Mr.. Erasmus White, in his seventy
sixth year.
Rev. r. G. Hutchins DID. of Columbus, will
occupy the pulpit OF the Plymouth Congrega-
ugual Church next Sabbath, morning and eveil-
ing.
On Wednesday Mrs Evan e. Jones and her
three ehild,en started for her former home in
Wales. The good wishes OF her many frlenus go
with her.
The contract for building the new Pan Handle
Depot was on Thursday awarded 10 Levi Frrger,
son and Cnas Daugherty, for $4,000. Work Will
be begun on next Monday
On Thursday Mr.. Fred Keohler, proprietor OF
the New York Saloon, took young lady q bugs
ride, wilereupon his wife got jealous ana wanted
TO have him arrested but could not succeed.
When that plan failed she procured revolver ana
began firing at him.. lie managed TO dodge the
bullets ana have her arrested.
xPKENGFIEuD. "a
Nothing doing at the Common Pleas Court at
present.
Mr.. Kershner, carpenter and contractor, is
building fine residence on West Pleasant street
twill be an honor to the neighborhood.
John Hagenman, father OF Lewis B. Hagenman
brick mason living on Clark street, died yester
aay mornirig of Paralysis, his age being few
hours ii ut of eighty years. The remains were
taken to Dayton yesterday for burial.
Much enthusiasm is becoming intent in regare
to the new Wittenberg. The faculty of the col
lege will ere long present the proposition OF erect
ing new buildings to our citizens. AS an lnstltu
ton of learning the above is without peers IN th'
West
Geo. Eberle, one OF the general clerks in Delhi
hardware store is making preparations to locat'
in Colorado. He will take hisdeparttlre IN feN
sdayR Although George has bad eaSe OF western
fever nevertheless we wish him abundance o.
success
Mr.. Ellsworth Hahn whom we mentioned a
few days ago as being on the sick list. died yester
day morning at the residence OF his parents OF
West Columbia street, The members OF the Jnni
or Glass of Nittemberg College will take appro
pirate action in reference to their classmate. Th'
funeral vii take place Tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. Mortimer D. Whtbridge formerly resi-
dent OF this county, died at Leadville, colorado
He was N his 39h year And leaves loving Wl1e
having only been married within year past,
mourn his loss. The remains were taken to Den
yer, where his wife lives for interment lie wa
brother OF Mrs. G. Wood on East Main street.
An individual who, while pretending to de
vote his time TO one paper, occupies ltS space II
criticising typographical errors in another,
light we'ght IN the c. immunity. Journalist l
never found at such nonsense. Why is it that
man of this kind is permitted to lool around
newspaper Office when the country is full OF woot
to saw and potatoes TO dig requiring Just suc
kind of talent?
BELLEVUE KE
Usual temperance meeting tomorrow night.
Mr.. Joseph Hornhorst, who has been i'll durin
the week, is improv.ng.
Mr.. Wade Brown. of New Orleans, is the cues
Of Mr.. Oliver Hartwig. of RhensfOrd street.
il your name is subscribed to the Town Hall Al
socation be sure and pay your instailmenls.
The Board of Equalization have finished thei
business. The total increase of valuation over al
decrease amounts to ST. ,0O0
The &. rs. will nuke good showing to-nfgf
with their new and handsome regalias Besidt
several limitations good programme has been al
ranged.
Preaching in the M Z. Church tomorrow Q
follows: til O'Clock by Rev. Dr. Nloffett, OF til
Jersey Conference. In the evening at o'cloc
the services wAl be conducted by Rev j.
Waish, Presiding Elder of the Kentucky COME
ence. The Sacrament will be admin stored ct tn
evening service. All are cordially invited to q
end.
MIDDLETOWs.O q.
Madison and Middletown are now connected
telephone line.
Mr. williams keeps all the best brands of c