The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
WIDDLErOwN. q.


Miss Anna Stryker is visiting at
Eaton,O
Flower Hill festival Wednesday even
ing, June S0th.
Miss Lou. Jones is now in Covington,
Ky, visiting friends.
Mr.. Wn. Green, of Paris, ILL.,, is the
guest of Mr.. John Jones, on Broadway.
Mrs. NJ. Schloss and daughter are Wis
iting friends aud relatives in Cincinnati
this week.
Mrs David Tyson, of Tysville, Ohio,
was in town yesterday visiting. friends
and relatives.
Don't forget to attend the concert this
evening at Quixotic Hall by the Har-
mony Glee Club of Dayton.
Our friend Lee Cridar, of Madison, is
getting up an attraction for our street
parade, which he says will take the cake.
MIR. Elmer Mcdonald, of Hamilton,
Ohio, is spending this week with his
brothers John and Cyrus, of this
place.
The handsome cup to be presented to
the best .marksman in the Tytus Guards
shooting counter, to take place at Doty's
Grove July 9th, is on exhibition at Bow
mans cheap store. 60 see 1t.
The undersigned firms have agreed to
close their business houses at p. m.
after the 2Sth instant, Monday and Sat
urday evenings excepted: s. Goldman,
L. F. Bowman, Johnston & Edison, Jos.
Mooney, Jr
The funeral of Miss Stella Mcclellan,
daughter of DIR. Mcclellan, former resi-
dent of this place, now of Brazil, ILL.,,
took place here yesterday morning, after
which the remains were inferred In the
Midd!etown Cemetery.
Miss Edna Marston, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Marston, died We'd
nesday evening at 4 o'clock OF brain
fever age fourteen years. The funeral
services took place this afternoon at 2:30
p. m. at the Presbyterian Church, Rev.
T. Ell. Hench oficiatng.
LUDLOW. ME-.
Mr.. Greimme's new brick residence
and store on Ash street is nearly COM
pleted.
A new three-story brick hotel ON the
corner of Ash and Locust streets is now
in process of erection.
The damage done to the Post-office
and drug store building by the storm
last week has been repaired. g
The new brick residence on Oak
street, near the Presbyterian Church,
being built by S. J. Hedges, Esq, is al
most completed.
Mr.. Marrow, who was thought to be
severely injured while coupling cars the
other day, is, we are happy to say, rap
idly recovering.
The tenth anniversary of the marriage
of Rev M. D. A. Steen and lady was
celebrated at their residence, on Elm
street, on Tuesday evening and was de-
lightful occasion. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. d. D. Akin. and the
welded pair received the hearty con-
gratulations Of many friends.
DELAWARE.
Last Wednesday night there was an
exhibition of the electric light. The
Campus was illuminated till about II
o'clock.
The "Big Six" Band of Springfield has
been here two or three days, fayoring the
community with some excellent music
They "took i'm the Central Hotel.
DRowNED.-Last Wednesday, in tht
afternoon, young lad, aged about four
teen years, VINO was subject to 6ts, wen
to the river bank and was drowned dur
ing one of his fits. That was the fiftl
one during the day.
WILMINGTON. o.
Levi Mills is now City Solicitor. II
will receive fee of SIS per case.
Mr.. R. NJ Wickersham, of Shillito'E
paid his friends here flying visit fe,
days ago.
II. G. Cartwright was in the city thi
week, looking after his monthly pul
chase of dry goods.
A meeting of the Custer Guards wi
be held this friday evening for tn
purpose of electing Captain in th
place of Madison Belts, resigned.
A free fight was INDUCED in on Sout
street, Wednesday of this week. by Bol
Lewis, Frank Lewis and others. No
enough hurting done. All received fne'
The brick and stone masons, and i
fact nearly all employers, have suspend
ed work this week to allow their hand
to 20 into the harvest fields and ear
from 50 to SO per day, and assist th
farmers in saving their immense crop G
wheat. We suspect the wages had niue
to do with the scatterment of the hanG
thitherward.
Some petty thieves made it lively fo
the cellars and pantries of Columbr
street few days and evenings ago.
number of the occupants of the house
on the truly good street, found then
selves suddenly bereft of many of the
good things, such as pies, cakes, pr
serves. eggs butter, &c. 1t would seel
that thew, too. are not to be exempt frol
evil doings. 1t may be we'll Let 7