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

Mr.. John Jacob Zeisz claims that he has
just bought the largest turkey in Kenton
County. 1t weighs twenty-seven pounds
dressed. and Jake is inviting his friends to
come and take bite.
Nettie Allen, colored lassie, sued out
warrant from tie County Clerk yesterday
against Charles Lewis, lad of color, on
charge 6f bastardy. Charles was arrested
and lodged in Jail. The baby was born No
vember 10th last.
Mrs Clara Keith, widow of the late testa-
tor, qualified in the County Court yester-
day as curator of the estate of DIR. James
Keith, deceased, and gave bond, with Mary
L. jenkins and Louis jenkins sureties.
Esquire J. B. Evan, James Spillman and
William 8. jenkins were appointed ap-
praisers.
RELIGIOUS Rev Father Egidius
preached an earnest, forcible sermon ON
the evils of variety theaters at St. Joseph's
Church last Sunday.
This is Circumcision Day in the Catholic
and Episcopal Churches. Masses will be
celebrated in all the Catholic Churches and
the day will be observed as a holiday OF
obligation by all the faithful.
MATRrMoNIAL.-The wedding of Mr.. Jas.
H. Crutcher and Miss Emma Albrecht took
| place last night at the residence of the Off
city. The happy couple were gracefully
attended by Mr.. Joseph Warwc cd and Miss
Fannie Crutcher, of West Covinpton.
Mr. John M. Williams and Della Revels
(colored) were united in matrimony by
Rev. Dr. Marshall Taylor, at their residence
last evening. Miss Grace V. Overall and
Mr.. John Hamilton assisted the bride and
groom respectively. They at once enter on
the duties of housekeeping in their neatly
fitted home.
The Post.office closed at 10 a. m.
Business generally is suspended.
No freight on the Short-line to-day.
See local columns for the Butcher brew.
cry assignment
Peace, prosperity and friendly shake tc
every reader Of the STAR.
The Centennial jamboree in Cincinnati
wasnta patch to this burg last night fol
noise.
Coupons will be used instead of tickets
on the ferry-boats after to-day. What
next?
Chief Link, of the Fire Department, ranl
out 1879 and rang in 1-S-8-(he quit wher
lie reached then aught), from the watch-tow
er at 12 last night.
, County Attorney Edgar yesterday re
ceived postal card from Grants Lick re
qnesting him to come to that place ant
prosecute man named w. s. Kennett
who had been arrested for interrupting th'
public schools at that place.
Officers DAILY and Miller brought in twt
fancy ducks after IL last night for beinl
too noisy, occasioned by mbibng too free
ly OF booze. They left their timers ant
Q were turned loose until the opening of tn
+ Mayors Court to-mOrrow morning.
: SLoAN-HARvEY.-Las night at the ele
CANT residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas .
Harvey, 1927 Columbia street, occurred tn
: lie, to Mr.. George ]. Sloan, Of the firm O
y Holiday Il Smith, Cincinnati. Owing t.
g the prominence and social standing of tn
$ young couple the wedding has beel
. looked forward to with more thai
y usual interest and pleasure by tn
many friends and acquaintance
of the respective parties The parlor
. . were filled with brilliant assemblage, tn
i principal portion of whom were the i'm
: mediate friends and relatives of the IN
y tended bride and groom. The front parlo
where the ceremony was performed wa
tastefully and profusely decorate
with the richest and rarest plants il
a many handsome designs, from th
\ greenhouse of Mr.. r. J. Elias
- Promptly at 9 O clock tie impressive cere
). mony that made the happy pair husban
il and wife was performed by Rev. Mr.. Fowl.
!. in accordance with the ordinance of tn
l. Christian Church. The bride was dresse
r. in wine colored silk and looked surpassin.
ly lovely. The bridesmaids were Mis-
> Nellie Brown and Miss Jennie POLLOCK
le and the groomsmen were Mr. Wn
rt Mount and Mr. Henry Sloan. At the COL
clusion of the ceremony the guests were il
d vited to an adjournng room where sum-
q tuous banquet was awaiting them. Flu
h Justice having been done to the inner ma
- the company INDUCED in social convers
"a tion and music, vocal and instrumental
er The happy youths left this morning on tn
10 Miami Road on an extended wedding tot
b. East. They have the best wishes of the
\ hosts of friends for long and happy lif
- The following is list of the present:
4. Elegant t0lltt set, Cnarles "A. Snl:tn, sllV'
70 caster, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace; silver frui
n knives and caster. F. A. Woodmanse,
rs futer,.J. w. and P. P. Smith; vases, M
and Mrs. Gregory; cake-basket, Jennie
II Pollock; set silver knives and forks, Wn
!, and Thomas Holiday; bouquet-holde
~ ~ VIM. Mount; silver napkin-ring, Mr.. an
OF Mrs. Gregory; china vase, Miss Davi
IN Brunk; napkin-ring, Misses Sophia and Ca
to rie Carwald and Sarah Crowley; pickle ca
OF tor, Miss Nellie Brown; toilet set. Miss
~ Molie and Harriet Kriger; elegant pair
vases Misses Maria and Belle Plum mus
- box, Mr.. J. Brown: pickle castor, Mr.. &c
IL Sloan; flower vase. Miss Mollie Kreige
iy lamp-light holder, same; cigar-holder, Mi
ed Lille Gibbons; toilet basket, Miss Eli
i'll Davis; purse OF $50. George E. Harve
-. mention. s1 -.3 p.
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