The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-26
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
HAM

say Lieutenant Colonel James E. Neal.
The happiest man on the banks of the
Big Miami is Barney Tiemyer. It's a
twelve-pound boy.
No arrests yesterday, which is proba-
bly, in accordance with the fact that men
fear the "death trap"
Mrs. Peter Brooks and Miss Mary
Brooks, of Cincinnati, are the guests Of
Mrs. William Sortman, of the First
Ward.
If you expect to live long and enjoy
leap year, don't ask Superintendent
Brown about sending men to the Station
house.
Barny McGlynn, brakeman in the c.,
Fl. & D. yard at Hamilton, while coup
ling cars last evening had one of his fin
gers mashed.
Mr.. Carl Bier and family. in company
with Matilda Blum, returned to Chicago
yesterday, after very pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Blum.
The ladies of Hamilton will give a
Leap-year party at Beckett Hall on the
evening of the 30th. Messrs Davidson,
Ware and Williams, Committee Of In
yitatiOn.
School Board met in regular session
last night and allowed the salaries of
Superintendent, teachers and janitors.
No other business of importance was
transacted.
Mr.. John Heet, resident of Hanover
street, has lost a spotted cow for the re-
turn of which he offers suitable re-
ward. The COW has been missing for
three days.
Miss Whitestine, of Eaton, who has for
some time past been teacher in the
Eaton Public SCHOOLS, has accepted the
offer extended to Miss Paddock. She
passed through this city last night en-
route for Nevada.
The ceremony Of breaking little
brown jugs" takes place at the Baptist
Church tonight. The exercises will be
both interesting and amusing. Doors
will be open at 7 p. M, and exercises
commences at 8 o'clock.
The Western Union Telegraph Office
will soon be changed to the Webster
building, where Mr.. VIM. Cory has fixed
up one of the finest Offices to be found
in the West. AS an enterprising and
practical manager Mr.. Cory takes the
prize.
1t is very pleasant diversion to
spend few moments in the Cope &
Maxwell foundry and see how orderly
and quiet the shop appears with its
busy workmen. Messrs. Bender, Grath-
wohl, Mirsch, Gebhart, Clair and Hicks
are among the regular readers of the
STAR in this foundry, which is part of
one of the leading institutions of the
city.
MIDDLETOwN.O q.
Miss Mary Sheppard, of Monroe, o.,
Is visiting friends in this city.
Joe Shorn says that little German
Band is the boss band Of the season.
A German Band composed of five
members played upon our streets yester-
day.
Miss Fannie Randolph, an accomplished
young lady of this city,is visiting friends
at Springdale, O.
Hamilton is still a suburb. Johnny
Potter isappointed Superintendent of the
Southern Division OF the Miami Canal.
The scholars of the Public School will
rive an entertainment sometime during
the coming month, under the manage
ment of Prof. Stanage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel McCally are
visiting their daughter May at Cleve-
land, Ohio, who is student at one of
the colleges Of that place.
Mr.. N. B. Cooley and N. g. Oglesby
have been appointed to take the census
of Leman Township. Two better men
could not have been appointed.
The entertainment at the Presbyterian
Church last evening was success fnan-
cially and socially. The pictures were
the finest ever shown il this city.
The Anna Boyle Woditska Combina-
ton, under the management of James E.
Woolley, will play in Leibee's Opera
Hall March 30th, 3lst ana April lst.
This troupe is well known throughout
the United States as afrst-class company.
Reserved seats at the usual place, G. s.
Brauitz's oi-ug store.
This week is holy week and good
many of our readers will be pleased to
know of the time when services COM
mence in the German Catholic Church.
Father Carl gave us the following: Morn
ing services for Holy Thursday and Good
Friday commence at $780, and on Holy
Saturday there will be High Mass at 10
o'clock a. m, in the afternoon Solemn
Vespers at $3.50, and after Vespers the
blessings of the new banner of st. Mary.
sPRTN0FIELD. a.
The law Office of G. F. Jakey was bur-
elarized Wednesday night of five dollars
worth of postage stamps Nothing else
was taken.
Don't forget the concert at the M. E.
Church tonight. Miss Little Guy will
entertain the audience with her bird like
music. Admission 25 cents.
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