The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-07
THE DAILY STAR
OUR RNExT-Be8R NElGHB0RS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
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severe spell of sickness.
Mr.. Gus. d. Vail and wife arrived
home to-day from Renigan, N. Y.
Mr.. Sam Tobero of Evansville, Ind,
buried small child here yesterday.
A number Of our citizens took in the
grand excursion to Richmond, Ind, yes
terday.
The first grand picnic of the season
will take place at Doty's Grove, half
mile south of town, on Monday May
18th.
The Butler County Sunday School
Convention will hold a meeting here
next Tuesday, May 11th. The dinner
will be given in the basement of the
Presbyterian Church. ....t.
The grand ball came off last evening
at Siebel's Opera Hail, and was grand
success financially and socially. A num-
ber of guests from Miamisburg, German
town, Franklin, Lebanon and several
other places were present and took part
in the merry dancing.
Mr.. John Nooland of Richmond Ind,
and Miss Ettie Johnston of this place,
we're united in marriage last evening at
the residence of David Alden, on South
Main street. The Rev. Mr.. Dart of the
N. E. Church, performed the wedding
ceremonies. The happy couple started
On the l1:02 train for pleasant tour,
after which they will go to Richmond,
Ind, to make that place their future
aOme.
DANVILLE, Ky.
Duprez g. Beuedict's minstrels are
billed here for May 2oth.
The examination of the public school,
taught by Mr.. and Mrs, Irwin, opened
yesterday and will continue two days Of
this week. ,-..., .. -rr
On last Saturday. the foot ball was
tried between the club of Centre College
and Perryville. The Danvine boys beat
the Perryville club III to q. |
BELLEFONTAINE, y. tV
Carl Schell, of Dayton, is visiting in
town. ........e .r...a
Gen. VIM. Gibson will deliver the ora
ton on Decoration Day.
Two new cases of smallpox are re-
ported from the pest-house. q
J. w. Strayer, of Kansas City, is visit
ing his father-in-law, MIR. John Hill.
II. w. Mel, disorderly and drunk,
was fined 81 and costs in Police Court.
The Messrs. Graffut, on South Main
street, are having an immense trade in
agricultural implements.
The Logan County Agricultural
30 rd is preparing to buy more land and
enlarge the Fair Grounds.
George Weible has opened a steam
dyeing establishment here, and offers
many inducements to his patrons.
AURORA. IND.
Mr.. A. Bargthal was united in mar
riage to Miss Anna Fehr. of Cincinnati,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. N. Koehler and Mrs. O.. Otto, of
Lawrenceburg, were the guests of Peter
Koehler, Wednesday. 4
Miss Katie Huffman and Miss Mary
Huffman were the recipients Of pleasant
surprises at the Kirsch House, Wednes-
day night, by Prof. Touskey's Bandsere-
nading them.
LAWR ENCEBUasG. IND.
Clark's Minstrels show at the Odd
Fellows Hall, Saturday evening.
Duprez & Benedict's famous minstrels
show Tuesday night at Odd Fellows
Hall.
SPRIN0FIELD. -
Murphy meeting this evening.
Mr.. P. P. Mast left for California yes
terday.
The ladies of the Art Loan Exhibition
return thanks.
We learn that an excursion will leave
for Cincinnati Sunday.
Auditor @. A. Belts left yesterday for
Cleveland to meet with Auditors of diff
ferent Counties.
Mrs. Mary Farrell, of this city, was
buried from st. Raphael's Church yes
terday afternoon.
Quite a number of building permits
have been taken out of the Clerks office
the past few days
The "Galley Slave" will be presented
at Black'sOpera House on Tuesday even
ing next, May 1lth.
A double force of workmen will be
Kept on to work at the building CT tine
Springfield Malleable Iron Works.
Miss Anna Shay, daughter of Mrs.
Shay on Kenton street, has been suffer
ing for some time with bone disease.
We had the pleasure of noticing the
familiar face Of our old friend, Mr..
Delos King, one of the star performers
of "SAints and Sinners"
The Carncross Minstrels will give a
performance at Blacks Opera.house
Monday evening, May 10th. The main
feature of the evening will be the "Bank.
ers Daughter"
Mr.. 7. R. Eldin, living few miles
beyond Pitchin, committed suicide on
Wednesday. He was thirty years of age
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