The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-21
OUR RNExT-DO9R NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
EANESVILLE. q.

visit 10 his parents.
H.&F. Werner have nearly completed
the extension to their store-room.
Tie city Ia full of strangers, the opening
Of the Operahouse being the attraction
Mr., Frank Cary, formerly with J. Shillito
& Co.. Cincinnati, is studying dentistry
with I,E scott u
KG Bowen has entered into partner
ship with r. J. Terry for the purpose OF
conducting a wholesale grocery.
Rev. Henry DeLan, pastor of the
Market-street Baptist Church, has pab-
lished challenge to Col Robt Ingersoll to
joint debate on the subject TThe Bible
and Christianity" -ffA
Gov. Foster is in attendance at the open-
ing OF the new Opera-house and is the
has been rendered him at the Lane House
on his ssriyaf from Columbus. t.s
Cob Fred Gieger, onr present County
Clerk. whose term expires next month
will, with Thomas Carv, open q gents
furnishing store in the Opera-honse block
st Tie expiration of his term Of office.
The Sub Rosa Dancing Club gave an en-
tertainnsent at their roens last Fridav
evetiing Many strangers from surround
ing towns were in attendance. The cos
tnises worn by many Of the ladies' we're
elegant At11:3G p. m. q amptnous re-
past was served; and, by the way, the MEM
bers Of the Club well know how to tickle
the pafates Of their guests. Terpsichore
held sway until the 'wee sma hours Of
the morning. when the carriages conveyed
those present to their homes or to the
homes Of their friends.
GREENFIELD. o. n
We ere very sorry tolearn that ourfriend
Henry Robinson is still confined to his
room.
The pieasine conntenance and musical
voice of Randolph Milborn was heard and
seen st she M E. Church prayer meeting
last Monday night. tl4a,.} Z,
Quite a compliment was passed on our
M. N Choir by Elder Van CIeave last Sab
bath, he saving it was bv far the best choir
in tire Hiilsboro District. '#i'"s
A. temperance revival meeting is, talked
OF to be held in Che Town Hatl after the re.
vivaf meetings at the different ehn riches
have stopped The pastors of all Che
,oAurchea will aid in the good work and
prominent speakers from abroad will be in
attendance during the meetings. t
d. Welsheimer, the miller, shipped last
McDdaui qsite q large quantity Of -four
from 6his place to Coalton, a small town
southeast of Chillicothe, O. over the Day
tes Southeastern Railroad vit Washing
ten c. H.. Ohio it being the Fl st shipment
Of xny kiHd over that road from this
place. .-A Y
MIDDLETOWN. q. +
Worknssn have commenced building
now additioa to the pulp mill. IL
Miss Hllie Forbes, who lras been quite
sick for tile past week, is able to be ABOUT
again. ~, .-.ns.. ...'
MIR. ard Mrs Rothwe1l, of Hamilton, O.,
spent Sunday with her daughters On Main
street, | /,
Mr.. John Tobitt is lying qnite sick with
iafsmtnatiou of the bowels at his residence
on 8oHeh Main street 1
Henry Behrens, while wheeling wheel
barrow Yesterday. slipped and fell, cutting
and brrisng his face badly. ......,. \
Miss nna Walcl,, an accomplished vo,tng
lady of Day ton. Ohio, is the guest Of Mrs
E. J. Pope, on Rennold street.
Mr.. George Towers, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in the East r the
past several months, is expected home to- \
day.
Will Hill removed his household goods
yesterday fronr Soatir Main street, to the
rooms Formerly occupied by DR. Nanne-
WEIGH, 1g NJ. ...sE A.,
Oxive Iutsi is now proprietor OF the Iutzi
livery stable, on Third street, while his
brother john is visiting friends in the Wes-
tesA State& H"
A prominent man OF this place starts to-
morrow morning for GreenvilIe, Ohio,
vhsre he will wed fair miss at that place
On ThHrday night
Mrs Brashears and Mrs Hendrickson
started fOr Carlisle; Ohio yesterday morn
ing. TO attend the funeral of Benjamin
Dubois. Of that place.
George Haff has one Of tie finest fitted
besides himself are prepared to acconln0-
date as many as see fit to call 3sp .
Workmen are busily engaged in putting
up two nice dwelling houses formerly ocr
eapted hy the old carriage shop OF Ling,
kevoy b Co., on South Main street.
Ira Hubbs buried daughter Yesterday
afterneOR. three years and six months old,
being tho second child that he has buried
within one week with scarlet fever.
Nathan Pardonner, of the firm of Par
dOaacr a Jones, who has been SO danger
oHsly sick with brain and typhoid fever for
the past week. we are sorry to report No
better. fa H7 goG
Willie Cayle. who was accidentally shot
in the left leg bv Charley Berry some two
months ago and vas tbet,gnt never to re-
cover again made his first appearance on
the street Monday. ....r
The cards for the wedding of Mr. James
Woolley to Miss Laura Catd we'll were is-
sued Monday, the wedding to take place
at tbe residence OF the BRIDES parents ON
sixth atgeet. on the evening of January
Willie and Eddie Curn. who were ar.
rested Saturday evening tor carrying con-
eealed weapOnA bad hearing before
Mayor Hedding Monday evening, and in
default Of 800 bail were taken to Jail yes
terday. a.s
The Emmet Dramatic. Club Of this place
played To- a large audience at Leibee's Hall
Monday night. Everybody was well pleased
with the entertainment. The Club gives
enc more entertainment TWO weeks from
next Montlav night ttil