The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-14
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
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The Board Of Managers Of the Home of
the Friendless" met last evening at the
residence of Mrs. A. G. Black.
w. Wright the tonsorial artist on Main
street, t,:Nill move to No. lis on the south
side of East Main street. soon.
J. w. Selmay, the "Wiener-wurst" man,
whom everybody is acquainted with. is
starting in TO make business lively on East
Main street.
James Clay ton Of East Columbia street,
split his finger yesterday morning about
eight o'clock, while at work on the new
Court House.
G. F. Reiser, proprietor OF the Innis Fal-
len Greenhouses is doing thriving busi-
ness at present in shipping his goods all
over the country.
sprague's Georgia Minstrrls will give an
entertainment at the Opera-house this
evening Wednesday, Their programme
will be one OF great attraction.
The entertainment given by the Murphy
choir last evening was one unsurpassable.
The programme was carried out in good
style, and the singing was excellent.
The new Council organized last evening
and the following officers were elected:
Amos Whiteley, President; J. NJ. Knote
Vice President; John Shewalter, Clerk ;
Daniel Rudd, Sergeant-at,Arms. The pro-
test of Mr.. Porter to Mr.. Kirshners cleo
tion was offered and placed on file.
John Kinnane the enterprislng dry
goods merchant, of this city was last night
married to Miss Sadie McGarr, at st. Ra-
phaeps X. G. Church. The ceremony was
performed at eight o'clock by Rev. Father
Sidley. The Church was crowded. At
ter the marriage, the bride and
bridegroom with the attendants Miss
Julia Fahey and Mr.. Michael " Brien, &C.
companied with Rev. Father Sidley of this
city, Rev. Father Millen OF West Jefferson,
and Rev. Father Cunningham of Yellow
Springs, and the invited guests, MI. and Mrs.
J. Kinnane, Jr., of Columbus, Mr.. Ed. Wren,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinnane, Sr. Miss Bridget
Kinnane. Mr.. VIM. Ford, Miss Josie Whe-
ney, VIM. O Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon,
Mr.. VIM. L. o. Brien, Mrs. Williams, Mr.. P.
Finn, Mrs Klemer and daughter, Mr..
VIM. McBreen and daughter. and
Mr.. John Flynn, Of Springfield; ;
Miss Rose Farrell, Mr. Thomas Farrell, Mr..
]. F. Mccormick, OF Xenia, Miss Mary
Burns, of London, o., Miss Mary Fahey, Of
Marion, Mr.. VIM. P. Smith, of Easton, Pa,
Mr. Homan, of Cincinnati, and Miss Flor
antine Poland, OF Chillicothe, proceeded
to the house Of the brides parents, Mr..
John McGarr, on Center street, and were
entertained with bountifulsuprer, spread
by the proprietor of The st. James Hotel,
MIR. c. E. Stewart after which the guests
enjoyed themselves with singing, recita-
tions, etc. The following presentations
were made by the guests: Celery stand, by
Thomas and Rose Farrell, of Xenia; silver
creamer, T. Finn. Springfield; silver cas-
ter, Miss Ella M. Gour, Springfield; silver
butter dish and caster, Mrs. Ed. Wren;
silver toilet set, Miss Katie Hayes,
silver toilet set, Mr. and Mrs. James Hor-
ner; bronzedi clock and statuary, Jas.
Kinnane, Sr. silver water service, Mr.. and
J Mrs. James Kinnane, Columbus; silver
water service, employees Of store; fruit set,
II. F. Mccormick, sr:; silver cake
basket, Mrs. Thomas Dillon; elegant
rion; Webster's Unabridged Dictionary,
Mr.. McBreen, Springfield; laced pillow
shams and slasher, Miss Florentine Po.
land, Chillicothe; handsome horseshoe
decorated with fine flowers Mr.. Homan,
Cincinnati.
DAYTON. o.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to Jacob Ankeney, and Ida NJ. Penrod.
A camp fire will be held at the Soldiers
Home restaurant this evening under the
auspices of Veteran Post No. s, G. A. R.
Miss Minnie Frank, who left for the East
. short time ago, is in New York. She will
| probably visit Paris before returning home.
Peter Batdorf, an old settler in Osborn,
was buried on Monday last, with all the
honors due an old pioneer, in that region
The l. O. o. F. Drill Corps of the city i.
being recognized to take part in the me et
ing Of the Grand Encampment here next
month. tl.
Sneak thieves entered the High School
building and took hat belonging to Ed
Gilbert and cap belonging to Johnnie
Crume.
Albert Valentine, who was injured al
Lewis paper mill Monday, Is doing quite
well considering the extent OF the injury hs
received. .F.
Simonis. who was arrested on Sunday
,, evening for assault upon Mr.. Voelk, wa
released upon 5000 bail, to appear for pre-
liminary examination.
Anna Barbara, eldest child of Consta n
tine Schreck. q bright little girl of fiv,