The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-28
THE DAILY STAR
OUR>NExT.DOOR NEiGHBORs.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
MADISON, o.

MADISON, ..
Mrs. Newton Long is recovering slow
", after severe illness of about three
weeks. -
Four of. our prominent young men
start for Kansas next Friday to locate
and grow up with the country.
David Lytle, formerly shoemaker for
JIG. Lumis, is improving slowly, but
the doctors say he can not recover, as the
consumption has too strong a hold on
him.
TIE STAR will be delivered to all parts
of Madison at II cents week. Leave
YOUR order with John Hyner, agent at
this place, or II. Sidman, agent at Mid
~dletown.
HAMILTON.
Miss Sallie Hauenstien is on a short
but sweet visit to Dartown.
Prof. Marshall will spend next Sunday
in Lebanon, his former home.
Mrs. Barney Lehmkuhl has returned
home after brief visit to Cincinnati
A. G.. Tibbals, of Miamisburg, put up
at the Straub House while in this city.
Washington Lodge will confer the
Fellow Craft Degree next Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Cash Beer and family, of Chica-
90. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. f.
Blum, of the First Ward.
CT. Cook & Co. have graced their of
flee with large safe from the Hall Safe
& Lock Co., of Cincinnati.
Allen Andrews is talked of as a First
Ward candidate for the School Board.
He would make a good member.
Mr.. Peter Schneider, successor to J.
Menges, will have a grand opening lun Oh
tonight at his saloon on Second street.
Mr.. Alex. G. Martin entertained a
number of his friends in very hospita-
BILE manner at his residence Thursday
evening.
John G. Hoover and several other
Masons went to Lebanon last night to
attend meeting of the Miami Com
mandery.
Superintendent L. D. Brown lectured
last night before the Grangers of Nc
Gonigle's Station, con the influence OF
intelligence"
A very pleasant party was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas E. Walton at their
cozy residence on Third street few
nights ago.
Mr.. Walter Parrish takes pleasure in
notifying his old friends and customers
that he can be found at the Opera House
barber shop, where he will be pleased to
meet them all.
The debate at the A. M. E. Church on
the Suffrage Question came off last night
The discussion waxed warm and watery,
with the oratorical advantages rather in
favor of Works and Carpenter.
William Ritchie is building an addi-
ton to his machine shop, to be used as a
wareroom. They are rushed SO with
work that the capacity of their present
shop is insufficient for storing purposes.
The social hop given by the colored
people at Gymnasium Hall for the bene-
fit of Clay Stephens was well attended
and highly enjoyed. The receipts of the
evening will probably cause fuctuation
in the Golfer Of Mr. Stephens.
The surprise party Thursday night al
the residence of Mr. Reinhart Bruck, in
honor of his twenty-fourth birthday, was
heaped up with merriment, interspersed
with music and dancing Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Mirsch figured conspicuously in
the preparation ceremonies.
Mr.. Jacob Held, proprietor of the Del
monico, was married to Miss Louisa
Krahn, daughter of Mr.. Charles Krahn,
at the residence of the brides parents
Thursday evening. The ceremony passed
off very pleasantly, after which an ele-
CANT supper was served to the happy
company.
An item appeared in Wednesdays Is
sue that was rather detrimental to the
interests and good nature Of Mrs. Nicl
Martz. Her injuries, We are glad II
state, were not of 50 serious nature al
portrayed in the former item, a correc
ton our readers will be pleased Il
know.
Photographer Quick, Of Cincinnati
took a photograph Of the large double
mining engine just completed at tn,
Niles shop. This engine is a model o
beauty, and goes to Parker & Lacey o
San Francisco, CAL, to be used in hoist
ing dirt, &C., from the gold and silve
mines.
The title of Fighting Parson" wa
probably conferred upon one of our min
listers by some very, very wicked man, |
goddess man, or some villainous iail-bird
whose course of life deviated somewha
from the Gland of steady habits" How
ever, our attention has been called to tn
fact that the man bearing tn
above title had, on the frs
night of the OGoman lecture, kisse'
the fair-formed and rosy-cheeked Editf
at the close Of the proceedings in full
view of several parties in the audience
The words of Josh Billings seem apprc
pirate: "Yung man, don't be sfrade t
blow yure own horn, but don't blow