The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
RELLEYUE. KY.

ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Mr. 7. F. Beyland is entirely recovered,
and is again at his business.
The officers for the ensuing term of
Knights of Honor were installed last night.
Mr.. Adams singing class are practicing
| several new songs for the next entertain
ment.
Usual temperance meeting tomorrow
night at IN o'clock. Good speakers will be
in attendance.
The pews for the M. E. Church will short
ly be in position and everything soon ready
for dedication.
| Rev. Mr.. Sanders conducts the usual
service tomorrow afternoon at 81 o'clock
in the Council Chamber.
| The towboat L. w. Morgan. with tow
OF coal from Pittsburg landed here yester-
day morning. Mr.. Wetzweiler, on whose
post she was tied, got skiff to get some
coal, and, when close to the shore with his
skiff filled, he not being good craftsman,
fell out into the river. He then waded out
and got stuck in mud about two feet deep.
Mr. Wetzweiler muttered something in
German, and left other persons to get the
coal. .,f
People are already beginning to whisper
and wonder who will be the candidates at
the next election. The officers whose terms
expire are Mr.. Hobson, President of Coun-
Gil, and Councilmen Anspaush, Nagel and
Peacock, Clerk Samuel j. Griffith. Treasurer
Mr. Dresselhaus Assessor Len. Griggs. A
number of candidates are talked of as being
in the field. A number of the gentlemen
whose terms expire can be easily elected if
they desire their Office. There are about
three candidates and others to hear from
for City Clerk. If Mr.. Chas. Nagel would
run for Clerk herwould most assuredly be
elected. He is prominently mentioned for
that position. -.
DAYTON. M.
Regular services in all the churches to-
morrow.
Miss Hester Pausnett was initiated into
the Good Templars last night.
John Adleman was fined $40 and costs by
Mayor Maxey for getting drunk and raising
a disturbance.
Little Claudio Shepherd, OF Fourth street,
who recently dislocated his shoulder by a
fall yesterday dislocated it again.
The new schedule of fares for the street
railroad is published. Children over six
years Of age will be charged half fare.
Mr.. VIM. Martin, of Jefferson street, who
has spent several months at Cynthiana,
KY, yesterday returned home with his
family.
Night before last Col. Jones, County
Clerk, was aroused from his slumbers by q
party eager to get married. He oblgingly
went with them to Newport and made out
the necessary papers.
'Ten Nights in Bar Room" next Satur-
day nightat Huesman's Hall. Little Min
ME Woodward takes the part of the
"Drunkard's Daughter" in this play, and
the characters are all we'll taken.
Herman and Theodore Huesman were
arrested and taken before Mayor Maxey
this morning, charged with assaulting
Frank Bauman. A change of venue was
asked and granted to Squire Mann's Court,
in Bellevue, and the case set for 2 o clock
this afternoon.
The presentation of Damon and
Pythias" by Guiding Star Lodge, at Noel
ler's Hall last night, was a splendid
Il success The house was literally packed,
ing smoothnesS 1t will be repeated to-
night .....
| NEWARK. o.
Aunty Scott colored, died on January
1st. at the age of one hundred and three
years and seven months.
Where were the gray team and the new
hack during the wedding of McMullins on
Tuesday? 1t is very, very strange it was not
there.
Mr.. Lewis Williams and wife. of Pitts
burg, Pa, are spending their honeymoon
street, this city. t
Messrs. John McNamor and Joseph
Swartz donated fine gold watch to the
Bazaar which was to be given to the man
that could get the most money from his
friends. Deputy Sheriff Siler was the man,
he had more than one-half the amount
Gotten up by all 1921 10. Siler had 1,18O
votes, making $11& Mr.. Adam Gorious
had 710K votes, making ST. 05. Mr.. Mont.
Miller hal 223X votes, making $22 IS. Mr..
John Maginnis had 2O3 votes, making $40 30.
New Years night was set for tie drawing
of prizes at the Ladies' Bazaar, whenfthe
following persons drew the prizes named
Major Ed. Nichols, fine bedstead; City
Marshal Richenbaugh, bureau; Mr.. VIM.
Kureth, a fine china tea set; Dave Sch.os-
ser, fifty bushels coal: Mrs. Roman Glen. a
fine black walnut blacking case; Mr.. Ed
Hickey, of Clay Lick, a set of silver napkin
rings; Miss Anna Kuster, one dozen nap
kins; Mrs McChlincie, fine marble-top
table; Mrs Thomas Doyle, an ACCORDION.
A great many others drew smaller prizes
4 too numerous to mention.
AURORA, IND.
The McAllister Minstrels at the Opera
i house New Years night were patronized by
SIX hundred people.
Mr.. Albin Feustel and lady, OF Nashville,
are the guests Of Prof. r. Feustel, the
noted musician. Albin 10 D brother Of
Prof. Feustel.
| Mrs. Joseph Gress, nee Pelgen, who died
Wednesday OF consumption, aged twenty
five, was buried yesterday at Ga. m. from
st. Mary's Catholic Church. Father Hundt
administered the last sad rites.
| The st. Mary's Catholic Church Fair and
supper at Schnltzs's Hall came to q close
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