The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-19
OUR HEXT.DO0R NEIGHBORS.
Ptekiags By Star Reporters In Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
wAPAKONETA. ..

DOflnS Cltl0S ana TOWnss
WAPAKONETA. ..
Court adjourned to-day.
Mrs. B. Burweii, Of Tippecanoe, Is the
guest Of ArA John Shswber, of this place.
Frank Holbrook, editor of the Wapakone.
ta Bee, will probably become disciple OF
Blackstone.
A. NJ. 0ets and John Dickman departed
for Tippecanoe this morning to visit some
Of the ab'hoyA"
February I'd, Sd and 4th the Bloom
Theatrical Combination at Dicker d
Fishers Hail. Wapakoneta-
J. s. Alspaugh, attorney. returned to
Day ton, O., having spent the past two
weeks attending Court here.
The Mite Society Of the Presbyterian
Church gave brilliant social entertain
ment at the residence Of Mr.. Tunis Garrett
Vandeveer Dubois Saturday night.
; We humbly apologize to Mr.. Gus. Merkle
forhavng on last Thursday made our "Ms"
so indistinguishable from our "Ws' as to
convert him into "Werkle" We trust,
too, that Adjutant General Nelly will for
give Us for having made so ''Weily" name
Of him, promising that it shan't occur
aeain.
NEVADA.
On Friday Mr.. Fred Koehler was taken
before the Probate Judge to obtain his
freedom, but he could yet no one to go on
his bond for $500. He was taken back to jail
to await court to go into session.
The Grand Jury, which went in session
last Monday. found indictments against the
following. Levi Grey, assault with intent
to kill; George Brounan, burglary; chas.
Milies cutting with intent to kill;
Fred Koehler, shooting with intent
to kill: Jno. JONES' horse stealing; Isaac
Boles, robbery: Newton Crawford, A. Il.
Trewbridge, and Geo. w. G G'esn. grand lar
ceny; J. D. Mosgrove, false pretealse.
wv mIDDLETOwN. o.
George Zoilors, an employe of +. M.
Kemp d Co., who has been sick for the past
several weeks. is able to be out again.
William Kincade. an employe of Wilson
& McCauIley, tobacco manufacturers, met
with very painful accident Thursday
afternoon by having two OF his fingers bad
ly mashed in one of the rollers.
James Sinkey. an old pioneer of Butler
County, died Friday evening at o'clock.
at his residence. in Amanda, with a sinking
chill. aged seventy y-six years, and was bur
led this morning at 10 o'clock. Funeral
services at the house. ~
(. At the meeting of the Directors of the
First National Bank of Middletown. held
last Thursday afternoon. 8. v. Curtis was
chosen President; Simon Golden, Vice Pres
ident; w. s. Marshall. Cashier; and joe X.
Allen, Assistant Cashier.
The game sf football PLAYED Friday af.
ternoon between the High School team and
Dr. 6utphin's team was very close, but
resulted IL to in favor of the High School
team. Fire El~h School boys are In good
practice and Will play with the best Of
them.
A. Smith. W. Sanders, L. Valinsky, C.
Spert and Mr.. Frohlick. all of Dayton, O.,
and G. Baker and |. Wells, of this place,
miles soatth OF this place. hunting last Fri
+, day and cleaned out all the game in the
space Of mile wide and bagged twenty
rabbits and four squirrels.
Don't Forget the Emmett Dramatic Club,
OF this place, plays the two-act drama en-
titled "An lrisbman's Franks" tonight at
Leibee's Hall, assisted by the great French
athlete Mons. Alphonse, who has had the
honor Of appearing before the whole Royal
ty of Europe, and who is pronounced the
superior Of any ia his line. Go early and
secure seat. for the Hall will be crowded.
This troupe is known 10 everybody.
LEBANON. o..
The audience that greeted Prof. Procktor
Saturday night was immense.
One side Of the Lebanon Gazette is tax
ing nap. II is dated January 9th, when
it should have been the 10th.
Mr. Ed. Hale, jeweler, has gone to Gin
cinnati to engage in business Thus we
lose one Of our best and most popular
business xnen.
Ed. Beedy has bought out Charley
Smiths confectionery. that gentleman
going into the grocery business. We pre-
dict Charley will make one Of our iyeliest
grOcers.
The most surprised man in Ohio the
other night was John Jones, our young ice
man, While walking down Mulberry
street young man accosted him with q
''Hell0a. John, old fellow, howare yon?
Not receiving any reply from, his thunder
struck victim. he added. Come, come
nov, don't yon know meP" John pinched
himself to see whether he was dreaming or
!. not and stammered, "My, my-'eavens
you have the features Of my brother Hugh,
but a--yet a. no. I'll be hanged If you are
ugh, he's in Hengland, 5000 miles away"
Bat it was Hugh after all. and when the
recognition was complete the greeting
between Tire brotbers was of the warn.est
description. which will not soon be for
gotten. An
RELLEvUE. Kx.
Everybody was talking election yester-
day. It's little early but an item below
Will explain.
Mr.. Henry Hartwig. who was drowned
at Aurora Ind, q few days ago, as an
nounced in the telegraph columns of this
PAPER. was brother of Mr.. Peter Hartwig.
OF Rheusford street. y. f-...sf tr. :
The temperance meeting was largely at
sendpd last night and was addressed very
ably by Rev. Charles e. Mccoy, of Cincin.
natl. Good singing and good order pre-
vailed.
a rumor got afloat yesterday evening
that number of buns was going to make
things lively at the temperance meeting
last night. II any such effort had been
made 4 decisive and short ttissle wo,1id