The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09
OUR NExT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns. G.
NEWARK. o.

boring Cities and Towns.
NEWARK. o.
Mrs. RYAN was buried from the Catholic
Church on Thursday.
~The minute men of the Newark Fire De-
partment presented the Chief with q hne,
solid gold watch chain as token OF their
love for him. He In turn took them TO
Joe Kuster's, where they all had oysters.
short time since there appeared an
item in the STAR concerning the boys who
bother the Chinaman. On Wednesday
night Marshal Rickenbaugh arrested one
OF Che lads. and intends making an exam
pie Of him. "a.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND. H
Marriage licenses were granted to Mr.
George Andrew and Carrie Wioley.
The musical event of the season Will be
the iedertafel Concert, January 18th,
Tuesday next at the Odd Fellows Hall.
B.F. Green, of the "Germania," after a
soiourn of one week with his parents, at
Harrison. Ohio, returned home Wednesday
evening.
Hon. will. Cumhack's lecture, subject.
sNIind Your Own Business" at the ODD
Fellows, Hall, last night, was amastsr- piece
of oratory. A good hosse greeted the ora
tor.
A handsome design is that of the arched
double-oolumn monument ordered oy PetSr
Wilcox, Of Walton, Ind. George husch-
art s. Co. marble-workera this city, are
the designers. s.
Tie ferry pike, TO connect Lawrenceburg
with the Petersburg and Covington Pike, IN
Boone County, KY, is agitating the minds
Of the oitixens at present The pike once
com pleted, it will bring large amount OF
trade to this burg. .ll ~
GREENFTELD. o.
There il pretty strong talk of Greenfield
having a new carriage mandatory. The
firm will be K Dimes 4 Son we understand.
They propose buying the G. w. Sellers
propefty on east end OF Main street for
their shops. .g,tr...rI ~ s.,, ,.a a.t
And still another walking match, and
there is no telling where the end is. The
small boys have caught the complaint, and
while the men and women are walking in
the Lall, the boys are making good time on
the payenent below. The last match was
between Professor @. Washington and Mrs
Gardner. Of ChiIlicothe, O. Washington
vproposed to cover fifteen miles while the
woman covered ten, and he did it very
easy. His best time was mile IN eight
minutes. sr- .--..
MIDDLETOWN. o.
Mr.. Charles Bruene has gone to New
York City. .....
There will be two weddings take place
here during this month. -9s. &C.
Mrs. B. Mantle, of this place, is visiting
her parents at Sharon, u.
To Mr.. and Mrs Henry Gossman adaugh.
ter Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. John byron. Of this place, is visit
Ing friends and relatives at Hamilton, 0.
The youngest child Of John Tobitt /.
lying III with scarlet fever OH Main street
Mrs. Crawford and daughter, OF Oxford
O., is visiting her son James. OF this place
Mr.. Nate Hyams prominent young mar
of Indianapolis, Indiana, is home visiting
his parents. Hts
~ Al thru. .yesrsold son of Alsndes Keml
died yesterday of scarlet fever, and wal
buried to-day
Mr.. Henry Clark, Of Matches, Mississippi
has been paying q visit to Mr.. and Mrl
VIM. Hilton, Fifth street.
'Ine EmWeC DTdUIdtlC CIuU VI bIllS pldC'
will produce at Franklin, Ohio, March 18th
the two-act drama entitled Handy Andy.
Mrs A. J. Dinner, of Hamilton, Ohio, Il
here visiting her daughter. Mrs. May Folk
who has been quite sick for the past few
daya
Mr. Alfred Taylor. formerly resident o
this place, now of Gardner, Kansas, afte
spending few DAYS with his brother JOha
started for home Wednesday night.
Lena, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Johr
Eartlc, died Tuesday evening with scarle
fever, aged two years, and was buried yes
terday. Funeral services at the German
Lutheran Church by Father Carl. ...
August Seibert, who emigrated to th
place from Germany, in 1857, died yester
day morning at 5 o'clock of typhoid fever
age 48 years and was buried to-day from
the German Lutheran Church. Service
by the Rev. Hebner.
HAMILTON.
Miss Lena Bloss, Of Cincinnati, is visitin
friends and relatives in this city.
Mr.. Dinner has on exhibition turni,
all ieayed out La colors of full and fowin
green.
Miss Nav Brooks, of Cincinnati, is th
guest Of Mrs. William Sortinan, Of th
First Ward.
Miss Eda Treble, daughter Of Eide
Treble. Of this city, Is visiting relatives Il
Middletown.
Mrs. Ceonig Jacobs and family left 70
GAINESVILLE yesterday, where they 60 to re
side permanently.
It was so warm Wednesday and Thurs
day that children we're seen barefoot, play
ing marbles and ball.
The services at the several churches ar
being maintained every night with goo
attendance and a fair degree Of apprecia
ton.
One Of the fire-alarm telegraph poles wa
r washed out by the late heavy rain-storm
but was replaced BY new one by the boy
Of the tOnea' .
Aaron Wesco has at last succeeded 4
procuring the pardon OF Adam Foster, sen
fenced IA The Penitentiary for term Q
eight years for granddaughter.
Mrs Imoeen Clark, Of the First Ward
has Just finished large portrait of Henr
Nv and Gabriel Estre. II ID an oil-paint
ing Of q meritorious rank. l.