The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17


Rev. Mr.. Knuth.
We noticed very fine Roman Catholic
certificate of the marriage # Mr.. John
Kinane and Miss Sadie McGsrr, framed by
Mr.. J. d. Hartney at No. "a East Main
street. 1t was presented by Rev. Father
Burns of London, Ohio.
E. M. Jenkins, who kept music store at
No. II East Main street, has removed his
place of business to the Bookwalter Block,
on Limestone street, sec md door from the
corner of High street, where he will be
pleased to have all / is friends call and see
him.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union held thsir annual meeting Thursday
afternoon, and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; Mrs. M. e,
Kenny, President; Mrs Anderson, Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. Frankenburg, Vice Presi-
dents; Miss E. M Bushnell Secretary;
Mrs. s. E. Cavalier. Treasurer.
All members OF the One Hundred and
Tenth O. V. I. are requested to send in
their full name and post-office address to
No. 30 East Main street, over Johnston's
| cigar store, to Charles w. Berry, President
of the One Hundred and Tenth Reuni N
Society, to make necessary arrangements
for the eleventh annual reunion celebra-
| ton.
Mr.. R. S. Thompson, proprietor OF the
central part of the Republic buildings, on
the third floor, to the rooms in the rear,
which have been fitted up for that purpose.
1t was formerly used as composing ro I'm
for the Republic. TIE other will be occu-
pied as bindery in connection with the
Republic Printing Company.
WAPAKONETA. O..
| The Auglaize street is getting cleaned up.
Mr.. ]. Pollock of Dayton, was in town
this week.
Fisher 4 Lucas have added a new clerk
to their store.
Grant Bitler will start for Emporia, Kan
sas next week.
G.. Lev. Gray, of Virginia, lectured to a
large audience in the NJ. e. Church.
The house-raisers OF Dayton are here and
going fix Mr.. Timmermeisters house.
Leon Kahn, the STAR agent has another
of those valuable half dollars of 1852
nELLEvUE. Kx.
Mr. Harry West is thinking of going to
spend few days it'll mis- friend, Miss -,
at Middletown, Ohio.
Councilman Peacock returned home
yesterday, after few DAYS absence on
business at New Richmond, Ohio.
Another meeting of the stockholders of
the new Town Hall will be held tonight,
to which everybody is requested to attend.
The Board of Equalization will organize
in about two weeks. The Board consists
of Messrs. Hobson, Nagel, Beyland and
Assessor Len Griggs.
A full attendance is requested tonight
at the Good TEN nlars' meeting. Prof. Nc
Ginnis will install tue officers and other
wise perfect complete organization.
The delegates from Bellevue to the Re-
pub ican Convention have not good opin-
ion of the way things were fixed bv tive
GRANTEES at the Convention. They think q
kick will be felt at Chicago.
Regular service will be held tomorrow
morning at IL a. No., and in the evening at
8 p. M. The new pastor, Rev. w. R. Wat.
son, conducting the services. Sunday
School at a. m. All are made welcome.
The birthday party given last night in
honor of Miss Belle Reeves was very pleas.
ant affair, and was enjoyed immensely by
the young people present in tripping the
toe and discussing an elegant repast spread
by Mrs. Reeves.
A number of the S. Gi's now propose tc
give picnic if majority of the members
uill he in favor of the project They are
jolly crowd, THAT is majority of them
and there is no doubt but that the picnic
would be a success.
T. r. Demaree. Grand Worthy Chic
. Templar OF the Good Templars for th
State, is announced to address the temper
ance meeting Tomorrow night. Mr.. Dem
aree is a good speaker, and is always on th'
move through the State, and will hav,
some new ideas.