The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Piekings by Star Reporters in Neigh
\ boring Cities and Towns.
wAPAKONRTA, O.

WAPAKONRTAs O.
Harry 10th has gone to Sidney for few
days
Carr Van Anda who went away about a
month ago, returned home to spend the
days till August when he will return again
to Athens to attend college.
The graduates made good speeches. The
hall was filled with about six hundred peo-
Pile. The singing was led by Mrs. DR..
Mann. Rev. d. A. Kuhn led the graduates
in prayer.
HAMILTON.
G. L. Cook and wife returned from their
Western trip Saturday night.
Yesterday several representatives of the
finny tribe were angled from the Great
Miami.
Several people with guns have been NOV
ing through the streets to-day, There
must be book agent in town.
Joseph Straub is fixing up nice Office
16x1S at his place of busines on Basin
street. which, when completed, will be
roOmy and pleasant
Frank Stewart received fine double
Scotch granite monument direct from Scot
land, Saturday, and will erect it for par
1t is alleged by the Rentschler 'hypo-
critics. that our Fourth Ward boy STANDS
about as much chance of doubling up as
Hudson River sturgeon doss Of sculling
up Cohoes Falls in potash kettle.
A final report of the two experts A. G.
Moore and Mr.. Hermany. will be submitted
tonight on the bids for the Newport pump
ing engines. Our enterprising pump man
ufactuTers patiently await the result.
For over thirty-one years the smoke
stack at Skinner Il Tweedale's paper mill
has been constantly emitting smoke, and
some one has just discovered that it is a
nuisance. Can't some one protest against
the shortness Of locomotive smoke stacks?
Some person of evil intentions is trying
TO rile up society circles by sending anony-
nous letters through the Post-ottice. One
nighly respected young man VINO has been
receiving these letters is quite certain
about their source, and if tile scandalous
iuffer continues this maligning practice,
ais name will be made public.
JONES, STATION.
Yesterday when the congregation of
Valley Chapel M. l.. Church assembled for
.he m rning service, they were surprised
10 find beautiful new Estey organ in
place of the old instrument Thanks to
The generosity of Thos Slade, Esq, who
never fails to do gooI thing we'll. Rev.
is. Burdsall briefly expressed the thanks
If the society.
DELAWARE, O.
The LiGputian Opera Company were at
the Opera-house last Saturday.
Mrs. w. +. Albright of Cincinnati, is
tp ty ba If foil
G. Harmer on East North street.
A. H. Rackard, L. B. Dennison, Ex-Audi-
tor Doty, Il. b. Sprague and MIR. Lee who
is living in Ashley, returned last week from
their fishing e1cursion.
Among the list of graduates OF the O. w.
u. given in this paper. of the 29th inst,
mistakes were made in one or two letters
in the names of John Rathmell, Joseph
Long and Victor Cornueile, which was not
the mistake of the writer.
The following ladies will graduate at the
Ohio Wesleyan Female College of Delaware
June goth: Miss Ada Baker, Miss Edith
Beach, Miss NJ. A. Bunker, Miss N A.
Bunyan, Miss A. V. Downs, Miss M. E.
Dixie, Miss Abbic Evans, Miss G. l. Gray,
Miss Jennie Harvey, Miss A. D. Kelly,
Miss Ella Larason, Miss 4. M. Lawrence,
Miss NJ. M. Light, Miss Clotilda Lyon, Miss
L. J. Mckenzie, Miss Ida Newell, Miss
Matte Palmer, Miss M. w. Reagle Miss i.
M. Vail, Miss M. E. Walker, and Miss A.
NJ. Williams
The saloons were both open yesterday.
One imitation at the Good Templars on
Saturday night.
James Dolman, Jr., left this morning on
a trip up the river to be gone all week.
The nuptials of Nh. Albert Nagel and
Miss Maggie Wilson will shortly be con-
yummated.
Application for teachers of the Public
Schools ill be received up TO the End Mon
the teachers will be elected. Hand in your
application to the School Committee.
At numerous times we have mentioned
that complaints were frequent in regard to
the schools. A member Of the School
Board was called to examine little boy
who has several red marks on his back and
shoulders and wrists the size OF silver
quarter which he says he received as
punishment. The boy will not be sent to
school until an Investigation is held.
The temperance meeting last night was
we'll attended and addressed by Messrs.
Moves and Back. A Committee OF four
ladies and four gentlemen were appointed
to consult on plan of making Wenderoth
& Muller, the law breakers, kDuckle under.
One man, who is drinker, will give so to
help to enforce the law, but the temper
ancs people propose to act cautiously in
The matter.
MIDDLETOWN. q.
Don't forget the excursion to Miamis
ourg on next Sunday.
Miss Maggie Caldwell is home visiting
her many friends and relatives.
Deputy Sheriff J. Rogers, of Hamilton,
was in town Saturday OH business.
Mr.. and Mrs John Dalton are visiting
bis parents at Miamishurg this week.
There was great many from this placf
took in the excursion to Cincinnati yester
day.
Mr.. Alfred Harrison, Of Dayton, il home
on few days visit among friends and rel
,atives
Mr.. Thomas Fuller OF Urbana Ohio, pu