The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
OUR NExT.DO0R NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
1870 boring Cities and Towns.
xUpLOw. Mr.

.as hau iLupnow. rr. iI -
Tbs ladies of the Presby terian Church
gave an oyster supper and entertainment
on New Years night, which was an inter-
estine affair, largely attended i and qHite
success in every respect The entertain
ment was given after the supper, and con-
sisted of songs, rotations, tableaux, pan
tomimes. &c. Fannie Lotta, little MISS
three wears old, recited beautiful piece.
Walter and Miss Cora Wells sang beauu-
fully. The tableau, Three Graces at the
s Cross was very fne but 1t is rather un,
lust to make special mention when all did
50 remarkably we'll. -.f
s4 FlG : EATON. o. 4t'-'
Leap Year has opened out quite lively
here with the boys and girls. Already two
marriages are reported where the parties
concerned had become tired OF single bless
edness, viz, Mr.. David Boner, OF this place,
and Miss Hattie Ford, of Camden, o., were
wedded at the latter place. The second
couple we're Mr.. VIM. Miller and Miss Min
ME Loy, who crept outin 'the Silly hours
of New Years night, and were joined in
the happy bonds of matrimony by Kew.
Hiram johnson at the latter's residence
This Is a good beginning of matrimonial al
fairs for 1880. We wish the contracting
parties SUCCESS in the nnptial state. -.
NIDDLErOWN. o.
School commences Monday. ,nat..
Mr.. Smith, of Hamilton, spent New
Years with J, M. Shortle. .. -,
" Miss Mamie Byran, of this place, is visit
ing relatives at Oxford, Ohio.
+ Isaac Molverton has two children lying
yerv sick with the scarlet fever.
q The Youngest child. of John Sutphin is
lying quite sick with scarlet fever.
.,,. Mr.. James Johnston, after weeks visit
: at Hiiisbofo, Ohio, returned home Thurs
day. ...s
p TIubert coyne, of Manchester, Ohio, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Koeple, on Third
street qag.ti!a1 sSdHNlaY BH.
Miss Emma Dart, daughter of Rev. Mr.
Dart OF the N. E. Church, ia lying quite
sjck with scarlet fever.
Miss ,Gertra Madolle, of ,, Morris, New
York, after spending summer with N. e.
Oglesby, returned to her home last evening
.8 We are glad to report that the three chill
rem of VIM. Marshal who have had
serious tussle with the scarlet fever, are i'm
proving slowly and will be able to be ou'
In few days.,
! Mr. Fred. lWineL who bnriedla child las
week that died from scarlet fever has fivt
more very sick with the same disease.g ON
is reported to be dying and the other four
it is thought, can not get well. He ha!
qalso one very sick with spinal meningids
making six-all the children he has.
DR.. George Evans delivered his lecture al
Blue Ball Tuesday evening to a large ant
intelligent audience. Subject; develop
ment.h It is spoken Of very highly b.
those who were fortunate enough to hea
It. The Doctor Is q young man OF dne abll
tiles, aud we bespsak for him o bright fu
ture. 't51 ti 81 ~ 'ft fft~'l M
The lovers Of fun will have an oppor
tunity to 'faugh and grow fat on the 5tl
and 9Th. The renowned Dan. Morris Sulli
wants Irish Comedy Troupe, under th
management II Jam Woolley, VIII play .
Leibee's Hall Parties wishing to see
No. Irish. comedy should not fail to at
tend these two entertainments. 'A~ III
n Will. Woolley, who was injured so badl.
by being struck with a-stone, on the bridg
OF tie nose BY a young man by the name 9
Duffey on Christmas night, had 30 far n
covered as to be able to be out on the street
yesterday has taken relapse aud is cor
sidsred in a. critical condition. Dutfey W.
arrested yesterday by Officer Cook, an
will have hearing before Mayor Hedin
to-day. -''"@'r-'-@'-f - 500