The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12
OUR NEXF.D0OR NEIGHB0RS,
Pickings By Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
wApAKONETA. o.

aug uokos
judge Moore, Of Ottawa, spent Sunday
ct his home there. ,g
Chris von seggern, Of Cincinnati, Is at
tending court here.
c.. Shepler paid his former home, Per-
rysburs, Ohio, visit Sunday. 't' |
Miss Laura Craig, Maud Whiteman and
Cora HAYWOOD deserve considerable credit
for their efforts to replace the old organ OF
the Preshy yterian Church by the new ana
handsome one that now occupies Its place.
Out of thirty-thres complaints presented
to the Grand Jury, twenty-se lndict. |
ments wsre found. Wagner, accused OF
the tnarder Of Frank Lindenbera. at New
Brensen, Ohio, on the night OF November
o5th. was indicted for murder IN the hrst
DEGREES, the first case Of the kind that ever
occurred In Auglaize County. he Will
probably Be tried next week.
aREENFIELD. o.
Loring & Nelson, the timers, have dis
solved partnership. ...,....
Chas A. Wilsheimer and bride made their
first appearance at the M e. Church 'as'
Sabbath. ... n...
The Sewing Circle of the M. r. Church
will meet 1t the residence of A. N. johnson
Tuesday evening next, for business.
Last Saturday was bright, sunny day,
md yety pleasant. Our streets were
crowded WITH people from the country from
morn till night. ..--......
Henry Wolf has purchased James Gray.
house and lot, in the northwest corner OF
town. MI. Gray intends moving TO Frank
fort, Ross County, o., soon. e
The Baptist Church have been having.
special meetings for some time with some
success FoHr new members were baptixed
last Sabbath In Paint Greek. ~
The tive Misses MoIntire, Of Chillicothe.
Ohio, Miss Emma and Miss Carrie, are Wis
iting friends here. They came 10 attend
the marriage Of their cousin, Miss Hattie
Kingman. 'H..@.e
The temperance meeting at Town Hall
last Friday evening was success In every
partictilar. The first speaker called to the
stand ~ Chkfrh,af J. Rodgers was COfonel
Andrew J. Bowers, Of Columbus. O. His
. address wAs simply ,simmStsS and to the
point Hon. H. L. Dickey was called TO
The stand and spoke for few minutes and
expressed himself very earnestly as being
tn favor of the Local Option Law and would
do all In his power for the advancement Of
tempefance in our State and Nation.
MIDDLETOWN. o.
Miss Mamie Paine ID confined to her bed
with a severe cold. ...s.... d. f.....
70 William Rommel, of the Rommel
Hotel. Il Toy Saturday morning.
. The youngest daughter of John Sutphin
is lying quite sick with scarlet fever.
In the space Of one square on Rennolds
street there are no less than twelve cases OF
scarlet fever. .s,...... .r-. a... -...
The oldest son OF Frederick Meyers is ly-
ing DANGEROUSLY sick with dropsy ON Rem
nods street.
VIII. Hartley, who has been confined 10
his house the past week with lame foot,
Is able to be out again.
Miss Kate Stone, of Hamilton, after
spending Q few days with Clara 0glesby. Of
this place, returned home Friday evening
A large invoice Of dry goods and notion.
from the late Boston fire will be offered for
sale by il L. Bowman at the cheap-store
Oh next Wednesday. |
A tidnlber Of our young men oontem
ptate enlisting in the regular army. Al
advance guard of two start for the city to
morrow 10 be sworn in.
Burglars entered the house of Richard
Dulah Friday night, and secured $S5 In
morley and sQfte other articles and man,
aged 10 make their escape without being
/, detected.
.V AURORA. IND.
The /. o. G. r. were at Lawrencebmre
same lodge. The accommodating An.
defsoa & AcHenry Bus Line .oenveyet
the party. ~. 'sna T.F E'
Miss Molre schanauer. of Madison, Ind.
Edward Yanglebacke, student of Ecfecti,
Medical College. Cincinnati; aud Mis-
Laura Martin, Madison. Ind. after on,
weeks visit to Miss Gusta Doerr, returned
home to-day. ri. e. =
The Frank Ulrich VS.. the st. Mary
Catholic Church suit for expulsion
which was to be tried Friday befor,
Squire Carbangh, was postponed. Tit
Church expelled plaintiff on account Of be
ing member Of Coopers' Union, No. g.
MARIETTA ..
John D. Chamberlain, father Of L. w
chamberlain, of this city, last week nae
with severe fall at the residence of hi
daughter, Mrs Charles Goddard, of Yves
lev. with whom he has been making hi
home. Being very old and feeble he fel
while getting out of bed and fractured hi
leg near the hip, This Is the second seri
o,is accident he has met with Of late, an,
ON account of extreme age it is feared tn
last one will result seriously although b
is doing % well as could be expected .
present. ~ lido .a.e.u.. p.
River looking little more respectabl
to-day. l'''.
.5 "Ii NEWARK. ..
.Mr. Hampstead is home on short visit
Mr. Van Buren, spent Saturday and Sur
day with his family. ...-...'s.'-
On Monday Mr.. James Upham and Nj
Roger MeGimpiey start for Colorado.
The supper given by the High schoc
Gymnasium was success financially. The
cleaFsd s5. I s; ~ j.
MF. Burt, of Cleveland. o., has opene
an auction ofjewelry. ETC.. in the room fo
merly occupied by Bounds drug store. r
While John Dean. Jr., was holding CO.
in front Of Davy Coles auction store, til
colt raised MP and struck John In the ey
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