The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-10

The Board OF Control of the Northwest
ern Mutual Benefit Association met Thurs
day night last to organize permanently. |
This association comprises the counties OF
Dearborn, Ohio and Ripley. Twenty men,
bers comprise the membership. An cleo |
ton Of officers for the ensuing year took |
place. W. w. Garfield. President; H. b
Hill. Vice President: W. H. Pickelheimer,
Secretary. Special ommittee-Professor
Tufts, John Milburn, I. W. Cobb (editor
Of independently.
Levin 7. Stephen has returned from
Dublin, Ind.
The rain has ceased, and once more we
have pleasant weather.
C. G. Johnson, of Winchester, Ind, is
visiting friends at this place. .s. .
Miss Maria Evans has returned from a
visit to friends at Seven Mile, o.
Mrs. David Boner has returned from a
brief visit to friends at Camden, q.
Joseph Woerner smiieth and is happy.
IT'S q boy, they say, and alPs well.
Simon Bartch and family have returned
from an extended yisittO friends at Centre
vile, Ind.
Masks for the Bal Masque can be pro-
cured at Woerners Original Eaton Cheap
Store, next to Post-ofice.
The Eaton Cornet Band and grand Or
chestra will give grand masqne bail at the
Opera-house, Thursday evening. 22d inst.
Lieutenant A. Haines, Jr, of the U. 8.
A., has returned. from brief visit to rels-
tivps in Michigan He leaves for the East
shortly.
Professor Langdon will give one Of his
'Soirees de Magique." at the Opera-honse
this Saturday evening. Admission only
five and ten cents
D. B. Ross, of Indiana, revived the ili-
terest in the temperance cause at Temple
Hall last night. The home workers in the
canse need thorough rouslng.
The first of McCord's popular Sunday
excursions for the year 1880 will be run to
Cincinnati tomorrow Sunday 11th inst.
Fare for the round trip only 81 25.
- GEORGETOWN, KY.
jessie of the firm of Hall & Jessie, won
the music-box at Roberts.
Result Of the election of town officers
will come out in our'next.
Rev. J. ]. Dickev has gone to Fleming
County on visit to his relatives, and
therefore will not preach as usual in his
church.
Prof. Bronsons lectures on Phrenologv
this week have been the most entertaining
that have ever heen given in this place.
Everybody appreciates them, and it is
hoped that he will honor the place by re-
turning at some future time.
| GREENFIELD. o.
Mr.. Buese. the East Main-street grocery
man. is sick.
Mr.. Henry Scott is agent for the 0gle
Broom, made at Washington G. H.
The receipts Of the Philip Phillips concert
was $82. One half OF the entire proceeds
goes TO the NJ. K. Sabbath-school OF thi:
place to purchase new singing books.
i The franklin Hotel is doing the bes,
business in town. It is one of the mos
c c,nvenentIv v.arranged and best-kept hotels
in this country.
Charles Blaiser and Miss Hattie King
man were joined in marriage on Thursday
evening by Rev. 7. Collett. The weddinf
ceremony took place at 8 o'clock in til,
evening at the residence Of the bride.
We see posters are ont for another six
davs heel and toe walking match to tax,
place January 18th at Gymnasium Hal
between Prot Washington and three Of ou1
prominent Young men. Part Of each even
ing will be given to Madame Gardner. tha
the ladies may see what fools women car
make OF themselves as we'll as men.
mIDDLETOWN. O.
David Little, at Madison, has been sc
riously i'll for several days.
The Tytus Guards of this place will mo-
go to Columbus next Monday.
Mr.. Dan. Vantile has returned from th,
!. West, we'll pleased with the country.
Mr.. D. J. Mcmahon is Ling quite sick O
malarial fever at his home on Webste,
street.
Miss Adaline Baker, of Illinois, is th'
guest of Miss Sarah Corkin, on Sixth
street.
Mr.. Gardiner Barnitz, son of druggis
Barnitz, Is living quite sick with pneumonia
at his residence on Broadway.
Mr.. John Ichilberger and mother, o
, Arcanun. Darke County. is visiting Georg
Folk and family, on South Main street.
The dance Monday evening next prom
ises to be high-toned affair. All well
: disposed persons are cordially invited Il
attend.
, Mr.. Signal, we accept your challenge
Hereafter we will leave you STAR, n,
, difference how the weather may be, 50 tn,
wind don't blow.
Mr.. Nathaniel and Miss Jennie Bliss, o
Greeuville, Ohio, who have been visiting
, relatives here the past week, started TO
home this morning.
Mrs. Emma Huff Of this place, who ha
r heen spending the past two Weeks with he
father-in Jaw. George Huff. at Miamisburg
o., returned home Thursday night.
John Bridge, the drayman. living ON tn
Yankee Road. is still confined to his hous
with rheumatism. He has been sick 70
several weeks. VIM. Owens has charge o
his draws, and will accommodate any par
8 ties that need any hauling done.
!, The fair and promenade concert giveI
by the members of st. Johns Church close,
last Saturday night, and was grand finan
4, .;oi aud socia1 auccass The contest for th