The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
WAPAKONETA. o.


wAPAKONETA. o.
Jacob Bachman, the painter. is quite
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kenthan, of ST. Mary's,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. F. Hol-
brook.
Misses Belle Heilbruner, Fanny and
sarah Tigner, of Lima, are visiting Mrs.
Nose Hirsch. ..
A family across the river are starving.
The citizens of this town ought to see about.
1t and help them.
vINCENNEs. IND.
Haverley's Juvenile "Pinafore" Com
pany to good house Thursday night.
Joe Hubbard, who killed Will Hamer
last October, and has been a fugitive, re-
turned Friday and gave himself up, and
languishes now in jail.
Undertaken Gardner and Coroner Cenyer
went to hold an inquest on body found
at the edge of town; but found him with a.
bottle to his mouth and only dead drunk.
PIQUA. O.
Mrs. Hughes. of Cincinnati, is visiting
relatives in this place.
The Apollo Club gave ''tony" concert
at the Opera-house on Thursday evening.
Miss Mollie Allison has returned from
pleasant visit to her home in Winchester,
Ind.
Mr.. William Wall left for visit to his
Kansas farm on Thursday. He will make
arrangements for permanent occupation.
Mrs. Kent Mason, OF Kentucky, deliv-
cred lecture on 1.-THE National Curse" at
Green-street M. E. Church last friday
evening.
Washington's Birthday was celebrated at
School Hall last night by the members of
the High School. Dayton ice cream was
served and the young ladies enjoyed them
selves hugely.
DAYTON. o. ~.
There were thirteen deaths and twenty
two births in the city last week.
Old Guard Camp supper at City Hall to-
night.
For several hours last night 'the beauti-
fur came down copiously, melting about
as fast as it fell
Joseph Witherow. in his fortieth year,
was yesterday adjudged, insane and COM
mitted to the Asylum.
Ed. Ware, young man employed at the
Car-works, met with an accident Thursday.
losing two middle fingers of his left hand.
Perry Oliver, on trial before the Common
Pleas Court yesterday, charged with at
tempted assault on little girl, was found
guilty. ...
Company X, Fourth Regiment O. N. G.,
give a grand military ball at Gebhart's s
Hall Monday night. Monday afternoon
they givea street parade.
An incorrigible youth of nineteen was
last night arrested BY officers Funk and
Fair, on complaint of his mother, who
charges him with petit larceny.
The store offs. R. Ploutz, at Trotwood,
was entered on Thursday night and robbed
OF 50 rs in change, about fifty cigars and q
lot of pocket knives and other cutlery.
The ordinance was passed last evening by
Council, and becomes law, requiring all
ashes to be placed in boxes barrels or other
vessels, where they will be carted aw ay at
regular intervals by men appointed by the
Street Commissioner.
Four Franklin. youths, Will Evans, Hod
Clochner, Burt Conover and W. M. Byers,
left their parental roofs yesterday after.
noon and got as far as this place on theil
travels, and were taken in by Officers Fail
| and Funk, and sent home.
VIM. Wilson, arrested Wednesday night
at the Union Depot by Officer Funk, yes
terday pleaded guilty to attempted pocket
picking. The Mayor assessed him 81 55 and
costs, and gave him five days in the Work
house. This was remitted, however, upon
the payment of the fine and costs.
Additional Hamilton.
Martin Doud was the only case oi
drunk" registered at the Station.
Mrs Judge Gard will entertain the EN-.
erson Literary Society this evening.
Our labor-loving, brave and industrious
firemen are patching up the streets.
Miss Mary Scholtz has recovered from
her severe illness and is able to be about.
Quite crowd of Hamiltonians attended
the Parnell and Dillon reception yesterday
B. D. Ray and wife to G. F. Cook. 14(
acres of land in Milford and Oxford Town.
ship; $4,000.
Charles Werble an employe at the Ham
ilton Plow Shop, is the father of bounc
ing daughter. ...-s.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Lehmkuhl left or
Thursday for visit among friends and re-
lations in Cincinnati.
Elder J. R. Gaff will preach a sermon or
temperance in the Christian Church Sun
day night. All are invited.
Charles E. Giffin is very sick with ar
ulcer in the stomach. His suffering fol
the past week has been intense.
The entertainment given by the Patriot,
Sons of America at their Hall last evening
was we'll attended and highly enjoyable.
The Soldiers and Sailors Association de.
sire to have citizens who are located alone
the line of march they have marked ou1
display flags, &C., as mark Of respect.
There was bay horse, with white front
feet and blaze in his forehead, stoler
from Chris. Sipp on the night of the 18th
A liberal reward is offered for his return.
Two teams belonging to Dick Steven,
and attached to load of wood, ran away
on Main street yesterday, collided with ,
granger's vehicle, and left the wagon tota
wreck.
The military ball to be given next Mon
day evening, promises to be an elegant
affair. The tickets are being sold rapidly