The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
49,, boring Cities and Towns.
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NorIoR.-A single copy of the STAR can always
be found at D. Olden's jewelry store on Third
street H. E. Ledman. agent
Mr.. James Woolley and wife arrived
home Friday night from Chicago. Ill.
a ]. ]. White, of Franklin, O., and s.
Kirby, of Lebanon, took in Middletown
yesterday.
Mr.. John Barber, foreman of a paper
mill at Franklin, O., was in town yester-
day on business.
William Suuires, an employe Of James
Crawford's, is making pair of pedestrian
shoes for party near this place, size only
fourteens. Send along your orders.
Mr.. Price and family left Friday
morning for Sharonville, O., to attend
the anniversary of his mother, who is
very old and feeble, and will be very
glad to see her children and relatives
once more all together.
Constable Cooch arrived home Friday
evening from Lebanon, Ohio, where he
had been attending the trial Of the two
burglars for robbing the house of Mrs.
Dickey at Franklin, O. The case had
not been decided by the Grand Jury
when Cooch left.
Don't forget to attend the Irish Drama
Tonight at Leibee's Opera Hall, by the
Emmett Dramatic Club of this place.
The Club has been meeting with great
success since organized, and promises to
produce something tonight that will
make you all laugh heartily, Reserved
seats at Woolley's cigar stand.
BY general request the Parole Dancing
Club of this place gave their second
grand ball of this season on last Friday
night, which proved to be the grandest
affair of the season. A great many folks
of Dayton, Hamilton, Franklin and
Germantown attended, and declared it
the most enjoyable one they were ever
at. The hall was decorated in very
pleasing manner, for which thanks are
due Mr.. Harry Hyams At IL O'Clock
the merry dancers adjourned to the res
taurant of Mrs. Nickols, on Third street,
where an elegant supper. was served,
after which they returned to the hall
and engaged in the merry dance until
the wee sma' hours of morn warned them
to depart with hearty wishes for the sue
cess Of the Parole Dancing Club.
LUDLOW. Kr.
Mr.. Alf. Burnett gave an excellent en-
tertainment at Armory Hall on Friday
evening. The house was full and every
body delighted. -''
The Presbyterian Church social will
be held next Friday evening at the resi-
dence of thepastor Rev. M. d. A. Steen.
A delightful time is anticipated and ev-
eryhody most cordially invited.
+ NEwARk.
All the churches were we'll attended
Sunday night. a1 .-t . :...
Charles Brown, of the State Institution
for the Blind, spent Sunday with his
many friends.
A social ball will be given at the City
Hall on Tuesday evening by several
young men Of this city. '.
The Red Men will give a dance at
Brennan's Hall on Wednesday evening,
Feb. 11th. 1t will be opened by "War
Dance" ',-. ..t.... ....s... ... ..,...
Died on Saturday morning Ezekiel
Woods, at his residence on First street.
MI. Woods was one of the old pioneers
OF this county. .-.-.-
LAwRENCEBURG. IND.
Mr.. Mike Welsh, of Chicago, paid his
old friends visit Saturday.
seventeen persons signed the Murphy
pledge Friday night, at the Baptist
Church. '-'o.
Long & Goodyear's celebrated Aus
: tralian Minstrels give performance in
the, Odd Fellows Hall Saturday, 18th
of this month.
Two bon-ton ladies were out sIeighing
last week. After alighting, what was
their surprise to find sign, entitled
Dressed Geese" attached to their
sleigh. aa..a s.g h.-.su,ut
All that attended the Iron Molders'
Union ball Friday night, at the Odd
Fellows Hall, pronounced it one of the
best-conducted hops ever given in Law
renceburg. ... .r.-.- -- -.....,-,
LEXINGTON. Kr.
Little or no good ice has been gathered
in this vicinity as yet.
Thomas Schoonmaker and James
Pearce were brought to Lexington on
Friday by the Town Marshal Of Paris,
charged with the burglary Of John b.
Wallas' store. ,.. XIV, .e, ''@
Notice is given that the Chesterfield
Literary Club will meet at the residence
of Mr.. H. A. Saxtor, on Spring street,
next Tuesday evening, the 10th. 'sfhe
Pinafore" will be repeated.
=. This is the way one Of our learned
school trustees spells: "The Patterns of
this Destrict are requested to meat at
the sehool-hows to make arrangements
to repare the hows and get fewil, 4 DC
Saturday 23th 1879" Ii.s5
Matt. Taylor, Of color, was arrested on
Friday by Policemen Donnalon and
WoIah Tho old mon waa trvino to call