The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-11

five, the Club to put in a double floor.
The Gymnasium boys met with quite
a surprise on last Monday night by four
prominent ladies of the town making
their appearance very suddenly in the
hall about 9p. m. The boys feel highly
honored, but it would have been more
agreeable surprise had the party been
young ladies instead of widows and mar
ried ladies.
AURORA. IND.
Charles Cambell died of quick con-
sumption, in the 25th year of his age,
Monday. Funeral took place Wednes-
day. Charley had many warm friends.
Miss Mary B. Andersen will be united
in marriage to Chas. Messang this even
ing Thursday, at the BRIDES residence.
Success to the union through life is the
fervent wish of their many friends.
A delegation from this Township, Cen
ter, prayed the County Commissioners
for bridge over South Hogan Creek,
near Cochran, yesterday. The Commits
sioners did not grant their request.
WEST COvINGTON, KY.
We are very sorry to hear of the ill
ness Of Mr.. Gaunt, our accommodating
Postman.
Mr.. Samuel Eaton was on duty to-day
for Uncle Sam, and will he during the
illness of Mr.. Gaunt.
West Covington was represented last
night at the dramatic entertainment
given at the House of Refuge by the
Galaxy Club of Ludlow, KY, by a
prominent member of the Home Circle
Dramatic Club.
VINCENNES. IND.
Julius Brooks is still on the sick list.
Ed. McUsher went to New Orleans for
his health Monday night.
The Grand Jury convened again Tues
day. Court will be in session this time
six weeks
John Cox, of the Grand, has been sick
for several days and is confined to his
room.
Chris. Vessel is very clever gentle
man, and since Sunday has taken part
ner for life. Miss Elizabeth Frerent was
her name.
Prof. Townsend has been appointed
Superintendent and Miss Belle Fleming
Principal of the Public School here.
Both good selections.
A calico surprise and birthday party
was given to Mr.. Isaac HI. Louis Mond y
night by some of the fair ones and their
galIants. 1t was very nice affair.
Prof. T. J. Charlton, present Superin
tendent of the Public Schools has been
appointed State Superintendent of the
House of Refuge PIainvile, Ind. Pro-
fessor G. leaves for his new home the
26th.
HAMILTON.
David Howell lett last night for New
York on business.
The Teachers Association of the Third
Congressional District will meet at Frank
lin next Saturday.
Peter Bender, ex-Recorder of Butler
County, is out as a candidate for Council
from the 4th ward.
Quite tony surprise came off last
night at Gala J. Smiths The whole
company left in happy mood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Milliken enter
tanned a number of their friends last
night at the Vanderveer House.
The family reunion held at the resi-
dence Of Robert Whitehead to-day was
in every respect a brilliant affair.
The new addition to the molding shop
at the Niles Tool Works is ompleted,
and being prepared for use. This is a
valuable addition.
Dame Rumor says that John Farber is
soon to marry young lady.of forty that
lives in Planters Alley. She intends to
make farmer of John.
On Saturday evening next meeting
of the Ladies' Foreign Missionary -Soci-
ETY. will be held in the lecture-room of
the Presbyterian Church.
Ex-Sherif Thomas is out as candi-
date for Council from the Third Ward.
If elected he will no doubt make an able
representative q the people.
The Lookout House has been pur-
chased by David Downie and will be re-
fitted and fixed up in good style for use
by the above mentioned gentleman.
A large boiler is being made at the
Boiler Works to be put up at Beckett &
Lauries' Paper Mill, in a short time, t.,
supply more steam for dying and general
purposes.
A social will be given this evening by
the ladies of the German NJ. E. Church
of this city at the residence of Fred.
Snider on Front street, when all are cor
daily invited to come and cast in your
mite for the benefit Of the church.
The ladies of the Children's Home
will give parlor entertainment at J. B.
Cornell's, on the 18th of March, for the
benefit of the Home. The programme
consists of music, reading, recitations,
etc, together with farce. by the men,
bers of the Emerson Society.
Quite fuss occurred at Mules Ear
last night, the particulars of which are
as follows: Jacob Biddinger, better