The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13
OUR NExT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
mIDDLET0wN. o.

MIDDLETOWN. o.
To Wm. Tucker. OF the Journal Office, a.
con Sunday evening. A
Miss Osrsis Simpson is visiting friends
and relatives at Jeffer sonyille, Ind.
Capt. Gillespie, Sesseant-at-Arms OF the
Ohio Legislature. was In town over sun
day. At g" -t-.L N- !
,Miss Lszis Ross hes returned frow >
plessaat Wait with friends at Lockland,
Ohio. III .... -".
Rev. w, r. Parsons. of the N. P. Church,
is ayipg quite sick with scarlet fever at his
home near Columbus, O. - -..
Mr.. Adam Adorn and Miss Louise
Echalkz, of this place, we're united IN mar
riage last Saturday evening at Hamilton, y.
Mr.. A. q. Olmes and son, of Hamilton,
, was in towa Sunday visiting his daughter,
Mrs Gus Folk, who has been quite sick
for several days.
Nj. Joseph Myers stepson Of Fred.
Smith. died SATURDAY. evening at s o'clock.
with scarlet fever, aye twelve years. and was
buried Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Funeral services at the st. Johns Church,
by Father Carl. "A
Fairleys entertainment at Leebees Hall
eo-nig ght under the management OF james
Wooley will bs all that is claimed for it
every way. They give frst-class entertain
mentS Have No. troupe. Barring the
weather we bespeak for them a good house.
In game of football played Saturday
afternoon, on the grounds near WardlOw q
Thomas Paper Mill. between the High
School bpys and eighteen picked players.
the former were declared the winners by
score of 26 too. One of the PLAYERS, John
Duffy. carried one hand in sling and made
IL gnals. Quite large crowd was IN 'e
ground to sect the game, which proved to
he1uite Interesting. The High School boys
are considerably elated over the game, and
say that they are anxious to play the Day
ton boys once more. *.a
GRRENsBURG. End.
b. There ia almost an epidemic of typhus
feverin the northern part of this County
that has 80 far proved fatal In every case.
The tongue becomes black and death .ensues
In . Tow hours
Mrs Wm. Burton, residing some six or
eight miles north of this place. near Will
liamstOwp, eoMmitted suicide at her home
Tsiday night She had returned from a
visit to Iowa and seemed in good spirits.
Her husband came to town to attend to
some business. When he went home be
found her hanging in the smoke-house
dead. She was very estilnable lady, aud
had many friends. Insanity is supposed to
bs the cause Of her suicide
AURORA. IND.
Mrs. Agnes Kern. Of Cincinnati, 10 the
kpeat of Miss Laura Rudolph. 4.
Tln rrot hon Moallnro ooI
emy Thursday. A social time will be the
result
Still more additional buildings to the
Aiready mopster Crescent Brewery. 1t will
he a large Mah-hopse, with several large
Gellars underneath. ~
The Home Talent Minstrel entertainment
at Mneller's Academy was we'll rendered.
The bail at concl nsipn was quite social
A&fais., A large Audience wasin attendance.
LAWRENCEBURG IND.
Born, to Boons Rice and wife, daugh-
ter. ...
Japes Walker returned to Louisville,
Ky.. last night.
William, Marshall returned home from
Indianapolis after visiting friends for few
days 5 .f...
The Minenyiap Literary Society received
two new members for membership Friday
night.
Miss Katie Harding and Miss May Ste
vens, of uleves. o., were the guests of
friends last week.
The Molders Union will give a grand
6otsir social fantastic step at the Odd-fel-.
a Ions Hall February 9th. No intoxicating
drinks or smoking of cigars will be al
lowed.
This is the programme of the grand
Lsdertafel Concert ut j0ddIellows Hail to-
night, viz.
Emil A. Rpehrig. Musical Director
PART FIRST.
''' Liedertsiei Orchestra. ''''''
z Chorus-"The German Song" .."F. Schneider
'faan0 tAl0."".. huausS
Emma Kestner
l. String Qnartet Alg. Mod Mozart
Messrs Aktcnhelmer. Schnel, Roehrig and
Huber.
8. Chorus 1.-THE Amorers from Risnzi" Wagner
6, Liedexkranx POtp Jurri, rri,.......".."..A. Reibig
PARr u.
4. "A Musical Drama-"Police VS.. Love-" (By re-
Q. Concert Polka for Cornet .Hassellman
Mr. WIN. HEM and Orchestra.
= Vocal Quartet7''The Knights FAREWELL :.
MessrS Achilles, Federle, Kiefer, RUPERT
4. Chorus-"Harki Walzer' .............,...-Voi Voigt
s. Piano Solo Reyeille Du Lion" ,...... KOnksky
f. Grand P0tpoum ,.....Schneidcr
iIIiedertafel Orchestra.
,. Uhofus--Wlne Gallop (FinaD ............. Kunte
a, APRKNGFIELD. q.
Bob Ingersoll tonight. Go early and
nvDid the jam. .-I-
The 'baptismal services will be admins
tered Sabbath day in the First Baptist
Church. .ft+ .a..
The Du QueBne Blues were prominently
represented in the military display ut Co.
lun1bus yesterday.
The Cincinnati excursionists to the in.
augural ceremonies at Columbus ssed
through here going homeward at 2:20 this
Tuesday morning.
1t Is whispered about that Robert John.
SON will soon go into preparations for the |
erection Of q Business block on West High i
street. Just west Of the new Bookwslter |
building. .4 .,.t..
r. Is proposed to put up the shed for |
svorlin0 traynies and the riffraE of ci,r c,t,v II