The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-08

Piekings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
WAPAKONETA. O.

OF st. Mary's, was in town over Sun
day.
Mr.. Horton Trimble is staying with
his mother and his sister, Mrs Jim
Wilson.
J. G.. Wisener went to Butler, Penn
sylvania, to visit his sick mother, who
has been sick for some time.
The Young Germania Band went to
st. Mary's to help the fire company
parade. They have new uniforms.
The following went to Dayton to spend
the vacation: Minnie Morey, Mrs. Van
Anda. Miss Laura Kiest went to her
home in Coshocton to spend the vacation.
MT. HEALTHY.
The public schools will close in two
weeks.
MIR. Del Van Pelt, it is said, will soon
lead to the altar, charming belle OF
Groesbeck.
This year has been an unusual one for
deaths, as many as thirty having Oc-
CURED since the first of January, A
record unprecedented in the history of
the village.
the funeral of Mr.. Jno. Lane was held
in Burlington yesterday, great number
of relatives and friends attending, among
the latter, being quite number of old
pioneers The deceased leaves three
sons, all of whom are wealthy and aged.
His wife died about year ago. The
services were conducted by the Hon.
Sam. F.Cary and the Rev. A. Mclean,
after which the remains were Inferred in
the old family burying ground, near
Burlington.
BELLEFONTATNE. o.
G. l.. Kulf, DID,, and wife are visiting
in Circleyille.
Common Pleas Court will begin its
session tomorrow. ....
Mr.. George Kerr, of Keokuk, and
Sprague Kerr, of Buffalo, are in town.
The Misses Hadley, of Buffalo, are
spending some weeks with their sister,
Mrs. L. H. Pratt.
Mrs Ed. Howbert and Miss Irene
Howbert, of Colorado Springs, are visit
ing their friends here.
The verdict of murder in the second
degree in the Inskeep case meets the ap-
pr0val of the citizens of this county.
A terrific wind storm ragged here all
day Sunday. Trees and branches were
blown down, and several windows were
broken by the force of the wind.
PIQUA. q. ...
The fast train on the c., O. & l. G. ar
riyes here at 7:31 instead of 63l as stat
ed on Saturday.
Miss Anna Enyart, one of the late
graduates, has gone to rusticate among
friends and relatives near Urbana, O.
Quite a number of our country
friends and city neighbors we're disap-
pointed at not seeing Col. Hayward's S
great circus. 1t busted before it reached
us.
Miss Lizzie Mitchell started yesterday
for trip through the East, She will 60
by the way of Baltimore, visiting the
large cities of the East, and return by
the way Of Niagara.
The Odd Fellows Band has rented
the upstair room on the northeast corner
Of the Market-square, and are now ready
to oblige anybody and everybody want
ing music. 1t is composed of twenty
one instruments, and is doing finely
under the leadership Of James Stewart.
Last Sunday horse driven by Henry
Detrick, our proficient baggage-master
of the D. & M. crossing, ran away, throw
ing Mr.. D. out on his head, inflicting a
very serious wound. Several other per-
sons were in the wagon, but fortunately
escaped by the breaking of the harness
after the horse had run several squares.
CATHOLIC SOCIETY REUNION.
twenty-ifth anniversary of the st. Boni-
face Society was celebrated on Sunday.
A delegation from st. Mary's Church was
met by procession from ST. Bonirace
Church on Wayne street between Water
and High. From thence they proceeded
to the Church where an address was
listened to.
URBANA. q.
Wednesday,, June Ii, 1851, Is Com
mencemeut at the Urbana High School
A heavy wind prevailed here all day
Sunday, doing considerable damage to
the trees
The Methodist Sunday-schools Of this
town have an excursion to the Soldiers
Home on Thursday, june "a, 1880.
Rev. J. A. P. McGaw has rendered his
resignation as pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church, and will preach his farewell the
last Sunday in June.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Local news scarce. Everything quiet
Chicago Convention is the town talk
Everybody is anxious to find out
"who's ahead"
DR.. Russeli's horse is said to be the
fastest in the city. .'."
Mr.. Emery Powers lost pocket-bool
last week containing $40.
Hotel de Station is still receiving nu
merolls transient boarders.