The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-03

OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
NEW AIR n. q.

1t Is rum0reu tnaI hOSer NaSlmpley,
who left here last winter for Leadville,
Col, is coming back.
On Friday night about II O'Clock the
Fire Department was called out by a
small shed burning on Judge Bucking-
hams property.
Died, on May 1st at her late residence
south of Railroad, Mrs. Mary Theurer,
in her Goth year. She was buried from st.
Johns Lutheran Church on Monday.
On Saturday morning, as Stewart Fur
gerson was prying log loose, the crow
bar slipped and struck him in the head,
making scalp wound about two inches
long. DR.. Larimore is the attending
physician.
On Saturday Marshal R R'ekenbaugh
arrested one Chas. Dubois, aged 10 years,
for setting fire to shed Oh Judge Buck
ingham's property. He will have hear
ing before the Mayor. Though young
in years he is old in crime.
PORTSMOUTH, q.
A vocal and instrumental concert will
be given at the Baptist Church Tuesday
evening, May 4th.
WILLIAMSBURG O.
Miss Mamie Ware is clerking now in
the Post-office.
May 1st dawned clear and beautiful,
but decidedly cool and frosty.
Mrs. John Latimer, of Mt. Repose, yis-
tied relatives here last week.
Mrs. DR.. FL. M. Brown is visiting her
husbands parents at Buford.
HI. V. Kerr, State Librarian and a
prominent Democrat, was here last Thurs
day to see how the land lay, politically.
Thomas Kain Ellis left last week for
Spencer, Ind, where he will permanently
Locate if pleased with the situation.
A committee of four members-two
ladies and two gentlemen-of the Pres
byterian Church were sent te Cincinnati
last week to purchase new carpet for
that edifce.
W. M. Fryman has resigned his posi-
tion as member of Council, and Mr. A.
Clark, the popular West End grocer, was
elected SATURDAY to fill the vacancy.
The H. T. Literary Society met at the
residence OF D. X. Peterson last Tuesday
evening. The programme, consisting of
reading, recitations, essays, dialogues
and vocal and instrumental music, was
excellentIy rendered and the evening
was delightfully."- spent.
The many friends of Mrs. E. B.
Holmes, who has been for many weeks
past patient in st. Mary's Hospital,
Cincinnati, will be pleased to learn that
she has recovered from her dangerous
illness, ana has returned to her children,
husband, friends and home at Williams
burg.
GREENFIELD. O.
Gadbury's bakery and confectionery is
receiving fresh coat of paint
No man in town is as happy as "Dud"
Squires. Cause-a handsome boy.
Miss Bertha Miller is yet seriously i'll
at her fathers residence on West South
street.
The heavy frost of last Friday night
did great injury to small fruit in this sec
tion, principally plums
There was report in circulation here
one day last week that Mrs. Hudson, for
merly Of this place, now of Columbus,
O., had died very suddenly Of hydropho-
bia, from the effect of dog bite received
last Christmas. The report is false, and
how it started no one knows.
Mrs. Heidingsfeld, wife of s. Held
ingsfeld, the clothing man, returned from
Cincinnati last Thursday, where she las
been for the past two weeks with her
little son, Oscar, for the purpose of hay
ing an operation performed on his eyes,
which was successfully done.
sPKIsaFIELD. q
Mr.. J. D. Hartney is making some i'm
provements in his store ON East Main
street.
Mr.. Fl. F. Rhoderick, of Chestnut
avenue, is in Frederick, Indiana, to at
tend the funeral of his brother.
Mr.. Ed. Won Gonder, clerk for J. S.
Hoffman, West Main street, had stroke
Of paralysis on last Friday night.
By special request, "Mrs. JarIeys
Wax-works" will be repeated tomorrow
evening at the Art Loan Exhibition.
Michael Hastings, who died on last
Friday night, was buried from st.
Raphael's R. 9. Church. yesterday after
noon.
1t is rumored that one of our we'll
known and most talented young jour-
nalists will soon wed wealthy belle Of
Greenfield On the S. S. Railroad.
An interesting Temperance Lecture
was given at Blacks Opera House yes
terday afternoon by Mr. Harold Howard
of the State Temperance Alliance.
The Friendly Sons of st. Patrick viii
meet this Monday evening at St
Raphaels Hall, and the Young Mems
Hibernian Society tomorrow (Tuesday)
evening.