The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NExT-D00R NEIGHBoRS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
rELLEvUE:. KY.

ing Board Tonight Ill the Council Shah-
Der. r -.-..ts,.
The game of "Fifteen" has struck the
people' of this place with considerable
force.
Professor McGinnis and other good
speakers Will address the temperance
meeting tomorrow night. ..I3sl. {,
"TAe Quiet Family" will rehearse to-
night at the residence Of Mrs. James l..
Anspaugh. "Box and Cox" ditto. s
Miss Maggie Wilson, the accomplished
laughter of Mr.. Eli Wilson, lett this
afternoon on months visit to friends at
Maysville, KY. .-'.. r2 '.-.
Regular service in the M. L. Church
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, by
Rev., E. P. Sanders; also service at Z: 80
in the evening.
The Ball Masque has been limited in
numbers to twenty-seveu couple which
is now complete. Arrangements for
Music Hail and supper are now being
made.
We were told this morning that cor
siderable noise existed last nl!ht on Fair
field avenue after 10 o'clock. Perhaps
it was the concert in the neighborhood
of the tensorial shop. 81. .
Mr.. West Ralitf is now farmer in
sverv sense that the word implies Mr.
Ratliff, although living in the country,
has arrangements made whereby he gets
the STAR every evening, the same as
when he lived in town.
The concert given by Miss Sallie Ed
wards and pupils at the residence of Miss
Edwards was largely attend' by the
parents of the children. The programme
consisted Of songs vocal and instrument
al music, and was carried out in a mail
ner satisfactory to all. The following Is
list of those who took part: Mamie
and Lille Roderick, Mamie and Jennie
Brown, Mollie and Katie Harris, Etfie
stewart, Emma Anspaugh, Rose O'Nell,
Winnie HukiIl, Evi HAYS, Alice Case,
Mamie Craig, Mollie Prather Mamie
Hamilton and E llie Edwards. The
parents of the children anxiously await
the next concert.
sPEryNCFNELD. n
Mrs. Quincy Petts is visiting friends
and relatives in Columbus.
Miss Lillian Cotton, of Dayton, O., who
has been the guest of Siddels on ColuT.
ola street, returned home y sterday.
Miss Ida Wilson of Kennard, O.. whf
has been the guest of Miss Matte Morgan
of South Limestone street, has returned
home.
Hugh Harper, a wealthy bachelor wht
lived alone between Clifton and yellow
Spxings, died last Wednesday in his sew
entieth year.
The ladies of the United Presbyteri r
Church of this city will give IA social IN
the basement of the church this eyenir,.
All IRE invited.
Mr. J. r. Scury of this city goes tc
Urbana tomorrow to preside at the re-
yival services now being he'd ia the A
NJ. Z. Church of that city.
The ladies Of the Mite Social Of th'
Center-street Methodist Church give
social Monday evening ut the Parsonage
Refreshments from to 9p. m. All ar
invited. t.
There will be meeting of the Thir
Ward r 'publc,ns at the Central En-
gine-house Tuesday evening, the 18th
tossecure IN unpledged delegation to til
County Convention.
Rev. Mr.. Rose, Rector of the Chris
Church, has rented the Foos property a
corner of High and Gallagher street.
His mother and sister will come her
and make their home with him.
Mr.. J. w. Bookwalter will begin to
morrow erecting the electric light apps
ratus at his water-wheel shop, east of tn
city. The manufacturers sent gentle
man here to superintend the work.
Yesterday afternoon about 8 o'cloc
Mr.. Garlinger met with 3 serious acc
dent at the new Champion Works, ha
ing two of his fingers on his left han
badly mashed by drop, a machine use
in heavy forging, weighing about 81
pounds.
The Committee on Teachers, of Il
School Board, will perhaps engage Pro
Dente, of Cincinnati, to take charge
German instruction in the Central Bull
inr. The Committee has been also CO
responding with Professor Klemm,
Clever and, who has great reputation
GERM n teacher.
The Mayor held an examination
the assault and battery case against To
Smith on Wednesday evening, wi
caused the injury to Perryman, the fla
man, last MonAlay. Smith pleaded GU
ty and was fne0 $50 and costs, and sci
to Jail for ninety days. "The way
the transgressor is hard"
The alarm Of fire yesterday morniI
at half-past II was caused by defecti
fue in. Mrs. Orr's house on Monroe sire,
opposite the new Champion shop. The
was some misunderstanding in the alar
ard caused sone delay. A second alar
was turned in to see if the mistake W
in the box, bat it worked all right.
The gentlemen from Michigan spe
the day yesterday in looking ever t