The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-30
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his trip to Colorado.
Mrs. J. P. Considine is now clerking
for Montanus & Gonwood.
Mr.. Irving Bradford was married to
Francis E. Sykes Thursday evening
Mr.. John Hirt, of Circleville, is visit
ing Mr.. Fred. Riley, ON Gallagher street.
Robert Strathan is at South Solan in
the interest of the Springfield South
ern.
Fl. H. Williams will erect frame
nouse on Lincoln avenue, between Main
and High.
The house formerly occupied by DR..
Bryant, on West Main street, is being
torn down.
Mr.. G. G. Stein, of West North street,
is recovering after long spell Of typhoid
pneumonia. p. .,
The building formerly occupied by
DR.. Bryant, on West Main street, is be-
ing torn down.
Mr.. Randolph Coleman, Mayors
Clerk, received slight injuries Thursday
morning by runaway.
P. P. Mast & Co. are running an
army of men day and night. They are
doing an immense business.
We are glad to hear that VIM. Floyd,
Jr., who has been suffering with rheu-
matsm for some time, is recovering.
The students of Wilberforce College,
of-Xenia, gave a musical and literary
entertainment at Blacks Opera-house
last evening.
Mrs. Habaugh, mother Of William
and Chas. Habaugh, died yesterday
Thursday afternoon at her residence
On Jefferson street.
The Cummings Cadets will occupy the
room at Trapper's corner, in the build
ing of Mr.. VIM. M. Black, for their ar
mory and reading-room.
The rooms at the Art Loan Exhibition
was crowded last evening, every nook
and corner being filled, and upwards of
eight hundred persons were present.
Work will commence to build two ad-
ditions to the Springfield Malleable Iron
Company (West End) on Tuesday next;
one will be 70x12O feet and the other
20x50 feet.
Mr.. Noah Thomas, of South Charles
ton, but well-known in this city as an
old veteran soldier of the 10th O. V. L.,
has been appointed Warden Of the Ohio
Penitentiary. -..,.-..
Mrs. Eliza Kirshner has taken out a
permit at the Clerks Office to put up a
frame building on the south side of
West Pleasant near Mechanic street, to
cost 1900.
The agent, Mr.. J. B. Shepherd, was in
the city yesterday making necessary ar
rangements for the play, "Saints and
Sinners" at the Opera-house, which will
take place on Tuesday, May 4th.
Champion Council No. 2, Jr., O. U. A.
NJ, celebrated their ninth anniversary
by giving grand ball, that will long be
In memory by those who were present.
At about 7 o'clock they gathered to-
gether in body at their rooms accom-
panied by the "Big Six" Band, and
Ringould Council, Sr., O. U. A. NJ, of
Springfield, and marched to the depot,
where they received delegation from
Dayton, consisting of Friendship Coun-
Gil No. Is, and Miami Council No. 7,
both junior orders, and number of in
vited guests from Xenia and other
points. They paraded through some of
the principal streets. and made grand
display with their fine regalias,
after which they gathered together
at the ballroom and commenced trip
ping the light fantastic until midnight.
They then proceeded to Gichler's Hall,
where refreshments were served. After
supper dancing was again INDUCED in,
and the programme carried out to the
fullest extent. Quite a number left on
the 2:20 a. m. train for Dayton, feeling
merry over an evening they had we'll
spent. The Committee spared no pains
to make everything pleasing to all guests
and deserve much credit.
BELLEVUE. Kx.
Knights Of Honor meet tonight The
meeting will be interesting.
The Board of Equalization commence.
Its meeting on Monday night, to last fol
ten days.
It should be borne in mind that Coun
Gil meets the first and third Thursday o.
each month, and not every two weeks.
Star of Bellevue Good Templars NEE
tomorrow night. A few new member
will be initiated, after which the officer
for the ensuing quarter will be installed
The population of Bellevue is incress
Ing, especially in the female sex. Thre,
little girls arrived since Sunday, the lat
ter being presented to Mr.. James Met
calf, of Berry avenue. A number O.
other streets are yet to hear from.
The Bellevue Hall Association will
meet tomorrow night, when it is hoped
all stockholders will be present and mat
ters pertaining to their interest will bt
attended to. About fifty of the stock
holders favor Taylor avenue as the loca
tion OF the Eall, making good majority