The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NExT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
NEW ARk. O.

Congressman AthertOn Is spending
few days in town.
West Main street has been plowed uI
and about one foot of dirt will be taken
off.
The appraisement of the estate Of John
May, deceased, late of Licking County,
will take place at his late residence on
Locust street March 10Th.
On Thursday afternoon one Cliff.
Strawn entered the clothing store of w.
G. Wells. Words were INDUCED in about
payment for goods heretofore purchased,
and Strawn picked up goose and hit
Wells with it. After a lively row for
a few minutes Wells had Strawn ar
rested and taken to the Police Station,
and while awaiting the appearance of the
Mayor the Sheriff dropped in with a
writ of habeas corpus and took Strawn
before Probate Judge eraser, when he
envered bonds for his appearance the !7th
inst on the charge OF assault and bat
terry.
EATON. O.
Jos. Walters, of Cleveland, O., is visit
ing friends and relatives at this place.
Jack Frost is coming in on the homo
stretch, having been several laps be-
hind.
The nuptials of VIM. Gabel and Mis-
Edith Quinn took place last Wednesday
We congratulate the happy couple.
Quite a number of Eatonians will
visit Cincinnati on McCorPs populal
Sunday excursion tomorrow, the l4tt
inst.
The name of Chas. Moore is mentioned
favorably in connection with the candl
dacy of Corporation Clerk at the ap
preaching spring election.
The dedication of the Disciples Church
or Baron-strset Chapel takes place to
morrow, Sunday, 18th inst. Elder 1. D.
Garvin, of Columbus, O., will oficiate.
Henry Young and Miss Sadie Kim
mail were united in the bonds Of matri-
mony last Wednesday. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Getchell, OF the
Universalst Church.
The funeral of Mrs. Alice, wife of G.
G. Acton, who died of consumption, took
place last Thursday, 11th inst. Appro-
pirate services will be held at the Chris
tian Church, Rev. Garroutte officiating.
GEORGETOWN. ky.
Mr.. John Fleming, beyond Oxford,
has lost one hundred and forty hogs from
cholera.
The one-price clothing house has
moved to the store formerly occupied
by Alstrum. .
Mr.. James Stran has taken a position
in Adams Express office in the place OF
James Jenkins, departed.
Messrs. James Jenkins and Morrison
mysteriously disappeared Sunday night.
1t is thought they have gone West.
Burch & Green are about to open a
grocery store in the place formerly oc-
cupied by the one-price clothing house.
The Merriam Sisters gave one Of the
choicest concerts in Barlow's Hall
Thursday night, that has been given this
year in this place.
WEST COvINGToN.
Mr.. Samuel Eaton is filling the vacan-
cy occasioned by the illness of Mr.. Count,
the postman.
Mr.. Charles T. Martin has connected
himself with the Newport Ferfyboat
Company, to take effect next Monday
morning.
Yesterday while Mr.. Gravener was
going from Rife & Bros drugstore, cor
ner Third and. Main streets, to Second
and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, he lost a
Masonic cuffbutton with large G. in it.
Anyone finding the same will be reward
ed by leaving it at his store, on the River
Road, OR at Rife & Bros drugstore.
AURORA. IND.
Miss Ida Patchen, of Cincinnati, is q
guest of friends here.
Miss Nettie Meyer, Of Cincinnati, il
home on a short visit.
George Guetig, of Louisville, KY, was
4 guest of friends Friday.
There will be work in the Third Rank
Of X. of P. Wednesday next.
Max Amberg, of Cincinnati, was a
guest of his friend, Sam. Lammerfeld,
Thursday and Friday.
Meyer Hattenbach, of Aurora, has ac-
cepted a position as salesman in cloth
lng-house in Taylorsville, Ind.
At the "Home Circle" at Schultzs
Thursday night, seventy-fve couple
danced to the sweet strains of Professor
Steeps Orchestra.
LEXINGTON. he.
Scott's big pond is to be drained.
Mr.. H. G. Clay returned from Lead.
vile Tuesday night.
There will be a full dress drill of the
Lexington Guards Monday night next.
Hon. G. M. johnson was sworn in al
Mayor of the city last night by Mayor
Frazer.
Now that johnson is Mayor of the city
Yelmantown will come in for her share
of improvement.
The Council elected Ex-Mayor Frazer
to fill the vacancy in the Second Ware
caused by the election of G. M. johnson
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