The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-22

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her brother, Mr.. ]. III. DoeriHg.
Geo. Davis, who was sick for a week,
is able to be up and walk around.
A great many people of Dayton are
here to 60 to the Great Pond at St.
Mary's.
Mrs. Walk Mcfarland will start for
New York next week to visit friends and
relations.
Mrs. Caspar Rhine went to Piqua to
visit friends and relations, to stay for a
few weeks.
H. B. Kelly, of the Lima Democrat,
was in town after fishing excursion at
the Reservoir.
George Schenk, of franklin, O., is
visiting his uncle, Frank Holbrook, for
few weeks.
The pike business will commence next
week. There is wanting three hundred
teams and hands.
Mrs. H. Andrick, who was visiting
friends and relations in Lawrence, Ind,
returned home Wednesday.
Only four more days for school. There
are five graduates this year: Geo. Davis,
Willie Maison, Cora and Laura Craig,
and Phebe Meeker.
John Beutler, who is clerking for
Blume's clothing store, will start for
Europe next week to stay few months.
His uncle died two weeks ago.
EELLEvUE. Kx.
George Straeffer, Jr., is up from Louis
vile ON visit to his friends.
A wedding will take place next week.
This is not a rumor but fact.
A number of good speakers will ad-
dress the temperance meeting tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Keuchler, formerly of Rhensford
street, but now Of Cincinnati, is reported
quite ill.
Prof. McGinniss will lecture on CHS
tory" at the meeting of the Good Temp
lars tonight.
A large crowd will attend Mr.. Spence
Reeves picnic at Mt. Lookout Park this
afternoon and evening.
The Councilman from the First Pre-
cinct, of Rhensford street, must be lay
ing in good supply of coal.
Mr.. Chadwick's new house, on Fair
field and Washington avenue, is fast as
suming handsome appearance.
George Petit and Walter Everhart
have gone to Corwin and other points in
Ohio on few days fishing excursion.
Will Anspaugh got tired cooking in
twenty-four hoursand packed his carpet
bag and departed to the blue grass re-
gions and Lexington.
Regular services in the M. e. Church
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor, Rev. r. w. Watson, assisted by
members of the General Conference.
The Misses Susie and Mary WolfeI, of
Columbus, o., have returned from St.
Louis. They will also pay short visit
to friends here, and then return home.
An immense number of tickets have
been sold for the strawberry festival of
the M. Z. Church on next Tuesday even
ing on the grounds of w. II. Robson,
Esq.
The fishing mania has been raging in
Bellevue during the last two weeks
Three lonely young men might have been
seen yesterday with hooks and lines dur
ing the rain dreaming of fishing only.
vlNCENNES. IND.
Charley Loeb, Of Cincinnati, is in
town again.
Large crowd from here to Cincinnati
on the 0. & M. excursion.
Mrs. Arnold Gundelfnger and Miss
Julia Calm, of Chicago, returned W tn
Miss Tillie Schoenfeld from Evansville
Wednesday, and will be Miss Titles
guests.
The f. & F. H., o. & M. and I. & V.
brought no mail nor passengers to town
to-day, as each of the roads bridges and
tracks were washed away. The passen-
gers on the trains are walking into town.
HAWILTON.
Will Dr. Huber or his boiler shop be
moved from our midst?
DR.. Kirkpatrick and wife leave to-day
for Cleveland on short visit.
"shorty," of the Twos, may Justly be
considered the champion dog annihila-
tor.
Mrs. Carter and Miss Rose Arighie, OF
Natchez, Miss, are visiting Mrs. A. J.
Dinner.
Before the Mayor yesterday Mike
knight "antied up $5 and costs fol
fstic exercise.
Mr.. Frank Gibbons has arranged an
elegant display of cigars at j. 2. Davis
store on High street.
Rev. P. M. Weddell, of Troy, O., will
preach at the Baptist Church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Claude Hughes, Of the Threes, took in
the May Musical Festival yesterday-to
see the walking match.
On account Of sickness, &c., Mr.. Hum
back desires to sell his saloon on Basin
street, and all its attachments, and re-
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