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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1872
Page
3
The passage follows a gusty wind driving a delicate red rose through a town. A child or observer notes the rose bending, breaking leaves, and finally falling as the wind continues its force. The scene ends with a question about the rose's intention and fate.
A narrator recalls involving Lizzy Helen and George Stanton in a village romance. Lizzy exposes Tom and Helen's feelings, leading to Helen's engagement and a late autumn marriage to Tom, with humorous reminders of past misread signals and the nickname wild pigeon retaining its charm.
Suburban News reports a temperance meeting at the Baptist church on September 13 with several speakers. Regular M E Church South services are at 3 30 o'clock Sundays at College Hall. The watermelon festival by the Sons of Temperance is postponed. The Dayton Syndicate Fish Feast Society plans a rally at Ehmer's Hall next Saturday. City Treasurer Henry Vasche notes tax collections in two weeks total several thousand dollars with a large, pending balance and a July 15 grace deadline before penalties.
The Covington council met in regular session with President Berry. Actions include gas main petitions on Walnut Street, bonds approved for street, reservoir and alley works, and nuisance abatement orders. Funds were allocated for wharfage, waterworks, and general expenses, plus plans for a Licking River bridge and a Greeley and Brown Club address by J. R. Hallam.
The city council meeting approved Carter H Bailey as deputy sheriff replacing Michael Moloney who resigned. Reports note street repairs, sewer issues at Twelfth, Holman and Bacon Creek culvert, and bids for water works and courthouse remodeling.
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