The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-31

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The Sans Souci Club have reunion at
the residence Of w. NJ. Black on New
Years night.
James Hurlahe, disordsrIy, and Undine
Almont, drunk and disofderly. were the
arrivals at Reeds Shelter on the Slide last
night
Mayor Wallace spent Tuesday at Colum-
bus in the interest of the Smith pardon.
At present it looks as II Smith will nave to
grin and bear ID until the Inauguration of
our new Governor.
Messrs. Bishop and McGrew, of our city,
who senta large number Of cages Of poul-
try TO. the Cincinnati Poultry Exhibition,
have returned home with their exhibits
and large number Of premiums.
The afternoon train south, drawn by the
Seth Evans, was delayed here on Tuesday
afternoon by the breaking Of the engines
machinery, which necessitated a change.
Superintendent Robk Blee and other road
officials were aboard.
& Mr.. Ira A. Collins snd lady, Of Hamil-
ton. O.. paid the office of the SrAa visit
on Tuesday. Mr.. Collins and lady, in con-
nection with Mrs. L. A. Anderson and Mrs.
). A. Hazard, also Of Hamilton, are to
spend several days in our city in organizing
a Chapter of the Adaptive Rite Of ma
sonry. A'
Mr.. James Thornton, an h0nored pioneer
and popular citizen, past away on Monday
evening last in the eightieth year of his age.
at his residence South Spring street. The
deceased was the father Of Jas J.. and
Edwin Thornton, Of Yellow Springs, Theo.
Thornton, of Medway, KY, Mrs. Mamie
Craig. OF Versailles, KY, and David Thorn
ton, of Gilroy, Cal. He was born in Delaware
In 1900. coming 10 our city in 1920. The
funeral services have not yet been an
bounced. 1%t
A deputized resident Of London, Ohio,
escorted Henry Beach, also of that place,
to Chief Scluchman's Office last night with
a pistols mouth covering him. Beach, he
stated, was wanted at London for petit
larceny. The deputy in his search for
Beach had taken in too much corn Juice
and was rather under the weather UPON his
arrival He was furnished with pair Of
bracelets and hung onto Beach and started
for the depot. Shortly after boarding the
cars, he became belligerent and offered to
unfasten his prisoner if he (Beach) would
engage In a rough and-tnmble fight and
offered to square damages He was a bad
man and weren't afraid OF no one in Madi-
son County. He could shoot with as much
pleasure as he found in his great act of bil-
ing cabbageleaf, and yet this man is per-
United to mingle with civilized people.
The st. Raphael's Fair got q boom last
night, and its machinery went around with
wllirl. Rev, Father Sidley recovered suf-
ficiently on Tuesday from his late Illness as
to be in attendance during tho evening.
Among the most ereditable of society dis
plays we find the Father Mathews T. A. B.
ably represented by James D. Hartney and
Daniel Boyle who have % their assist
ants the following energetic young
ladies: Minnie a. Carr, Maggie
Nash, Maggie Walsh, Carrie B. Carr, Nora
Madden Minnie Gellenback, Maggie Mo
Carly, Maggie Gellenback, Mary McCarty
and Nora Hartney. From this table dur
ing the progress OF the fair votes will be
taken for the bestowment Of a fine kit of
molders tools IL the most popular molder.
Tonight their will be brought to view an
elegant diamond pin a set Of chinaware
and a writing desk, the above articles to be
voted to the most popular young man, the
most popular married lady and most popu-
lar young lady.
AvONDALE.
There will be no meeting Of Council to-
morrow evening.
"The Assembly" gives q hop at Avon
Hall this evening. ~.
There will be ball at Bauers Hall and a
dance at Eiseberg's tonight Ae..a5
Mrs. Th6s. Maddux gives reception this
evening to Mas Annie Davis .5,'..' ...'
The ladies generally throughout the vii
lage will receive calls tomorrow.
Miss Irena Atkins leaves Tomorrow eve
ming to visit friends in Lincolp, Neb.
Mrs. Chas H. Kellogg, Jr., gives party
this evening to her little son and daughter.
The Village Reading Club met last even
ing at the Residence Of Mr.. Lewis Season,
good. 's@ r, @f
The caIored orphans enjoyed Christmas
tree prepared BY the ladies Of the Episco-
pal Church. .l9s1 3, e,sss 81
Tomorrow evening Mrs. Warren Raw
son gives 70 her little daughters New
Years party $50
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Order yo,,r turkey at Connor'a ID
H. P. Claugh was In town Yesterday.
Valentino Msnges will have q grand tur-
key match tomorrow. % s.gs e6.
The. Emerson Society will hold its party
tonight at the residence of W. e. Brown.
Ths A. M. q. Church Fair closed last
night Watch nesting will be observed as
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