The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16
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The Fantastic Club had dance at the
residence of J. R. Clarke, on Third street,
last Friday night, which was a very nice
affair. 1t was given in honor of Miss
Lizzie Delany of Evansville. Among the
guests present were Miss Robb, guest
of DR.. j. H. Robb; Miss BERTHE Chamber
lain, who is spending the winter with
Miss Anna La Croix; Miss Genevieve
Ames of Greencastle, and Mrs. Lou Cox,
nee Carrie Bishop, former belle of this
city, who, with her husband and daugh.
ter, will again make their home here.
AURORA. IND.
A meeting of the Democratic Club
took place at Mueller's Academy Satur-
day night.
Fl. P. Spaeth and newly made bride
returned Friday night from their
wedding tour.
WASHINGTON G. H.. O.
Owen Donahue, living north of this
city, took dose of carbolic acid. mis-
taking it for cough syrup. His recovery
is considered doubtful.
HAMILTON.
The 'Twos" will have a grand "coon
lunch" tonight.
The Allison and Ellis Combination left
on the $50 train this morning for Gin
cinnati.
James Muncey had two fingers on his
left hand cut off in planer at the Ham,
ilton Plow Shops last Saturday evening.
]. w. Eye has nice lot Of oranges di-
rect from the Sunny South, one of which
measured fourteen inches in circum-
ference.
Reporters are dangerous. DR.. Moody
said, in his sermon last night, that peo-
pie fear reporters for they don't like to
be localized.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the residence of James Carver,
of the First Ward, on Saturday evening.
About forty guests assembled and made
merry the evening.
A large audience convened at the
Univeralist Church last night to hear
the sermon in behalf of the early closing
of stores. The numerous clerks marched
to tlA church in body.
A double team belonging to an indi-
vidual in the country broke the hitching-
post to which he was tied in front of the
st. Stephens Church yesterday and ran
up Dayton to Third street, where he was
stopped by the Threes.
Mrs. Winslow, the fashionable hair
dresser situated on the corner of High
and Fourth streets, informs us that she
has plenty Of work, being busy both
night and day. She is always glad to
receive call from her friends.
The High School Department can
boast Of three amateur artists-Ransford
Greenwood, Harry Mixer, and Edward
Hull, whose skilled effects grace their
school-room. Irving's sketch-book"
furnishes subjects from which they make
their drawings.
Mr.. Harry Howella, Jr.. who took unto
himself the accomplished Miss Laura
league, of Richmond, on last Wednes-
day evening, is expected here to-day,
and will take rooms at the Vanderveer
House. They were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. z. 7. George, Of Wyoming,
yesterday.
The Art Loan Exhibition given BY the
M. E. Church opens at Becketts Hall to-
night. Everything has been arranged in
good style, and experts will be on hand
to satiate the thirst of the curious All
who desire to cultivate the beautiful, or
have love for the aesthetic should not
fail to attend this crowning exhibition.
The tidal wave Of prosperity has at
last begun to sweep over our city. Several
manufacturing establishments are adver-
tising for help, and good mechanics can
find steady employment at remunerative
prices the year around. What our man.
ufacturers want is men that will settle
down to business and stick; and for all
such no other city offers such induce
ments as does Hamilton.
SAVING A TRAIN.