The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31

Among the invited guests were Miss Jennie
Fox, Of Dayton, Ohio; Miss Hattie Alschul,
of Xenia, Ohio; Miss Rosa Stern, of Day ton,
Ohio; Mr.. Ruth, of Cincinnati, Ohio. The
very fine music was furnished by the 1tal-
ian band of this city. 1t certainly was q
very tony" affair.
Yesterday about half-past eleven o'clock,
young man entered the store of Mr.
Levev, on Main street. calling for suit Of
clothes. after selecting suit that caught
his eye, presented in payment note on
Henry Snider, for $S5. Mr.. Levey suspect
ing something wrong and sent word to
the Mayor, which brought Officers Hay
ward and Foster. The gentleman at once
left but was found just at noon on East
Main street in the act of making another
offer for suit at the Buffalo Clothing
house. He was then arrested and taken
TO the Station-house, and upon being
searched was found to have in his posses
sion two other notes for $50 each, pur.
porting to be signed by John a. Henry
l.iffle and Sam DIETRICH. ene by Christopher
Lohnes, ]. Liff1e and P. Lnhnes. He gave
his name as James Reading, but On two
pawn tickets found in mis- possession was
the name of McCauley. We also learned
he had tried to have the notes discounted
at the First National Bank. The notes
were to run sixty days, which, il he had
succeeded, would have given him time to
escape. He was taken to the County Jail
for safe keeping
GREENFIELD. o.
Mrs johnson, of Washington @. H., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fellows, on Church
street.
There is talk of Mr.. Joseph Heidingsfeld
returning home from Germany some time
in the near future.
Mr.. C. Fl. Harper and wife, Of the Harper
House, paid Cincinnati short visit the
fore part of the week.
1t is asserted by many of our citizens
that "horse-rack' nominations for Council
will be very hard ticket to beat. 1t is q
strong one.
w. B. Mount the gentlemaniy clerk at
Parker's grocery is in Cincinnati for the
purpose of selling some real estate, etc., in
the Twenty-tfth Ward.
There was full house at the regular Sab
bath afternoon tenn erance meeting on last
Sabbath and very interesting meeting
MIR. McLain in the chair.
| WAPAkONETA.O o.
Harry Havne is on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Burnett and daughter, of Toledo
are visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. H. Casey, of Cincinnati, who was
visiting her husband, at the Flo ~entine
Hotel, returned to her home Tuesday.
George Eissnstein went to Fryburg to a
dance and when he wanted to return home
was minus horse and buggy, which was
lost or stolen.
| ClRCLEvILLE, q.
| Anthony & Ellis mammo'h h Uncle Toms
Cabin Company shows here Tuesday, April
9th.
Charles Butler left for Columbus to work
in large carriage manufactory as black.
smith.
George spangler says he would not ex-
change ''it" for Lynch q Weaver's new
block. "It'' is boy.
BELLEFONTAINE. O.
George Palmer and Sam. West are home
fir m Wooster.
Mrs Florence Holmes, Of Lima, is visit
ing at Judge Vests.
Miles Juvenile Pinafore Company will
eAhi VI mere hprll lSL.
The Republicans meet in Convention,
Friday, april I'd, to nominate Township
and Corporation Officers Candidates are
busy gathering their forces for the conflict.
Mr. George Chambers Bellefontaine
bOv, who has been in Greece for q year.
dropped in on his friends last Sunday. He
goes from here to Harvard to study the
| English language, and, after q year there,
will return to Europe
BELLEVUE. Kx.
Temperance meeting tonight
Mr.. Len Griggs. City Assessor, has fin.
ished his assess "ent, and will so report to
Council tomorrow night
The new pastor assigned BY the M. e.
Conference to the Bellevue charge for the
coming year has arrived, and will com.
mence his lab RS next Sunday. For the
present he is the guest of Mr.. J. X. Dim
mick, Of Berry avenue.
The masquerade ball given last night al
Wenderoth's Hall was the most pleasant o.
any, perhaps, ever given in the. hall, If not
in the town. About 8 o'clock the neigh
, borhoud of the hall was crowded by per
sors ea.er to get glimpse Of the costumes
worn by the jolly masquers. A larg.
number of people were also in the room,
adjoining the hall. The costumes were all
in good taste, and at half past eigh
the music commenced, and the thir-
ty-two couples who came to have fur
began also in good earnest. At IL o'clocl
a most magnificent supper was served BY
Mr.. Robert Prichard. of Bellevue street
Newport, after which the music and mirtl
continued until 4:30 o'clock. The musi
was furnished by Prof Shaffer, of Coving
ton, and was OF a high order.