The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-08-28
CINCINNATI DEPARTMENT.

Miss Katie Harris has returned to her
| home on George street.
The good citizens of this city are bound
to give their aid to the Leader.
Mr.. Chas. Horner will teach in Cum
minsville this year. Success, sir.
Rev. Joe Emery will occupy the pulpit at
the Union Baptist Church tomorrow.
Miss Susie s. Bradford, of indianapolis,
is visiting Miss Adina White, of Barr street.
The annual Conference of the A. NJ. Z.
Church, will convene in Columbus Septem-
Der 9Th.
Mrs. j. Taylor, of Hopkins street, will
probably visit friends in Kalamazoo, Mich,
this fall.
Misses Stella Green and Stella Harris
after spending short but pleasant trip in
Southern Ohio, have returned home.
Mrs Sheperd Ferguson, of Kansas, after
visiting several Ohio cities, Cincinnati, Will
berforce ETC., has returned to her home.
Mrs. Abram SWEET and her daughter Jes-
sic, accompanied by the Misses Slater and
Miss Ida Liverpool, will soon visit Hamil-
ton, o.
Minnie 4. only daughter of Elizabeth.
Jones, died in the 18th year of her age, at
her mothers residence, in West Court, Sun
day, August 81. 1880. Funeral from Zion
Baptist church Tuesday, August l4th.
"And nov, dear Minnie to thee good bye,
Since thou must leave thy friendly band;
And in distant CLINE to die
May angels guard thee to the spirit land"
From Der friend, CHAs. ALEXANDER.
Mrs. NJ II. Wallace, Mrs. Salhe Dennis,
Miss Ada Smith and Master Vernon Wood,
of Madison, Ind, are visiting friends and
relatives here. RUSH.
[By Another Correspondent.l
Mrs. Geo. w. Williams is visiting in our
city.
Mr.. Robert Gray, of Lexington, KY. is in
our city.
Mr.. James l. Taylor went to Acton, Ind,
last Sunday.
Mr.. Charles blackburn left Tuesday for
trip to Xenla, o.
Mr. Geo. H. jackson is home, after visit
ing friends in Evansville, Ind.
The Miss Fossetts of Perry street are en-
tertaining Miss Nettie Phelm. of Detroit.
Their will be picnic at Prices Hill Fri
day September 8. Take your girl, boys.
Miss Susie johnson, of Barr street, is home,
after pleasant visit to friends in Spring
field
Mr.. Sed Saunders, who has been at Sara
toga for several weeks, is expected home
soon.
For a good meal go to the restaurant kept
by Mr.. Ben Graves, on Fifth street, near
John.
Miss Edith and Mary Fossett have re-
turned home, after visiting Columbus and
Detroit.
Mr.. Greenfield, of Memphis, Tenn, has
been visiting in our city. He left Monday
evening for home.
Mr.. Chas. McKenney returned Tuesday
from Louisville, where he had been on
visit for several days.
j. G. F. A., when will the boss come homer
You are having fine time, during his alb
sence, sleeping and reading.
Mr.. John Terry, of Columbus, is making
Cincinnati his home. He is fine gentle
man and is very handsome.
1t was not the Oriental Club that gave the
reception for Miss Kerns. 1t was given by
the young gents of the west end.
Mr.. Fremont Anderson will spend Sun
day in Lexington, KY. he goes over the
Cincinnati Southern, to view the great road.
Mr.. John Kelley, OF our city, was mar.
ried Wednesday evening to Miss Lizzie
Washington, q handsome young lady of
Columbus, o.
Mr.. Richard Hogan, the Fifth street bar
Der, takes the Leader, and the boys are found
there every Saturday, in crowds, waiting to
get glimpse at it. Save nickle and buy
one.
walnut Hills. tO3
Though the Leader but recently
made its appearance among the peo-
pie of Walnut Hills, 1t has already become
general favorite, and it is safe to predict
| that its readers will soon be numbered by
hundreds. The paper is now found weekly
in the houses of many Of our most intelligent
people many of whom say that they can
not get along without it. Having begun
we'll, there can surely be no doubts about
the Leaders success ifit continues to be q
necessity. Your correspondent speaks for a
large number of our most influential church
members when he wishes that the Leader"
man have long life, and that it may be a
powerful means of promoting the moral and
intellectual elevation ofthe people.
The last quarterly meeting of Browns
Chapel took place last Sunday, when the
pastor was visited by Rev. B. n. Casson, of
Hillsboro, Ohio, and Rev. r. A. johnson of
rament was administered to large number
OF communicates, and the exercises were
unusually solemn and impressive. The
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