The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-12-12
THE CRUSADE ANNIVERSARY.
Preparations for It's Celebration I'm
HiHsbOrO.

The ladies' Of the W. O. II. U. in connec-
ton with the committee Of the Murphy
organization, are busily engaged in making
preparations for the appropriate oelobra-
tion Of the tenth anniversary Of the CRU
sade December 23d, 1888. The pro-
gramme Of exercises for the occasion is not
yet entirely ready for publication, but we
are able to state that there will be tenn
peranoo social at City Hall ON Saturday
evening, December 22d, including a supper
with oysters and other refreshments, the
proceeds of which are for the benefit Of
the VIC. II. u, to aid in defraying the
expenses Of the anniversary. Supper will
be 25 cents, and other refreshments extra.
On Sunday evening, December 23d, there
viii be a childrens meeting at the Presby-
terian Church, commencing at 2 o'clock,
which will be addressed by Miss Frances e.
Willard, of Chicago, President Of the Nation
al W. O. II. u. Addresses many also be eX-
pected from other speakers, enlivened with
appropriate music There will also be a
general meeting on Sunday evening in the
NJ. q. Church, which will be addressed by
Miss Willard and others.
II is expected that quite number Of
ladies from abroad, distinguished for their
activity in temperance work. will be pres
ent, and any Of our citizens who feel free
to entertain them are requested to report
to the ladies' committee Of arrangements,
consisting Of Mrs. DIR. McSurely, Mrs
Maggie Gregg and Mrs. W. H. Gregg, or
to Mrs. Thompson, President Of the Union.
The full programme Of the anniversary
exercises will appear in next weeks News
Our young friends Haynie g. Gutridge,
Of the Palace Restaurant over the way,
have laid in a fine stock of candies, con-
dictionaries, etc., for the holiday trade.
Read their new ad. and give them a call.
They understand how to push business and
are meeting with merited success.
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Miss Hunt designs and superintends the
making of all her costumes. A white satin
dress worn in the last act Of ''Floriner'
was painted by her own hands. She paints
as cleverly with her needle-having among
her stage wardr be, several garments elab-
orately embroidered with the bensiHgt0B.
The young laa's of the College having
become prohcicul in the use of "arms "a
branch Of learnt hitherto much neglected
will give an exhibition of their skill, on
Monday evening next, in the College
Chapel, after which Refreshments will be
served. Doors open at half past seven.
Admission 25 cents
Miss Sarah Reed, an accomplished young
lady of Hillsboro, is candidate for Re
cordiug Clerk in the next Legislature. The
same position was held by Miss Nellie Fry,
of Springfield, the last two years. We be-
lieve with the poet that
Woman and Man all social deeds include;
Earth filled with men were stall a solitude
In vain the stars would shine, 'twere dark the
while
without the light of her superior smile.
To plot from earths vOcabularies one
OF all her names were to blot out the sun"
Give her the place, that she may soften
down the hearts, and keep the minds Of the
members ever reverting back to loved onel
at home. Brown County News.