Madisonville Social News Details Local Card Party Guests
The Misses McLaughUir hosted a Saturday card gathering at their Mathis street home with a large guest list including Mrs. Harry McGown Mrs. W. W. Clippinger Mrs. Will Evans and many others. The Monday Club met at Mrs. Oliver Jones with officers elected for the year and a Shakespeare talk read by Mrs. Levi Gilbert. Katherine Ball then hosted a Saturday evening gathering at her Simpson avenue home with a notable group of young people in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Mackie
Chester Williams
Harry Wood
Frank French
F. QO. Ragland
Meinhardt
Harry Vordenberg
Fred Craesgar
C. Jerry
J. H. Ball
Levi Gilbert
Shakespeare
Katherine Ball
Simpson Avenue
Carrie Laura Richards
Clara Bridge
Nan. Balentine
Clara Ballentine
Margaret Brunson
Edith Klein
Echo Wpham
Rogers Cox
Wesley Paul
Albert Paul
Lovet Mathis
Harvey Campbell
Tom Elliott
Tom Gregory
Bond Hill Five Hundred Club Hosts Holiday Gathering
Mrs rank Cannon entertained the Bond Hill Five Hundred Club on Wednesday afternoon with a guest from New York, prizes won by Mrs Orven and Miss Jenny, and an elegant luncheon. Several local couples and visitors are noted in the week’s social visits across Wilmington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Cannon
Five Hundred Club
A. B. Cole
J. Wernke
William*Perin
Robert Laidlaw
Orton
Stanley Joses
Roberts
Robert Alcorn
T. J. Beck
Jenny
Chester M. Mathewson
New York
Orven
Mark Smith
Chase
Samu Kenneth
Steinborn
Covington
Murphy
William Jenny
Orth
St. Louis
George Spangler
James Bridge
Sharehville
Herbert Bridge
Chester Palmer
Lebanon
Ind
Julius Ruffner
Ruffner
St Bernard Socials Host Euchre and Garden Event
St Bernard residents hosted a Baker Avenue euchre gathering Saturday night with guests including Mrs W Beetz Mrs J W Campbell and several couples. Earlier Mrs Malone entertained Elmwood Carnation Encore ladies at her home with favors awarded to several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Grassinger
Euchre
Baker, Avenue
W. Beetz
Winton Place
J. W. Campbell
Madeira social notes list regional visits and new residences
My and Mrs Albert Thomas visit Loveland Ohio relatives. Miss Besse Curtis visits her sister in Crittenden Kentucky. Miss Hilda Ogier visits friends in Chillicothe Ohio. Mr and Mrs Oscar Fisher reside on Camargo pike. Dan Cavanaugh stays with Uncle Dr William Night in Miami Avenue. Miss Lizzie Eckford visits sister Mrs Joe Knopp Jr on Luclid Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thomas
Loveland
Besse Curtis
John Rulphin
Fam- Hy
Crittenderg
Hilda Ogier
Chilicothe
Oscar Fisher
Camargo Pike
Dan Cavanaugh
William Jnight
Miami Avenue
Lizzie Eckford
Joe Knopp, Jr
Luclid Avenue
Hartwell Literary Club elects officers and lists members
The Hartwell Literary Club held its annual officers meeting at Mrs. B M Gardner's Park Avenue home. New officers include President Mrs Robert Hyndman First Vice President Mrs Anna D Tatem Second Vice President Charles F E Walker Recording Secretary Mrs Robert Lindsay Corresponding Secretary Mrs Frank Boland Treasurer Mrs Gardner. New Directors are Mrs G C Blackburn Mrs William B Hay Mrs Jones Pp Stagg Mrs O W Butler and Mrs William C Peale. Several members attended and a group of young members returned to college including Miss Helen Gorman Wells Miss Louise Gough Brown County Miss Dorothy Boland Notre Dame and Miss Harriet Early Oxford. Mrs H Small to host Five Hundred Club Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell Literary Club
B. M. Gardner
Park Avenue
Robert Hyndman
Anna D. Tatem
Charles FE. Walker
Robert Lindsay
Frank Boland
Gardner
G. C. Blackburn
William B. Hay
Jones Pp. Stagg
O. W. ‘Butler
William C Peale
Cliff Blackburn
Jesse Beeson
John Breese
Owen W. Butler
Frank J. Boland
Cyrus P. Calvert
Nellie Caddy
C. G. Cookston
Rose Greemein
Harry W. Hutchins
Robert Hyndmath
Clifford Kern
T. C.early
Robert C. Lindsay
Chat W. Lucius
Harry Moore
Harriet Nottingham
William Dc. Peale
William Scobie
Jones P. Stagg
L. G. Vance
W. W. Warner
Carolyn Macy
William Meyer
Elizabeth A. Meyer
J. C. Blackburn
Jessie Cheney
Sarah Howells
Harry
Maddock
A. EB. Smith
E. R. Smith
Helen Gorman
Wells
Louise Gough
Brown County
Dorothy Boland
Notre Dame
Glendale
Harriet Early
Oxford
H. Small
Five Hundred Club
Arrest Saloon Keeper on Midnight Closing Violation
Harry Bell proprietor of a saloon at 609 College street was arrested at 1 30 this morning by Sergeant Keidel and patrolmen Sutton and Wagner for violating the midnight closing law. He was taken to the First District Police Station and released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bell
College Street
Keidel
Sutton and
Wagner
First District
Black Hand Row Creates Panic on Fourteenth Street Car
An alleged Black Hand affray sparked panic on a cross-town car as Giova Giano and Cassino Rolomeno were arrested after a man, Polomeno, claimed to have received extortion letters and fled to Hoboken to sail to Italy. Giano allegedly tried to stab Polomeno. three shots were fired but no one was hit. Polomeno is needed as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Giova Giano
Cassino Rolomeno
Ypelomeno
Black Hand
Italy
Hoboken
Pagsdge
Giano
Polomeno
Europe
Man and Hottish ads mix in city notice style
Classified fragment shows multiple job ads including willing worker in ERODINO EROS at Fifth and Main, men to travel and distribute samples for wholesale house with 21 dollars weekly, barber trade instruction, moler barber college, wiener and tamale sales, and travel sales positions. Also notes rail way mail exam prep by mail from Interstate Schools Cedar Rapids Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Smith
Sec’y
Como Block
Chicago
Gov’t
Interstate
Cedar Rapids
Beauty Quest Prizes Attract Cincinnati Women
The Commercial Tribune invites entries for a Beauty Quest with prizes. First prize is 50 dollars, second 25, third 15, fourth 10. Contestants mail a photograph with name and address to the Beauty Editor, judges will select four winners for half tone publication in The Illustrated Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Man Swallows Pennies Then Coughs Them Up
Napo Leon Wood of Leominster Massachusetts won a wager in a Worcester poolroom by swallowing twenty five pennies and coughing up the whole amount within minutes. He says he discovered the skill years ago when forced to swallow gum to avoid detection and can now summon the power at will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Worcestur
Mass
Napoleon Wood
Leominster
Worcester
Middletown Murder Suspect Held as Crowd Vows Lynching
Richard Flannery charged with killing his stepfather Henry Geran was brought to Butler County jail awaiting grand jury action. Police protected him after intense hearing before Middletown Mayor Simpson. a coroner's inquest is set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Richard Flannery
Henry Geran
Middletown
Butler County
Flannery
Mayor Simpson
Schumacher
Wide Range of Daily Income Offers from U S Mailers
Several advertisements offer lucrative home sales work and commissions. Companies like ZECK, PIEPER & CO, A. WARD & CO, American Lock-Crank Co, SULLIVAN CO, Storeheat Mff Co, GISHA COMPANY, and FAIR MFG CO invite agents and managers to earn large profits with little or no experience. Offers promise weekly pay, high percentages, and samples or catalogs. some require stamps or mail responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MFG, CO
Box
Racine
Wis
LID ON FOR MICHIGAN TOWN
Jackson mayor issues a proclamation to close saloons after legal hours and Sundays, wipe out all resorts, remove slot machines, close cigar stores on Sundays, and enforce blue laws as practicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor
Commercial Tribune
Jackson
Mich
J. Glasgow
First Meeting Set for Denver Convention Arrangements
Secretary Urey Woodson announces the Denver convention arrangements committee will meet in Denver on Monday January 20. Members include Chairman Taggart and national figures Sulllvan Mack McGraw Howell Johnston Osborne Dahlman with O'Brien named as treasurer after Belmont resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Owensboro
Urey Woodson
Democratic National Committee
Denver
Taggart
Woodson
Sullivan
Illinois
Mack
New York
McGraw
West Virginia
Howell
Georgia
Johnston
Texas
Osborne
Wyoming
Dahlman
Nebraska
Nine room modern houses for rent in Evanston Hyde Park and Rose Hill
Rental list notes nine and ten room brick homes in Evanston and Hyde Park with modern fixtures. Properties include Trimble Avenue and Observatory Avenue listings, plus a 10 room brick at Mitchell Avenue Rose Hill Park. Waterfront river reports follow with ship departures and river gauges across several ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Trimble AV
Willia Lusby
Rose Hill Park
Avondale
Mitchell Ay
E. C. Drach, Agt
Mercantile Library
Peacemaker stabbed during street quarrel in Carlisle
Marion Butler 21 of Carlisle avenue was badly cut in the back while trying to stop a dispute at Carlisle and John streets. He was taken to a drug store for treatment and told police he was cut by John Brock. Brock was not arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Butler
Carlisle Avenue
Carlisle
John Streets
John Brock
Brock
Man Who Killed Son Dies in Ohio
Edwin J. Collier of Cleveland who killed his blind son and shot himself near his wife’s grave died today from exposure and pneumonia. A letter in his pocket stated both are to be buried beside Mrs. Collier. He was despondent over his wife’s death and his son's affliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Ravenna
Edwin J. Collier
Cleveland
Collier
Williams
Neumonia
River departures and river stage report from Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati measured 19 feet 1 inch and falling as of 6 p.m. yesterday. Advertised departures include routes to Virginia and Louisville with triweekly and daily schedules noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Pittsburg
Pomeroy
Maysville
Louisville
Ohio
Cincinnati
Ketuéky
Reluca Dattv Tei
Port Cincinnati Packet Departures and Incoming Vessels
The Cincinnati port reported yesterday departures of the Greenwood to Charleston the Lizzie Bay to Madison and the City of Louisville to Louisville. Incoming packets include the Courter from Manchester and the City of Cincinnati from Louisville. The Ohio River forecast predicts continued falling levels over the next twenty four hours with a storm likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Greene Zine Steamer Courier
Sycamore Street
Manchester
Louisville Packet City of
Cincinnati
Louisville
Main Street
Pittsburg
Virginia
Pitt
Madison
Evansville
Cairo
Minnetonka
Upper
Mississippi
ST. Louis
Greenwood
Charleston
Lizzie Bay
City of Louisville
Ae Courter
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Arrest of Mother and Daughter in Pett Larceny Case
Mrs Mar gie Regar and her twelve year old daughter Mary Kearns of 386 Baum street were arrested after a purse containing 20.10 was reported missing by Miss Bessie Gallagher of 1175 Gilbert avenue. The purse was later found hidden in a garbage can at the Mt Adamg eline foot. The girl faced juvenile delinquency charges and the mother petit larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Regar
Mary Kearns
Baum Street
Dowd
Crowley
Bessie
Gallagher
sIbert Avenue
Mt. Adamgeline
Milford Notes and Social Roundup Features
Miss Maud Williams returns to Mendota after three months with relatives. Newport visitors Mrs. Kenton Sanford Sr and Mrs. E R Glascock hosted guests. Progress Club met at Cleveland avenue with a lengthy list of attendees. Visits include Batavia and St Louis families, extended stays noted for Miss Cora T. Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hommeyer
Elias Spéeidel
Batavia
H.C
E. D. Sanford
St. Louis
Cora T. Sanford
Shirtwaist with inset vest design for home dressmakers
A simple yet graceful shirtwaist with an embroidered inset vest as the main decoration. It closes on the left front, with shoulder tucks, yoke depth, back fullness, and a center back box plait. Shown in ombre brown and blue taffeta, adaptable to linen or wool. medium size uses 4 7/8 yards of 22 inch fabric. No. 6026 Seven sizes 32 to 44 inches.
For Sale HOUSES in Hyde Park and nearby neighborhoods
Real estate list detailing numerous 2 and 3 story houses for sale across Hyde Park, Walnut Hills, Avondale, Clifton, Clifton Heights, Mt Auburn, East End, Norwood, and City areas. Properties include 4 to 9 rooms, modern appointments, attics, gas and electric utilities, various lot sizes, and prices from $1,600 to $9,500 with terms such as cash, rent balance, and exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Hyde Park
Norwood
Clifton
Postoffice
Walnut Hills
Windsor Street School
Francisco St
Gilbert Av
South Norwood
Zoo-Eden Park
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Freeman AV
Fourth St
Plum and Elm
St. Louis
Rockdale Ave
Avondale
Price Hill
Andrews
Fifth and Race Sts
Nicholas P
Smith & Bros. M
Mercantile Library
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Newtown
Edith Duir
Miss Deneir
Queen City
Hannah B. Marriott
Mildred Marriott
Cleves, O
D. of A
Charles Farrell
Messrs
George Disque
Charles Muchmort
H. E. Jones
A. Rainer
Frank Muchmore
Indian Hill
Jacob Binder
R. Powell
Annie Durham
Louise
Kathryn
Corneille
Ruth Durham
Ethel Younger
Clara Rutz
Hin
Hioface Hopkins
Earl Hall
Arthur Farrell
Charles’ Graves
Pierce
Ed R. Sticksel
iMes
John Sticksel, Sr
Albert
Cleveland Sticksel
William Senior
Mt. Washington
Fred Weinkabf
Portsmouth
Peter Herr
Madisonville
Bond Hill
ST. Bernard
Madeira
Hartwell
Fatherland
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
American Home Monthly
Barclay St
Universal Adv. CO
Erodino Eros
Moler- Barber College
W. 4Th St
Western Tin and Japan Mfg. Co
Walnut Si
Bradstreet System
Rochester, N. Y
Massachusetts
Wills, Stewart & CO
Exchange Place
N. E. Cor
Reading Road
Burton Av
Moormann Av
East Walnut Hills
George St
St. Bernard, O
Yabrus
Zeck Co
Morristown, Y
Moler College
Fulton Av
Eden Park
Lexington
Ackerman & Adams
Pieper & CO
Dept. C. Po Dearborn St
A. Ward & CO
Mutual Life
Buffalo, N.Y
American Lock-Crank Co
Kee
Milwau
Sullivan CO
W. van Buren St
Ill
Mff. Co
Los Angeles
Cal
Gisha Company
Anderson, Ind
Pennsylvania
J. M. Thornber
Ft. Madison
Shields
Shield
Fremont. O
W. Latham
Monroeville, O
Monroe Cigar CO
Toledo, O
Dearborn St
Til
Fifth Street
First National Bank Bldg
J. J
Michigan
Shillite and
Harvey Av
Avondaleu Lom
G Hofinger
Tel
Canal ‘Saa
Main St
Florida Av
Hyde Park
Observatory
Edwards Road
Apple
Seventh St
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Self
Courier
City OF
Child
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Fashion Department
Cincinnatine
City and
Milford
Seawaiectory House
Clifton Hweights
Cleveland Ave
MT. Auburn
Fountain Square
East End
Hopkins St
Partic
City
Race St
Wade St
Clark St
Court St
S. M. Cooper
First National Bank
S. E
Dorchester AV
McGregor Park
Bofinger & Hopkins
James G. Cooper & CO
Traction Bldg
S. E. Cor
5Th & Walnut Sts
Til Traction
Telephone Main
Dayton
WM. Cusby
Trimble
Observatory Av
Obaikve. Org
Alboprt G. Erkenbrecher
Union Trust Bldg
Herbert Nelson
W. Cor. Loth and
St. Joe Streets
Main Av
A. Plaut
Auburn AV
Bath
United States Transfer Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Gilbert Navy
Corner Court
Reedy Sts
Broadway
Union Gas and Electric CO
Plum and McFarland
A. D. Shockley, JR
Work Road
Everett Dufour
LeCroitt Bldg
Washington, D. C
R. R. Co
Dallas
Tex
Call
Scott St
Covington, Ky
West
Woman's Temple
JOHN A. BOARDMAN &_ CO
Oid
R.M. Smythe
Produce Exchange Bldg
Financial and Loans
Merchants & Mechanics Trust CO
Carew Bldg
Ss. W. Cor
Fifth and
Vine Sta
Frederick A. Schmidt
E. Fourth St
Enebay & Nourss
wiTr
Mi Kinney
Fairfax
Wold
E. M. Costello
Latonia
Cor. Boone and Caroline Sts
Alms & Doepke CO
The
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co Auctioneers
Miller
Erica Brace
N.B
Harry Arenburg
Joseph T. Harrison
Qur
Liberty St
Race
J. Pichel
Optician
W. Fourth St
Loomis Dhill CO
Tiffin. O
Mason St
Court St. Market
Woman's Exchange
McGregor Av
Princess Rink
Rink
W. University
Burnet Woods
Job
K. M
Pape Automobile Coo
Medical
Hondo Company
Egypt
India
Monmouth and
Seventh Sts
Newport
Monmouth
Furniture Packers
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Roowm 66
Carew Building
Vine Streets
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Urc
Central Trust Company of
Sach
Thomas J. Walsh
Tee Line
Diana Sade - Serodino Bros
Tarrant Co
Hudson St
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