The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09

ries of meetings at the M. E. Church nexs
Sunday night.
The Misses Black, from Newport, sers.
naded some of their numerous friends In
Dayton Saturday night, NJ
J. G. Southall arrived to-day on tn
steamer Fashion from Aurora with the rs-
mains of his brother, A. J. Southall. Ths
funeral takes place tomorrow from Nh
Southalps home in Dayton.
The city has employed Mr.. Ned Minox.
OF Fourth street, to re-survey and re-piaS
the city. Mr. Minor is young engineer of
considerable experience. and Is said to b
fully competent to do the work we'll
| The concert at the M. E. Church Wednee-
day night will be the musca event of the
season. Besides strong array OF homs
talent, eminent singers will be present
from distance. Among them Miss Min
ME Fleissner, who is we'll known to tho
concert world. = :,
REAL ESTATE TRANsrRRs n
Marshall and wife to J. O. Bass, lot a
ground fronting 1O1 feet on Gardner street
by 10 feet deep. OH Mckinney avenue In
Dayton; $l,215. :.
Henry Walker to A. ]. Miller. 80 feet a
Third street in Dayton, by 100 feet deep 4
an alley; $780,
Folks were out in force last evening
at Nolte's Hail. to attend the entertain.
ment given there by Professor Krampf
consisting OF tricks in legerdemain, SONS
music upon the either and guitar with
songs by the well-known Schwanberess
Family of Tyrolean artists, of Cincinnati
and some really very excellent singing 81
the Germania M@nnerchor Society Of DAY.
ton. This Society numbers about twenty
active members although there are, No
believe, near thirty names on IT.
rolls, and is led by Mr.. William Motz, nov
q resident of Dayton, although for severd
years engaged in teaching at Dayton, O..
and later in Hamilton, this State, and .
nne musician. We were particularly
pleased with the development in musical
| culture that has taken place in the Dayton
CLUB since the organization of the old Liz
derkranz, OF which the present M@nnerchx
seems to be the successor. Dayton has
some good voices, and is now doing the
right thing in training them.
HOME CITY.
Our two stations, one on the L, G. &L
and the other on the O. q M, are twin beau
| ties, and excel anything of the kind BE-
tween here and the city. The companies
could well afford to favor rs, a. no Other
place furnishes as many passengers daily 10
the roads
F. A. Spille, our only shoe and bootmak-
or, has removed himself and last to TIN
place formerly occupied by Mr.. William
Applegate, across from the station at Delhi
He has now ample room to enlarge his bus
iness, and, though little inconvenienk
will be followed by his old customers d
this place. @
If a fence is to be repaired or new roof
put on in the future, 1t looks as though 10
| humble Home Ctyites would have to ash
the consent of the lords of Delhi. They
even object to granting us the small priv
lege Of a separate voting precinct 20 fond
" are they attached to us. 1t would b
we'll to put one wall around youa
place, gentlemen, and allow no one -
look over it tD
A double marriage took place last wesA
at the residence of Mr.. John Story. Ths
parties were Mr.. John Story, Jr., and Mis-
Sofa Brandhorst; also, Mr.. Frederick =.
Brandhorst and Miss Mary Story. The par
ties present enjoyed themselves pleasant.
| ly, and the new made husbands performed
a good deed to the community by refusing
a lot of hungry serensders with tin panA
&c, either money or provisions, and they
departed disconsolate.