The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-20
the 2lst instant, commencing promptly at

the 21st instant commencing promptly at
8 o'clock q. m.
Franklin Grove, Ancient Order Of Dru-
ids, gave ball at Tivoli Hall last night
There was a very large attendance and
general god time.
Mr.. Frank w. Wood, who is at present
travelling for New York City printing
ink house. has been visiting his family in
Dayton for the past two weeks
There were two balls in the city last
night-one at Tivoli, given by the Druid
Society. and one at Castle Hall, given by
the Italian citizens of Dayton.
| There will be special meeting of the
Old Guard this evening. All persons who
have received notice of their election as
members, are expected to be present
Mr.. Fred. Theodore Meuche. native of
Prussia, who arrived in this country short
time before attaining his eighteenth year,
was yesterday made at once full citizen.
Miss Jennie, daughter Of Mr.. Silas Jones,
is now lying very low with consumption.
She is in her thirteenth year and is warmly
regarded and cherished BY all who know
her. ... .....
| 1t was rumored on the street last evening
that the Volkszeitung and the Anzeiger,
the two German daily papers OF this city,
have been consolidated and will hereafter
appear from one Office.
Wednesday evening Mr.. George Peters
was surprised at his home on Warren street
by his friends and their escorts, who passed
pleasant evening. The Owls" who were
on hand, added to the entertainment of the
company. a..
Stockholders of the Woodland Cemetery
Association met at the Miami Valley In
surancs Office and organized by the election
of Thomas Dover President and Ziba Craw-
ford Secretary. The Secretary submitted q
lengthy report, which was adopted.
Col. H. H. Sage, of the Asylum, last eve.
ming started for Davenport, Iowa on sad
errand-to bring to Ohio the remains of his
remains will be inferred at Circleville
SIC was eighty-fve years old at the time
of her death.
The Board OF Trustees of the Dayton
Asylum for the Insane met in regular
monthly session yesterday. DIR. 7. ]. Stiles
of Greenville, President; DR.. c. M. God
frey, of Ottawa; Job E. Owens, of Hamil
ton; DR.. H. Schoenfeldt, of Miamisburg
Hon. D. A. Houk, Of Dayton. Last even
ing dance was held in the amusemen
hall of the institution.
; Miss Ann Mercer gave q social birthday
entertainment to her friends last evening
, A pleasant time was enjoyed. In the even
ing large party was given at the resi-
ience of her sister, Mrs ]. G. Ankeny, No
1923 West Water street. The Virginia reel
an old time contra dance, was introduced
and the party all joined in the healthfu
exercise, delighted with the occasion an(
the pleasure which came with it
The following is list of the deaths TO
. the week ending Feb. 10th: Indianol.
Garst, Peter Martz, Bessie Ware, Franl
Grammar, William Conner, Frank Knecht
Daniel Hoffman, James B. Vintree, infan
of R. & H. Peare, William A. Boone, Mar!
. E. Hargrave Lee g. Estabrook, Wslte
Feight, Mary A. Samuel. Christian Pieper
Margaretha Marthen, Mary Walker.
Births-Males, II; Females II; Total, q
DAYTON. NE.
The protracted meetings at the M. Z
i Church this week are largely attended.
}. There will be boom tonight at th
l. Good emplars-ffteen candidates to b
J. balloted for.
u Colonel Bean has recovered the bel
,s punch. Those in the habit of going to Col
n mans for punch can be supplied by IL
:; Colonel.