Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-29

where she has been visiting friends.
"A telegram was received Monday
night from Manager Bancroft, of the
Cincinnati Reds. cancelliny the game
advertised for Marietta on Wednesday.
The Cincinuatis have two games with
Chicago which must yet be played,
having been postponed on account of
rain. The team will not be here this
season and the only league game will
be with Pittsburg next week.
The County Commissioners were in
session Monday and awarded contracts
for several jobs Of work E. w. Bu-
chanan's bid was accepted for building
"a new bridge across the run on the
| Beverly yWatertown road Tom Snyder
Secured the contract for rebuilding the
bridge on Little's Run, near Ward,
which was, damaged by the floods.
The contract for trestling the Tucker
bridge across Wolf Creek at Waterford
was awarded to L. L. Grubb
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Howe, of
Rockland, were in the city Monday,
enrote home from a visit to friends at
Dexter City.
Mr. Charles Rempe and his daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Ed. Rempe, left over
the C. & NJ. Monday for Winfield, Kas.,
where they will visit friends.
IS. T. Cutshaw is repairing and re-
modelling his residence on Church
street.
Editor j. B. Tannehill, of the Nor
gan County Democrat, candidate for
Congress on the Popocratic ticket, was
in the city Monday on his way to No
BILE county to make some free silver
speeches.
Judge w. b. Grew, of McConnels-
vile, passed through the city Monday
on his way to hold court in Noble
county.
Mrs. c. A. Ahrendts, recently pro-
prietol of the Hotel Grand at Caldwell,
is visiting the families of Profs. w. O.
Bower and M. L. Moore.
William Roeser, Jr,, has sold his
horse, Miss Cadmus, to Deck Davis.
Millinery opening Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday at Bee Hive Store
Miss Elizabeth Sleigh left Monday
for Columbus.
w w. Mccoy is confined to his
home on the West Side by illness.
The Diamond Pants Company re-
sumed operations Monday after g
weeks shutdown.
, Mrs. X. L. Dye returned Monday
from Vincent, where she had been Wis
iting friends for week.
S Mrs. NJ. Brown, of Chillicothe, i.
: the guest of Mrs Haddox, West Side.
/ Louis Gerhart, former Mariett;
boy who has been in Lafayette, Ind.
for the past seven years, is in the city
: visiting friends and relatives.
Peter Elsie, the balloonist who wa
hurt few days ago, is now lying a
his rooms in boarding house in Park
S as at first reported, only one arm being
r broken.
Mrs. George Bell, of Sharon, Nobl,
county, and Miss Clara Rex, of Morgan
u county, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j
: Belford.
, F. j. Clemenger and DR.. R. S. Gag
, will address Republican meeting a
= Cutler tonight.
Z Tom Mcdonald and f. B. Bucl
O were fined SO and costs and IS an,
costs, respectively, on Monday, TO
= drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Nickerso
: left Monday for their home at Wauk
esha, Wis.
Mrs. George Wells, of Fairfield, O.
is the guest of Ler sister, Mrs. Williar
Mason, Third street.
s. Miss Moggie Haas returned HON
o to Pittsburg Monday, after pleasar
visit with friends and relatives in tn
- city.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cole of Hun
ington, returned home Monday after
-. visit with relatives IN Marietta.
ID Mrs. Frances Field expects to leay
Thursday for Augusta, Ga, where 81
J, will reside.
ID The Bee Hive Store will show
o. full line of the latest millinery c
v. Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
d. The Worst Yet.
The Cambridge Marietta game at tt
w base ball park Monday afternoon WI
IS. one of the worst exhibitions of IL
er great national game ever seen in Mar
2 eta. large part of the audience lie
MS the grand stand in disgust before IL
is. ninth inning was played. The fieldir
of the Mariettas was SO rotten that u
Mt local fans haven't got the taste of
h. out of their mouths yet, and althoug
ia N, hr;doa arrors para not sO fraure,