Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-10
--Tho stem that will probably resul


last night. new league, to be known |
as the Ohio and West Virginia League,
was organized there yesterday. If the
new league is as successful ia turning |
out good ball players as the old Ohio
League was, and there is no reason why |
it shouldn't be, it will be valuable
addition to baseball. Charley thinner,
Treadway, Ad Gumbert, Reddy Mack,
Tom Sullivan and half dozen others
who afterward did good work in the
big league made their start in the old
Ohio Enquirer.
Mrs. L. E. Wulff, of Cincinnati, is
visiting Rev. and Mrs. Coil this week.
Mrs. Wulff has made speciality of
palmistry and she has kindly consented
to give her services to the ladies of the
Unitarian church during the Bazaar of
| Nations.
Don't forget the Mother Goose
Market by the ladies of the German
M. E. church at the church parlors
this Thursday evening.
One of the happy events of the
week was a birthday party held in
honor of Mrs. Mary Lensim's S1st birth
day. There were about 90 present and
it was the wish of all that she might
see many more such occasions.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary
Society of the First M. e. church will
give Tea Test at Mrs. Geo. Blake's
this Thursday evening at seven o'clock.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
Every body invited.
The newly organized mandolin and
guitar club of the West Side which was
formed by the combining of the Aeolian
has adopted the name of ''The Ii. l..
Theis Mandolin and Guitar Club"
This is now the strongest as well as
the most advanced club in the city.
Under the leadership of II. L. Theis
the club will give concert at the Har-
mar Congregational Church, Tuesday
evening, December 18th.
The Lyceum held by the Limerick
Debating Society will resume weekly
commencing Saturday evening, Dec.
18th. All are cordially invited.
DIR. E. H. Trictle, of Cutler, was a
business caller in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Harry Delaney and Miss Irene
Fogle were united in marriage at 7:30
o'clock Wednesday evening, Dec. 9th,
q tho bo,na of NrS Roae1oy WooStar
street. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. NJ. W. Acton.
Mr.. jeff T. Lansley of Lowell, was
: in the city on business Wednesday.
Sam Young's Melville company last
night presented Fanchon, the Cricket,
at the Auditorium to II small but ap
preciative audience. The performance
was frst-class and deserved much
larger house, which it will no doubt
: receive this evening.
In the case of Ohio VS.. James G.
Lowe, which was taken from Circuit
, to Supreme Court by the State, leave
l was granted Tuesday to file petition
and the case was advanced for hearing
, 1t will be remembered that the Circuit
, Court granted Lowe new trial.
, Miss Eliza Hall, of Toledo, is visit
, ing friends and relatives in the city,
Mr. William Roper, of this city
was taken i'll of typhoid fever Tuesday
at the home of Mr.. Charles Perdew u
Tunnel.
Mr. George L. Elliott has movec
from Sixth street into his new house
at 600 Putnam street, just completed
by Gregory Brothers, and nice, com
: plete home.
There will be work in the Iuitia
tory Degree at Harmar Lodge No
115 |. o. o. +. Thursday evening, Dec
10TH
Tonight will be Amateur Night a
- the Auditorium. Manager Young, o
:. the Melville Company, has secured ;
!, sensation IN party who will appear
, for the first time in any theatre, on the
stage or in the audience. The indi
yidual has never been to show or seer
. the inside of a theatre.-The name il
withheld but will be announced jus
n previous to appearance tonight. Franl
Cuenot and others will also appear
! The play will be the comedy "Zeb".
: Mrs. c. w. Holz has just received
. an elegant and we'll selected stock O.
: cut glass for Christmas trade. See it
Hon. w. b. McGill, of Veto, was il
the city on business Wednesday,
Bazaar Of Nations at the Unitarian
Church