Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-06-18


one, being delivered by Rev. II. NJ.
Ladd, D. D., of Cleyeland. In Andrews
Hall at 7:3O p. m. brilliant Grafton
was delivered before the Literary So
cieties by Rev. e. T. Lee, d. D., of
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. Jacob Suder and Mr.. Fred
Becker, the rig builders, returned from
Matannoras, o., Tuesday evening, where
they have been putting up several rigs
on the DeLong farm in Ludlow TIP.
There are prospects for a good deal of
drilling there.
"A telegram was received Tuesday
night from Cincinnati nine, asking if
game could be arranged here for
next Sunday. Nit.
Special sale uf millinery goods and
ladies' shirt waists at Bee Hive.
Mr.. John G.. Hughes, of the firm of
Hughes Bros, Pa, has arrived in Mari
eta with his family and will reside
here in the future. He will be associ-
ated with his brother, j. w. Hughes
in the management of the new Mariet-
ia Boiler Works.
james w. Hughes left Tuesday on
q business trip to Butler Pa.
The following appointments of
teachers for the term beginning next
September were made Tuesday by the
Township Board of Education: Sub
Dist. No. 5, Frank g. Mitchell; No. 6,
Miss Emma Wilson; No Z, Miss Della
Warren; No. s, N. E. Kidd No. 8,
Frank L. Harsha; No 10, Miss Hattie
De Witt; No. II, Thomas McDermott;
No IS, Miss Anna Williams. Miss
Mary Jessie Olds was reelected assist
ant in the Township High School for
the next year.
AT the meeting of the Third Street
Improvement Association held at the
City Hall Wednesday night it was de-
cided to recommend that the Jones
brick be used. The Street committee
of Council was present at the meeting
and the vote of the property owners
being unanimous the committee will
certainly report in favor of Jones
brick. The brick are all right those
on Front street have conclusively
proven that fact. Mr.. Jones received
within the past two weeks an official
bronze Worlds Fair medal awarded
him for his display of brick at Chicago.
Work on the new house of Prof. H.
E. Smith was begun Tuesday; the
building is to contain seven rooms,
and is to be put up by j. d. Hanna.
1t will be pushed rapidly to completion
DR. Jos. Blickensderfer, of New
Philadelphia, class of So arrived in
the city last evening
The High School orchestra will
ment of Lowell High School, to be
held Friday evening, June Goth, in
Lowell Baptist church.
Editor e. S. Wilson, of the Irontor
Register, is in the city, attending com
mencement
DIR. T. S. Ward has rented an of
fee for the practice of his profession
dentistry-in the Law Building, Put
nam street. The firm of Ferguson &
Ward has been dissolved.
4. N. Cooke is here from Cincinnati
visiting friends during the Commence
ment
"A tramp who has been working
the wire coat-hanger business in the
city, Frank Collins by name, for sec
ond drunk and disorderly" within 6
week, drew fine before Mayor Meis
enhelder yesterday, of $40 and costs
also added to that was a sentence tt
the dungeon for 10 days. and 90 day!
work on the street.
Born, at Vincent, on the 10tl
inst. to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Liebrand
daughter. Weight 10 pounds.
J Big bargains in ladies' shirtwaists
silk mitts and millinery goods Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday at Bee Hive
, Cyclone Frank, the trotter, ha
been sold by B. f. Wood to sporting
man in Parkersburg.