Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-05
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. SEPT. 8. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

MIR. AL. Burris leaves next Tuesday
for trip on his bicycle through Ian
caster and Columbus.
The public schools will open for
the fall term next Monday morning.
Compliant was made Friday against
man named Mcclellan for disorderly
conduct on Butler street. He had un,
til that day been connected with Bar
low Bros. minstrels as property man.
He pleaded guilty and was fined land
costs tft1s{ ~ So
I We are indebted to Mr.. Thos. M. 4
Fletcher for some very fine music by a
mandolin quartette, which we heard
over the Phone Thursday evening. The
music was rendered by Mr.. Fletcher
and three of his gentleman friends.
Miss Nellie Crooks, of Beverly, is
the guest of friends in the city.
The funeral party with the remains
of Mr.. John Kuehn missed their y. &
O. connection at GAINESVILLE Friday
morning, and arrived on the evening
train. Services were held at ST.
Mary's church at o'clock p. m.
The reunion of the First Ohio Vol
unteer Cavalry will be held Sept. nth
and 18th. Comrades may obtain infor-
nation from j. w. Danley.
The oil market went up to s1.10
Friday, Corning s1.O0.
One of the most profitable enter
terprises at the Fair was the Oriental
Theatre, but the program was some
what interfered with by the authori-
ties on the last day.
Miss Nettie Morris, of Sistersville,
is visiting her cousin. Isaac Morris here.
DIR. Il. II. Funk, of Beverly, was in
the city last night.
1t should be understood that the
Labor Day ball will be held in the hall
: ample in size for very large attend
ance.
Hon. A. d. Follett will return to.
day, having been spending the summer
in Europe.
: Frank Alexander removed Friday
into his new house on Third street.
Mrs c. Greenway and daughter
Blanche left for Columbus Wednesday
l. on short visit to friends.
The Marietta team is certainly W
against it on the present trip. Zanes
Vile won Fridays game by score O.
70 to s, with Armstrong in the box
Taylor pitched for Marietta.
Mrs. Phil Ackerson and Mis-
Myrtle Withrow, of Sistersville, arr
guests of their sister, Mrs. Georg'
Baum, Fourth street.
g e. Wickens, R. w. Reed and Johl
Stewart were fined 50 and costs eacl
n in Mayors court Friday for drunken
ness.
a Don't forget the big bicycle race
at GAINESVILLE Labor Day. Round trir
y 81. co. Special return train.
Sig Marcus, manager of the Park
"a ersburg base ball team, was in the cit
ir last night and leaves for Zanesvill
X this morning. He denies having st
cured two league batteries for tie Ms
rietta games next week.
. The assignment Friday of Mr.. Sal
y Sulzbacher, one of the most extensiv
clothing dealers in the city, create
much surprise among business me
Y generally. Attorney c. A. Ludey
named as assignee. The assets al
are said to be sig, 900, with liabilities {
- s13, 800 and s9.7OO of preferred claim
Poor collections and failure to met
the claims of eastern firms is ascribe
as the cause.
od The Hebrew New Year will be ce
" ebrated next Monday by the new o
-. ganization in this city. The exercise
will be held at the Auditorium, cor
mencing at $50 p. IN. and contin,
" over Tuesday.
ST. Mr.. Elmer L. Brown and Miss A
of. die Cady were united in marriage
nd Belpre Thursday evening by Rev. Gre
Amhurst and left Friday morning on
:, visit to friends at Middleport.
Miss Cora Sugden expects to lea
today for Pittsburg to attend the we
In ding of her cousin, Flora Hunt, whi'
*. occurs next Tuesday.
or Harry Ogle leaYes today for Zane
on vile aud will enter the bicycle rae
on Labor Day.
:.,, DR. Louis Cisler is in Philadelphia
at the bedside of his wife, who is Sc
'fA ously i'll at the home of friends in tn
10 city. ,fe IN .r ,sa
'ur r. S. Douglas left Thursday mig
for Champaign, H., where he is an
: structor in the University.
j. The q. & o. R. will sell low ra
excursion tickets to Marietta from I