Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-21
DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. NOV. 81, 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


Mother Goose Market by the ladies
of the German M. e. church at church
parlors, Thursday evening, December
10th. Sale of fancy articles. Come all.
Ladies Free Tickets Monday night.
--Rey. M. w. Acton, of the First M.
L. church, will discuss 1.-THE Bicycle"
Sunday evening. "What it Incarnates,
and how it Affects Society will be his
theme. With over 1900 wheels in use
in our city we predict an immense aud
ience The T.obdell Cycling Club will
attend.
The Marietta Hose eohipany will
give dance Thanksgivings Eve at
Schneider's hall on Second street. The
proceeds will go,toward buying a rae
ing reel Good music and good order.
Turn out every body and help the boys
along.
"A dozen couples of young people
enjoyed q social dance at Wehrs' Hall
last evening.
"A part of the force at the Leideclxer
Tool Works was laid off Friday on ac-
count of broken steam hammer.
Rev. B. Fay Mills left Friday morn
ing for Chillicothe, where he addressed
a meeting Friday night on the subject
of Armenian Relief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Cooley, of Brad
ford, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
S. Isherwood, Second street
Miss Caroline Archbold, of Park
ersburg, spent Friday in the city.
Attorney James Ross, of Bartlett,
has returned from a business trip to
Pittsburg,
Mrs. Ed. Lightfritz is at Cleveland
undergoing surgical operation in a
hospital in that city.
The football lovers of Marietta are
looking forward eagerly to the Thanks
giving Day game here with the eleven
of Ohio Wesleyan University Of Della
ware. Unlike some teams which Mari
eta was to have played this season,
Delaware will be on the gridfron when
the game is called and will give the
local boys hustle for what is in real
ity the championship of the State, as
the two teams stand at the top of the
list.
Dan. Biszantz and Geo. Gephart,
the champion rabbit hunters of the
City Hall force, went to Virginia Fri
day and were seen coming out of Chas.
Pape's meat market with bunch of
rabbits.
Next week at the Auditorium, only
10, 20 and 80 cents.
| :. The Baptist Church has engaged
Prof. Chas. N. Adams to sing tomorrow,
| Sunday, morning and evening. In the
morning the choir will render an an
| them with Mr.. Adams as solost. In
the evening Mr.. Adams will sing "Bel
shazzar's Feast.
&C. p. Cochran has sold a one-half
interest in his insurance business to
w. D. Williamson.
Prof and MIS-. J. Fl. Chamberlain
received last evening in honor of Rev.
Mr.. Nichols, who will preach at the
Congregational church tomorrow.
Mr.. C. X. Clark and bride haye re-
turned from their bridal trip to New
York and will reside at 42S Second
street
Mr.. B. G. Dawes left Friday after
noon for Newark, Ohio, in which enter
prising and thrifty little city he has
the controlling interest in gas plant.
Mr.. Dawes will manage the concern.
He will not take his family to Newark
for the present, as there is considerable
diphtheria in that city.
Bessie, the two-year-old child of
Nathan Lochary and wife, of Arma-
dale, Athens county, was fatally
burned Friday morning, the goth. The
little girl was sitting on the floor in
front of the fire, playing with wooden
butter dish. She thrust the dish into
the fire, and the grease in it caused it
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that, the flame communicated itself to
the child's clothing. The poor little
thing lived about two hours in fright
full agony 1t was most distressing
accident.
The March Nuptiale" is one of the
exquisite numbers to be rendered by
Mr.. Carl at the First M. E. church
Monday night. This march was played
at the wedding ceremony of Princess
Maud, at Buckingham Palace, London,
in July. Every prospective bride and
groom will insist on hearing it, as we'll
as all their uncles, aunts and cousins.
Mrs. James Creelman left yester.
day afternoon for New York, where
she will remain several weeks.
Mr.. Eugene Coste, who has been
geologist for the Standard 0a Co., re-
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