Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-06-27
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY, JUNE az, 1929
Personal Avn LOCAL.

Last night was held the commence
ment of Lowell High School There
were three graduates. Marietta High |
School Orchestra furnished the music.
Arrangements have been made for
the lighting of all passenger cars on
the Baltimore, and Ohio railroad with |
gas. The Pintch system is adopted,
such as is now in operation on the Roy !
al Blue line trains and tn extend the
use of it all over the road gas plants
will be erected at Baltimore, Washing
ington and Pittsburg. The work Of
equipping the cars with pipes and res
ervoirs will begin as soon as possible.
The reception given by Mrs. Buell.
and Mrs. Creelman to their lady friends
last evening, was one of the prettiest Of
the season. A large number of ladies
were present, and they enjoyed the
evening very much. The house was
nicely decorated and trimmed with
flowers, sweet peas predominating.
China lanterns, and Japanese hang
room. Very nice refreshments were
served by young ladies.
The many friends of Mrs. Catharine
E. Reed were very sorry to hear of her
death, which occurred last Sunday night
at one o'clock at her home three miles
back of this place. She had been an
invalid the past six months, but was
not considered dangerously i'll until a
short time before her death. She was
the owner of the famous "Big Kate"
oil we'll. She is the mother of ten chill
drep, six of whom are living. She has
been member of the Baptist Church
45 years, and was consistent Christian
lady, and will be greatly missed by her
many friends. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. DR.. Gear of
Marietta, from Burnt Hill church at
ten o'clock Wednesday morning
Williamstown Item.
"A young man from Marietta whose
name could not be learned, succumbed
to an epleptic fit on the corner of Main
and First streets this morning. He was
revived by Officers Craig and Arter,
who were passing at the time. The two
policemen called the patrol wagon to
remove the man to the hospital, but
when the wagon arrived he had recov-
cred enough to walk, and the wagon
was not used. GAINESVILLE Conrier
Special sale of millinery goods
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Bee
Hive.
The Diamond Pants Company was
shut down Thursday and Friday by a
break in their engine.
Miss Addie Chapman and mother
left Thursday for Pittsburg and Buff
alo Miss Chapman will attend the
National Educational Convention in
the latter city, whence she will go to
Chautauqua to spend the summer.
Harry Taylor was tried before
Squire Guyton yestel day on the
charge of stealing string of oil tools
from Ginther & McGee, and was dis
charged. 1t was shown by the testi-
mony that it was his intention to re-
turn the property.
The family of M. L. Murphy, of
Buffalo, N. Y, are guests of Mr. NJ. J..
Nelson.
Passengers and mails were trans
ferred oyer the washed out section OF
the Ohio River road Friday, with only
a few hours delay.
-Alpheus Baker, the old gentleman
whose arrest by Marshal Parlin, on a
lunacy affidavit, was noted in Fridays
Leader. was examined by Probate
Judge Rood and adjudged insane. He
will be taken to the Athens State Hos
pital for treatment
! General A. j. Warner, who. pre-.
sided as chairman of the Democratic
State convention, is home from Colum.
bus
| -On Sunday Harmar Lodge No. 115
l. o. o. f., will attend services in g
body at the Harmar Congregations
church.
DR.. Lambert left for PlantsYille
Morgan county, Friday on professional
business.
The Marietta band have received
their new uniforms, which are very
neat
In Probate Court Friday a lunacY
affidavit was filed against Miss Nellie
Shepard, daughter of Thomas Shepard
The inquest will be held at the resi-
dence today
Miss Addie Lauer, of 1O5 Fourth
street, started for New York Cit,
1 Wednesday evening to visit her sister
Mrs. c. Il. Parker, of that city.
! Wheat is selling for 6s cents.
-Confrmatory reports of the grea
t storm of Wednesday evening", reported