Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-24
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. OCTOBER aS. ,eee
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mr.. Chas. jackson has made quite
pull on the fast stock" of Marietta,
having secured the fine horses of VIM.
Roeser, of that place, which he will
winter here They will be stabbed in
the Tucker barn on the road to the
Fair grounds. Beverly Dispatch
Grand Master w. l.. Kerns and
Past Grand Master Jewett Palmer, of
American Union Lodge, No. 1, have re-
turned from Cincinnati, where they
attended the meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Masons. Thursday after
noon. rafter the adjournment of the
Grand Lodge, they attended reunion
and banquet at the Arcade Cafe, at
which there were present representa-
tives from N. c. Harmony Lodge No.
2, of Cincinnati, Old Erie Lodge No. 8,
of Warren, O., and New England Lodge
No. 4, of Worthington, o. The occa-
sion was very enjoyable one, under
direction of Mr.. G. M. Bartlett, of Gin
cinnati. The four lodges represented
were the original charter lodge through
which was organized the first Grand
Lodge, at Chillicothe.
An effort will be made to arrange
for game of football to be played here
next week between the Marietta Col
lege and Parkersbprg.
The friends of Hon. Henry BOIL,
who has been doing good work for the
sound money cause, will regret to learn
that he is suffering from q severe attack
of throat trouble, for which he has
been undergoing treatment in Cincin-
| natl.
Mr.. L. A. Ziegler is back in his old
position as driver for the American
Express company.
Judge Fl. L. Sibley and wife left
Friday for Fairfield, Ills, where they
will spend several days with relatives.
During the big Repu blican meeting
at Parkersburg Thursday night a poll
tical dispute arose between Smith Col
vert, of the Benwood Republican club,
and Cliff Oliver of Parkersburg. Oliver
drew his revolver and fred at Colvert,
but the bullet missed it's intended vic
tim and buried itself in the breast o1
John Griffin, a 17-year-old bystander.
The wound is not fatal. Oliver has
been arrested for shooting with intent
to kill.
AT the regular meeting of the Nc
Kinloy Club at the Court House next
Monday evening the audience will be
addressed by Mr. S. w. Jones, an able
attorney from Gallipolis, and stump
speaker of considerable note. He
should have large audience, as hi,
address will be we'll worth listening to
BY actual count there were 4S pres
ent at the minstrel rehearsal last night
The chorus, under the direction of M
r. Coste, is singing beautifully ant
the rest of the show under
Mr.. Hendricks care will not be behind
The olio acts will all be irst-class
They contain monologue, clog dancing
ballad singing, cake walk, club swing
|
comedy acts and the original farce
marietta VS.. Wittenberg." Thes,
with Arnold's orchestra of II piece
make wonderful amateur minstre
show, and the house, at the rate tick
cts are going now, will be packed.
, Born, Wednesday, October 21st, t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foreman, Nash
vile, Tenn, daughter grand
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. James Fore
man, of Marietta.
Mr.. Will Brigham leaves today TO
2 Washington, D. c., where he will re
main during the winter.
Mrs. Fred Koerner is recovering
from an attack of typhoid fever.
Harry Fell, who has been visitin
7 relatives here, returned home to Ir
dianapolis Friday.
The Buckeye Clothing Compan
made good advertising hit Friday b
placing an all.wool Ohio sheep in thei
> show window.
AT meeting of the Athletic Assc
citation Friday it was decided to ge
along in future without the Denniso
team on account of the shabby manne
i in which they have treated Mariett
y y several times.
Miss Woodbridge gave delightfr
l. dance at Wehrs' hall from four to eigh
Friday evening in honor of Miss Ellis
beth Gallaher. About 20 couples wer
present
J Mr.. Fred Moore has been confine
to his bed for several days by seve,
attack of fever.
The eloquent and lncomparabl
Foraker will addssss the people {
Glouster today. Itis safe to say ths
he will have a neutrality-suspicious..
Two children at Beverly wei
taken i'll with scarletina while {
school and it is feared that the diseas
will become epidemic.