Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, MAY 2s. 1899
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

was fined SIS and costs. Bodemar will
have hearing today.
AT Cambridge Saturday tho Mari.
eta College team defeated the New
Concord nine by score Of 13 to s.
Reynolds pitched a fine game for Ma
rietta.
The Lobdell base ball nine, of this
city, will cross bats at Parkersburg
with, the crack team of that city on
Dfuesday.SA iA~'' -@ @'a
sfchariesll carpentet J1aSaockeat iiSn
for drunkenness, Sunday evening, by
SfhesT Rn6SgIY 10 glCiT1as93 Oh
se-Messts H, E. Smiley and tisurencel
Dana were guests of friends and rela-
tives at Beverly Sunday.
Mrs. G. T. McIlyar arrived home
Saturday from visit with relatives at
Columbus.
"A marriage licese was issued Satur-
day to Frank c. Bell, of Roxbury, Nor
gan county, and Daisy B. Gordon, of
Coal Run.
The will of Charles Holz, deceased,
was filled for Probate Saturday.
Born, Sunday morning, May Gath,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davis, a daughter.
The game of base ball played at
the College Athletic Park Saturday
afternoon between the employees of the
Leidecker Tool Company, this city, nd
the Bettman & Watson Company, of
Belmont. was interesting and we'll at
tended. The Leidecker boys were too
much for the visitors and won the
game by score Of IS to TO-. The bat
ting was heavy and some nice field
plays were made The feature of the
game was home run by Prim, of the
Leideckers.
The Memorial service last night at
the Auditorium was as usual a most in
1teresting event and very large num-
ber of people were present. The ser.
mon was an able one, and was deliv-
cred by Rev. F. r. Crooks. Of Gilman
avenue NJ. E. church. After Mr..
fCrooks had finished his sermon. the
ERev. J.R; Barnes spoke stirringly Of
4 the soldiers and the success of the is
sue of the war upon the country. The
grand old hymn, America" was sung
at the close, and the audience was dis
missed with benediction.
w. G. Barthalow came down from
Columbus Saturday to attend the pri
maries -
The Knights of st. George will,
give an elaborate ice cream festival al
their hall on Front street Thursday
evening.
The ,Parkersburg wheel club will
probably ride up to Marietta on the
3Oth inst { to attend the wheel NEE
and back Charlie Briant, who will take
part in the races. Charlie is in first
class trim and is sure to secure some O.
the prizes-Parkersburg Sentinel.
w. W. Mccoy, Jr., arrived from
Boston Sunday for visit here of 81,
or eight weeks.
William Roeser returned home Sun
day from Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Tee Remley is the guest of he
- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Murray McMil
len. VIZ
We sell goods that will wear ant
hold the color. Try us! S. R. Val
METRE & Co.
The first regular Sunday train owe
5 the T. s. O. c. Elk. railway went ou
Sunday. 1t is expected to make tn
train permanent thing which moth
( ing but lack of appreciation on tn
part of the travelling public will caus
to be removed. The T. & o. G. Elk.
9 giving Marietta q service undreame
of few years ago and is reaping it
reward in a largely increased volum
. of business.
The Board OF Associated Charitie
: will meet this evening at the Office Q
the Mayor in the City Hall.
The Diamond Race Meet" to b
given next Saturday will eclipse al
former efforts of the Lobdell Cyclin
Club in point of attendance and nun
ber of fast riders entered. iColumbu
alone furnishes ten men to go in tn
various races, besides a tandem tear
as pacemakers.
The 2. & o. r. R. took out 100 MI
rietta people on the cheap excursion t
GAINESVILLE Sunday. Another excursio
of the same nature willsbe run in thre
q weeks
u. B. Mills, of the Hotel Blenne
hassett at Parkersburg, is in the cit,
"A quartet of Marietta spoyts wh
ytwent t~zanesyille 6H tRe%g. I@ o. 4
j excursion sunaay took > forced fideN
n the patrol wagon Of that city and Z
lsfepst tie bunch sss iugSif%to squar
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