Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-06
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
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MONDAY, July 9, 1896,
Personal AND LOCAL.

Mrs George Kellner, West Side a
daughter
Mr.. ]. Cliff Worstell, of Beverly,
was in the city Sunday, the guest of
friends. 81.
"A son was born Sunday, July 5th,
to Mr.. and Mrs Louis Seamon, Second
street.
Mr.. Glenn Flanders, of bridge,
is in the city registered at the St.
Cloud
-McNichol' will pitch, for Marietta
in the, game against Cambridge this
afternoon, with j.. Taylor on the
bench. Cambridge defeated the Carroll
club, Of Wheeling, Saturday, ana to-
days game promises to be a good one
Jacob Schlicher was struck in the
face Saturday evening by portion of
flying cannon cracker and received a
severe cut in the cheek
Mr.. Dan. T. McEvoy and family
will leaye this morning for Buffalo, Nj
agara Falls aud other Nothern cities
on visit of about two weeks.
Mr. Charles Tresch was down from
Cam bridge Sunday on visit to rela-
tives iu this city.
Mr.. McClelland Miracle and Hattie
Hill, both of Newport township were
married in this city Saturday, July 4th,
by Squire b. E. Guyton.
The Lobdells lost both games at
Mason City, w. Va, Saturday. Score,
morning, 12 to 0 in favor of Mason
City. Afternoon, Mason City 10, Mari
eta 4. The Lobdells were outclassed by
the local team.
In Probate Court Saturday. mar
riage licenses were issued to Noal
Simon and AIDA Simon, both of Water
ford townships Herman Miller, of
ogdin, W. Va, and Anna B. Ward, OF
Marietta McClelland Miracle and Hat
tie Hill. both of Newport township.
Mr. Henry Savage, U. S. govern
ment lockkeeper here, was seriously
injured Saturday evening on Putnam
street in front of the Putnam street
Pharmacy. He had lighted large
cannon cracker, which failed to go off
time, and was STOPPING over it when
the explosion occurred. The middle
and third fingers on his left hand were
blown off at the first and second joints
| NJ a1xyo ha, ~tt
lacerated in fearful manner, especi
ally about the thumb. His right eye
was burned in three places and the
flesh lacerated at the outer edge of the
eyebrow. Drs. Willis and c. S. Har
were summoned and dressed the
wounds. Sunday Mr.. Savage wa,
resting as easy as could be expected
though suffering considerable pain
The sight of his eye will probably no
be destroyed.
Three plain drunks were locked ul
in the ci9y prison Saturday. Consider
ing the large crowd in the cito. thu
amount of drunkenness was remark
ably small.
-Messrs. Henry, Wood and Pfaff, o
Lobdell Cycling Club, returned Sunda,
from Dayton, where they attended tn
State meet of the Ohio Division L. A
w. They report 10000 people in at
tendance and some very fast riding
the state record being lowered severa
seconds.
Judge w. H. Leeper, Prof. M. r
Andrews and Prof. H. Z. Smith leav
this morning for Buffalo, N. Y, to at
tend the meeting of the National Edu
cational Association.
Saturday afternoon, as Mrs. Franl
Ranger and son and Mrs. Jack Gold
smith were driving up Front street
their carriage was forced into the cur
at Campus Martius by farmer
wagon and was upset. The occupant
were thrown out and the child, abou
four years old, was considera bl
bruised about the head, though no
seriously. Mrs Ranger was slightl
scratched.
The Virginia passed down earl
Sunday evening, with an exceptionall
large passenger list
AT the bicycle races at Pomero
Saturday Harry Ogle, of this city, en-
tered two races, and, though i'll at tn
time, took one first and one secon
prize. He won the half mile open i
the fast time of 106, Briant, of Park
ersburg, taking second place. In tn
half mile, flying start, Briant finishe
first and Ogle second in 1908. Waite
Knox won the slow race.
Arthur Lawrence left on the Vii
, ginia Sunday evening on busines
trip to Portsmouth.
will Peters, Jr., met with a horr