Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-13
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY. July 10, 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mr.. and Mrs, r. s. breckenridge,
who have been visiting relatives at
Center Bend, Morgan county, will re-
turn home today.
Il. c. Clark leaves today on "a visit
to friends at Mt. Vernon.
-Postoffice Clerk Edward Best, who
has been taking an outing for several
days, returned home Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Ludey re-
turned Saturday evening from Cincin-
| natl.
DIR. John Boyd is i'll. He was not
| ableto conduct services yesterday.
-T. G. Sellew, of Cincinnati, is in
the city.
Mrs Peter Grubb and daughter,
Katie, left Saturday on the steamer
Bedford for Charleston, where they
will visit.
| Miss Blanche Sehafer left Satur.
day for GAINESVILLE, where she will
spend few weeks with relatives.
Mrs. David Okey, of Cambridge, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Warner.
| Miss Laura Stone is home from a
| visit to friends at Akron.
| The game of baseball between the
Leideckers and Bartenders will take
place at the Athletic Grounds Wednes-
day afternoon.
John c. Alleman, of Waverly, and
Miss Lydia Rutor, of Mineral Wells,
w. Va, were married in this city Sat
urday by Squire B. E. Guyton.
Misses Lucy Viking and Stella
Allen, West Side, are visiting friends
and relatives at Lowell.
Miss Blanche Marshall leaves to-
day for home at Kansas City, having
been the guest for several weeks of DIR.
aud Mrs. o. M. Willis.
About 20 members of Lobdell Cyc.
ing Club enjoyed delightful run to
Parkersburg and return on Sunday.
The Louisa Moore farm, in Fair
field township, was sold at Sheriff's
sale Saturday to Nettis M. Steele TO,
81, 500.
George Eyessen was at Maclsburg
Saturday on business trip.
Miss Hattie Toler. who has beer
visiting friends here, returned home tc
Columbus Saturday afternoon.
Miss Kittie Nye left Saturday foi
| ,,sk 10
"A young man named John Mccall
lister, aged about so years, son Of
! Charlie McCa1lister who formerly live6
here, was the unfortunate victim of {
series of .epileptic fits Saturday. The
first spasm came over him shortly after
noon, near Rodick's store. He wa.
taken to Danley's boarding house, OF
Second street, where succession o
awful spasms came over him, amount
ing in number to twenty-one. The un
fortunate young man was taken to thu
Infirmary Sunday morning. The
young mans home is at Massilon.
The remains of Miss Alice Baxter
were recovered Saturday, and the fun
eral was held Sunday afternoon. SOM
friends in this city sent floral remem
brances in token of their esteem TO
the young lady.
H. w. Craig will leave this morn
ing for Catawba Island, where his wifi
and son have been enjoying an outing
for several weeks. We have the rar'
promise of some original fish stories
as full of truth, probably, as shad i
of bones.
J Don't miss the ball game today, TO
benefit of the Woman's Home. Gam
called at 8 o'clock. Admission 25 cents
Several prominent members of tn
Masonic fraternity chartered the Law
renee between Saturday and Monday
and made tour of inspection up an
down the Ohio river, with view t
finding suitable quality of stone 70
the Temple in prospect
The excursion steamer, Hele
: Bridges, will be in the city this ever
ing, and will carry children free at 6:S
o'clock, down the river. At 7:SO an ea
5 cursion will be run to Parkersburg an
return. The Bridges will be towed b
the Eliza H., and the speed is yer
fair. A. Fl. Tracey will attend a
prompter at the dances.
Marriage Licenses.