Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-01
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY. July /. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

ematics at the Chicago University.
Miss Ruth Sheldon left for New
York City Tuesday on visit to rela-
tives.
-Rev. NJ. w. Acton went to Column
bus Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. McIlyar and Miss Lizzie
McIlyar, of Cambridge, are guests of
relatives in Marietta.
WIN. Roeser, Sr., is in the east on
business.
: Mrs. Nancy Carmichael. of Stafford,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Kate
Fisher, Third street
F. d. Saunders is home from bus
mess trip to Cleveland.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Rhodes,
Muskingum avenue, entertained
party of ten little cousins; two of them
being from Parkersburg, two from
Ironton, one from Cincinnati, one from
Marietta and four from st. Louis.
Miss Stella Harper returned home
Tuesday from visit to relatives at
Reinersville, Morgan county.
Under the chaperonage of Mes
danes Caskey and Grubb jolly party
of young people left Tuesday morning
in band wagon to spend the day at
Bartletts grove. In the party were
Misses Myrtle Myers, Katie Grubb,
Lucy Metcalf, Blanche Schafer, Ada
McKibben, Ruth Beagle, Frieda Wolff,
Daisy Goldsmith Mabel Goldsmith,
Ophelia Hill and Messrs. Frank Schae-
fer, Edwin Pfaff, VIM. Caskey, Henry
Klostermeyer, Dick Gregory, Murray
McMillen, VIM. Keefer, Ed. Koerner,
Leo Ziegler.
Capt. Martin Brown has about de-
cided to build fast single decker at
Marietta. If the boat is built, Capt
John Parsons, of Pit Pleasant, will
superintend the construction of the
hull. TIE hull VIII be built of Oregon
fir timber which is very light and dur
able, and is the coming wood for the
building of steamboat hulls. The ma
chinery will be McConnells compound
which Capt Brown thinks is the light
est machinery on fuel of any made. -
Parkersburg Journal.
On Tuesday, June 30th, Jacob Wey-
rich, of the Silver Star Fishing Club,
called at the home of Mrs. Mcintosh,
of Beverly, formerly Mrs. Russell, of
Marietta, who was his teacher 36 years
ago at the Washington street school
house. She gave him hearty well
come, as she is always glad to see her
old scholars. The Silver Star boys
have fine camp just above Waterford
and are enjoying the beautiful Mus
kingum valley to the fullest extent.
In Mayors court Tuesday Charles
Conner and Daniel Bryan were fined
s5 and costs and so and costs respect
lively for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct.
Intelligence is received of the fatal
illness, at Lincoln, Neb., of Frank
Hodgin, formerly of this city.
Miss Lula M. Covert, of East Union,
left Tuesday morning for her home
after visit here of several days with
her cousins, the Misses McVey, Har'
street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahnkin
Washington street, are visiting rela
tlves at Bellaire.
Among those who left Tuesday fo
Put-In-Bay to attend the meeting o.
the Ohio State Teachers Association
were Prof. and Mrs. j. H. Chamberlin
Prof. and Mrs E. E. Phillips, Prof. ant
Mrs James Bird, Miss Roth, Prof. w
W. Boyd, Miss Hickok, Prof. Geo. M
Plumer, Mrs. Bertha Metcalf, Mis-
Name Brown.
Rev. E. E. Swords and family, wh'
have been visiting relatives at Consti
tuition, have returned home to Tiffin.
! The Y. P. c. E. will give socia
on Thursday evening, July I'd, at th'
First Congregational Church, to which
verybody is cordially invited. Ic
| cream anu cake Will pc ScIfCu.
The Steamer Venus was inspected
few days since by Inspectors Clarl
and Thomas. of Wheeling, and wa
found to be in first class condition.
Born, Monday, June 27th, to Mr.
and Mrs. George Bodmar, West Side,
daughter.
--Messrs. Henry, Wood and Pfaff, O
the Lobdell Cycling Club, will leay
today for Dayton to attend the Stat
meet Friday and Saturday.
The conference of the Mariett
District M. e. church will be held a
Coolville next week. beginning O.
Monday evening.
Treasurer Lund has extended tn
! time for paying taxes to July 10th.
Mrs H. w. Craig and son wi
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