Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-21

by the death of an old friend
DIR. and Mrs. II. S. Clark, of Bev-
erly, are visiting their son P. E. Clark
and their daughter, Mrs. Fred Curtis.
Hon. c. s. Dana addressed the Nc
Kinley Club at Malta Tuesday evening.
The Marietta Reading Club was
entertained at Pfaff's, Putnam street,
Tuesday evening by Messrs. Will and
Elmer Monfort.
Mr.. Pearl Athey, of Belpre, was in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Morris, an aged
lady living near Constitution, died
Monday of consumption. Funeral
Thursday, October 92d.
Miss Lucy Parker returned home
Tuesday, after visit with friends in
this city.
Three ladies' and two mems wheels
for sale cheap GEO. Fl. EELLs, 216
| Front St.
Mayor Meisenhelder rendered
decision in the cases of Charles Reed,
Woody Dye and Will Brown, charged
with fighting in Franks Cafe. The
first two were fined s4 and costs each
and the latter IS and costs.
Norman c., the six-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clogston, died 6f
pneumonia Tuesday morning. Funeral
services at U. B. Church at $3.50 p. m.
sun time, Wednesday,
Edward Padden and Jack Nc
Cormick were taken to the GAINESVILLE
Workhouse Tuesday in default of pay
ment of their fines for stealing bees.
Frank, the 14-year-old son of j. S.
McCallister is suffering from frac-
tured collarbone received while wrest-
ling.
William Grass had quite an excit-
ing episode yesterday afternoon oa
Fourth street. While driving his horse
up the street the animal became mired
in sewer ditch, and it took q dozen
men and team of horses to rescue the
brute from his uncomforta BILE position.
The performance of the Marietta
Minstrel Club under the direction OF
Mr.. Robert M. Hendricks, of New York
City, promises to be the musical treat
of the season. Mr.. Hendricks has Sc
cured the services of most of our bright
young musicians and yocalists
Among these we may mention Messrs
Hancock, Coulter, Brigham, Vaughn
West, Theis and Coste, assisted by 6
splendidly trained chorus and Arnold.
peerless orchestra. The young mer
have kindly consented to let the whole
of their profits go towards benefit tt
the Woman's Home. A meeting of th'
ladies who haye charge of the institu
ton is called for this morning and they
will no aonbt accept the offer and thi
practically insures full house fo
: the 27th.
The Cambridge Daily Sun ha
changed hands, being now published
by Messrs. Lykes and Ferbrache.
DIR. f. w. Rinehart, physician a
=
with failure to report to the health
authorities a case of diphtheria unde
/ his care.
Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Coste are Wis
iting friends in Buffalo
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Graham have re
turned from visit among relatives il
the east
There will be baby show and lit
erary entertainment at G. A. R. hall
Barlow, Saturday evening, Oct. 81
Proceeds for the walk. Admission
10 cents. Refreshments free. Every
body come.
The Home Mission Society of tn,
United Brethren church will give so
cial at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shus
ter, III Lancaster Street, West Side
Thursday afternoon and eYsnhg; oct
22I All are invited.
Three ladies' and two mems wheel
for sale cheap. GEORGE H. EELLs, 21,
Front st.
Mr.. Pearl Athey, of Belpre, was il
) the city Tuesday on business.
, Don't fail to purchase your Cantor
tickets today and avoid the rush to
morrow morning. They may be fount
on sale at the Union Depot, West Sid
l depot and q. & O. R. ticket Office
] Front street.
The T. g. o. c. E. brought in goo'
crowd of people Tuesday night to wit
ness the minstrel show. "Darkes
America, at the Auditorium. A mum
ber also came down from Beverly, tn
: home of Manager o. Fl. P. Scott