Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-20

"A local branch of the Anti-Saloon
League has been organized at Lower
Salem with 25 charter members.
Harry Curtis, of this city, and EN-
ma Burles, of Belprc, were married
this city Thursday evening.
Special millinery sale Thursday,
Friday and Saturday at the Bee Hive.
The following notice to ladies ap-
peared on the Gilbert Opera Company
program at the Auditorium Thursday
evening: "In order to avoid any un-
pleasantness on the part of the man
agement of this theatre and the pat
rons, and also to abide by the "Fosdick
Law" we respectfully ask the ladies
wearing large hats, obstructing the
view of the stage of those sitting be-
hiud them, to kindly remove same dur
ing the performance, and oblige."
The request was generally complied
with.
The annual meeting of Marietta
Council No. rs, R. & S. NJ, for the cleo
tion of officers, will be held Nov. 27th.
Mr.. Frank Wallace. the great actor,
is with DeLeon's comedians.
"A special meeting of American
Union Chapter No. /, R. A. M, will be
held at the Commandery rooms on
Putnam street tonight. The Royal
Arch degree will be conferred on six
candidates.
Miss Jeanette Preston, West
Side, is visiting relatives at GAINESVILLE.
The Athens Messenger has the fol-
lowing concerning the Marietta-O. U.
game at that place last Saturday: "For
the visitors McLaren played the star
game. He was almost always good for
at least few yards and it seemed al
most impossible to stop him without q
gain. The Marietta men could do very
little with the o. U. line or around the
ends and made most of their gains on
cross tackle plays between end and
tackle. The vast improvement shown
by the team, over their work earlier in
the season, is largely due to the good
coaching of Remsburg who deserves
great credit for the fine showing made.
Judging by their improved work in
this game old o. U. should be able to
give Marietta a beating next year..
For hosiery, handkerchiefs, gloves
and underwear go to the Bee Hive.
The collection at the Mills meeting
Thursday evening showed Sis 65 col
lected and Sis 81 pledged.
The Mascot last night hardly meas
ured up to the usual Requirement OF
an OPERA but there were many laughs
in the course of the play. and the very
generous house seemed to enjoy it.
The Mascot is on the whole, however,
just q trifie passe.
Mr.. James Holden is very sick with
erysipelas at his home on Front street
-Ingathering Day at the Woman's
Home Thursday was, notwithstanding
the unpropitious weather in the early
part of the day, great success, espe
cially in the cash receipts. There was
, an unusually generous outpouring oi
! the people at the Home, and they en-.
joyed a splendid dinner. Mr.. Howell
, Lowell, of Covington, sent the Home
his check for fifty dollars.
The Salt Lake City Tribune o.
1 November 10th in it's personal column
records the departure for her home il
+, Beverly, of Miss Virginia V. Dodge
who has been in the West for severa
months in the Interest of the Republi
a can National committee.
. Little Inez, the child wonder, will
DeIeon's comedians next week.
MIR. Aaron Frost, well known
citizen of Broadwell, celebrated hi
:, SOth birthday anniversary on Thurs
! day. About 40 guests were present
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. E. f
. Glazier and Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Van
valley, of this city.
t Mr.. John Stedman, of the Yves
! Side, is sufferer from carbuncle Oh
S the back of his neck.
l Big bargains in underwear TO
3 ladies, gents and children at the Be
Hive.
HIS Head Crushed.