Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-08-11

TUESDAY. AUGUST u. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

erty OF Mr.. Louis Suder on Greene
street Monday to VIM. Hughes, Of
Wayerly, w. Va. Consideration s1100.
Mrs. c. A. Ludey left Monday
morning for Cincinnati to be gone
a few days.
The Bon Ami Camping Club en-
joyed picnic up the Ohio river Mon
day afternoon. They went up on the
Barnsdall and returned in skiffs in the
EVENING" 20
e,e-Mn, and Mrs, tD,W. Livingston. of
Columbus, are guests Of their cousins,
Hon. and Mrs. Q. "a. Wood, Rainbow.
Mrs. George Matthews this CITY,,
has been for several weeks at the bed
side of her mother, Mrs. Philip Roe, of
Fleming, who since the first of June
has been very i'll. Mr.. Roe also shows
signs of failing.
The game between Marietta and
Sistersville at the Athletic grounds
Monday afternoon was an easy victory
for the home team and resulted in q
score of 10 to 2. Both teams played
good fielding games, the wide differ
ence in the number of runs made being
due to the superior batting of the home
team. Purcell, the new pitcher from
Lancaster, was given trial in the box
for Marietta and held the visitors down
to eight hits. Irwin, Sistersville's
,,;t obar ,yoo to,,obad 4 ~, for ~ G co fa 1,o q
hits. Marietta was charged with two
errors and Sistersville three. During
the game Sam Taylor pnt line fly in
to the mouth of the culyert in center
field for home run.
Pitcher McIlvane, of Washington,
Pa, is expected here today to enter the
box for Sistersyille.
Miss Mamine Backes is home from
a visit to friends at Wheeling and has
as her guest Miss Ota Becker of that
city.
Miss Emma Pfaff, of Treasurer
Lund's Office, is spending her vacation
at Montpelier, Ind.
The Sabbath Schools of Malta and
McConnelsville will picnic here August
10th. They will be accompanied by a
ball club and game with Marietta
will be one of the features of the day.
Miss Anna Henry, of Ironton, is
visiting the family of William Sharp,
Franklin street
Miss Maud Ogle, of Macksburg, is
visiting Miss Thornton, Third street.
The heavy shower just before mid
night Monday brought with it crate
full relief relief from the excessively hot
weather of the past few days and
nights.
Fire at Athens Monday morning
destroyed three dwellings and the
wholesale and retail liqnor establish
ment of R. M. Laird. The fire was o.
incendiary origin and the loss is 100000
in game at Parkersburg Monday
the nine of that city defeated Ports
mouth by score of to 2. Parkers
burg appears to play good ball occas
ionally.
The Barnsdall, which has been un
dergoing extensive repairs on thu
docks at Parkersburg for the past tw,
weeks, is about complete and will star
out Wednesday in her trade between
Marietta and Matamoras.
The remains of Mrs. Mahnken ar
-, 4 1o O. L. .
the funeral will be held this afternoon
Charles Strawder was arreste,
< Monday afternoon for disorderly con
duct at the baseball park. He ha,
trouble with some companions owe
bets they had made on the game.
An affidavit of lunacy was file,
Monday against Alexander Malloy ant
the case will be Investigated by Judg
? Rood today.
w James Harte was in the cit
yesterday.
Miss Jessie Lund has as her CUES
Miss jeanette Wilson, of Parkersburg
While Maurice R. Coste was driv
ing from St Marys to Raven Rock Mon
day, he had the misfortune to get
:, livery horse that fell dead in the roa
about five miles from st. Mary's. MI
Coste had careful driver with him
Excessive heat caused the animal
death.
n Two young men named Charlie
Miller and John Craig were arreste
Monday by Officer Wellbrooke on tn
charge of stealing portions of the ha,
ness from team belonging to Jaco
Schaad. The were arraigned befor
Mayor Meisenhelder and Miller fine
50 and costs and Craig IS and costs.
"A Republican Club with 81 member
was organized at Beverly Saturda
and it is confidently expected to max
the membership more than hundre
before the week is out.
Il. & o. r. Ry excursion to Niagar