Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-08-10

last night? ~
Joseph Snakard and family will
move today into the Hill property on
Scanned street.
/ Wanted, good cook and girl at
the st. James Hotel.
Born, Friday night, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Hostetter, Sixth street, q son.
Jacob Theis and party will go in
to camp this week at Willow Island.
AT Mr.. f. w. Minshall's, Fifth
street. Friday evening last night
blooming cereus put forth its glorious
blossom, and attracted numbers of peo-
pie to the see the rare and beautiful
demonstration.
"A party of four went up the West
side of the Muskingum Friday evening
last to take their supper in the woods
near Capt. Gage Barkers. AS they sat
inathe enjoyment'of the meal in Gods
first temple, they did mot notice that
their Horse with vehicle had strayeds
from them, but such was the case.
The animal lost himself from them
completely, and after fruitless search
the party had to ferry across the river
and get farmer friend to bring them
to this city. Later the horse was
found in the neighborhood with his
harness somewhat the worse for his
wanderings.
The Sistersville team which has
been re-organized, is putting up great
article of ball. In the game at Sisters
Vile Saturday between the club of that
place and Steubenville the former won
by a score of 4 to 3 in one of the best
games ever played there. The games
here today and tomorrow promise to
be very Interesting and close.
The Kings Daughters will meet
this afternoon at the home of Miss
Nellie Hoist, No. 629 Front. In the
afternoon the little folks will meet
and in the evening the young ladies.
The firm of Maganani & Co. will
receive another carload Of fine bananas
Wednesday. This firm disposes of
about a carload week of this fine
fruit during this time of year.
Rev. T. j. Villers, pastor of the
Baptist church at Syracuse, New York,
who has been in attendance at the fu-
neral of his brother DR.. Villers, of
Little Hooking, will return home We'd
nesday.
Miss Laura Meister left Saturday
} morning for McConnelsville to attend
} the Teachers Institute. She is ex-
r pected home this evening.
The members of Augusta R. d.
} Lodge, No 272, /. o. o. Il. are requested
: to meet at their hall this evening, pre-
paratory to participating at the funeral
/ of Mrs. Lizzie Mahnken, Tuesday.
S The engine room at the Marietta
Chair factory has been renovated in the
last few days, and coat of whitewasf
a has been applied to the ceiling, which
? gives it fine appearance.
. The scholars of Harmar Congrega
r tional Sunday School will be given I;
d free picnic Tuesday at Fountain Park
S leaving here at 0 o'clock a. NJ and re
S turning at p IN. Aspecial Invitation
to parents and friends is extended
n The round trip fare is 25 cents TO
l. adults and 10 cents Tor children VIII
IS are not members of the Sunday School
v Cold water furnished free.
t. Robert Humble, of Parkersburg,
h young man who has been attendin
College here, was dangerously injure
A. Saturday evening. In company wit
q three or four other young men he wa
# climbing from board awning on tn
,e second story of the building occupie
% by James e Roses shoe store to tn
It window of the Fraternity hall above
k. using ladder for the purpose. |
,e some unknown manner he fell from th
r, top of the ladder to the awning, a di
re tance of ten feet, alighting on his heat
He was rendered unconscious by th
.s shock and remained in that state unit
~ Sunday noon. No fracture of the sku
80 could be found by the attending phys
- clans and the young man will probab
pull through all right. The object IL
young men had in view when the a
Ill cident occurred is not known.
is The game at Riverview Park Su
ba day between Marietta and the Buc
shoes, of GAINESVILLE, was a brillia
90 victory for the home team, Ianesyil
rr being shut out by a score of to
10. Taylor pitched for Marietta and he
the opponents down to six hits.
A.. Otto Berg, of Whipple, and Floren
~ Porter, of Lower Salem, were licens
-. to wed in Probate Court Saturday.
ar -Parkersburg is experiencing
water famine through the poor conc
&C. tion of its water works pumps
ter Mrs. E. w. Buell. and Mr.. and Nj
he james Creelman arrived at Major
ire Mass, Saturday, where they will spel