Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-29
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, MAY 40. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

An enjoyable social dance was
given last evening at the hall over
Greenway's.
The Knights of St George ice
cream and strawberry social Thursday
evening was most enjoyable affair
and well attended. The musical pro-
gram rendered was highly enjoyed.
Daniel Hupp and his daughter,
Mary Hupp, who are charged with
incest, were arrested Wednesday by
Constable Jacob H. Dye, and brought
to this city the same day. Theyswere
arrested, back of Ravepswood. W. .yaa,
twhere they have beeh in hiding fof
ksome, sime. sThecwsrrant forfthe arrest
fof tie coHple was -iss1ed last February
on eohulaintidf thswife and mother,
Mary Hupp, but the whereabouts of
the errant ones was not known until
Wednesday of this week. The hearing
will occur on Tuesday of next week,
aud will be before Squire B. E. Guy
ton.
| For shirts, socks, suspenders, un-
derwear, hosiery and silk mitts, towels,
toweling, tablecoth goods and napkins
go to the Bee Hive.
"A bicycle rider passed through the
city yesterday, having come up from
down the Ohio river county road. At
Little Hooking river he tried to cross
on the bridge Of the B. & o. railroad,
and got about half way. over when he
fell off, and into the river below. 1t is
needless to say that he. got a great
scare and ducking that was most
complete in its proportions. The rider,
his clothes and his machine looked as
though the whole outfit had been pull
ed through knot hole. When a man
gets big enough to know how to ride a
bicycle he ought to have common sense
enough to stay off of railroad bridge.
-7:SO Tonight, First M. E. Church.
Don't miss it. Admission 1Oc.
Miss Fannie Curtis returned Thurs
, day from Duluth, Mimi, where she
has been visiting relatives for the pas,
Is months.
The old National House property
has been sold by Messrs. A. L. Gracey,
John Kaiser and Nelson Moore to a
company of Pennsylvania parties, re
presented by Daniel Overhiem, of But
ler county. The consideration wa:
s12, 1000. The new company intend tc
remodel and refurnish the hotel.
} Scott Riggs of near Wade post
r office, broke ground Monday for new
r residence. Scctt's farm lies in clost
proximity to recent oil Developments
in that locality and he is feeling quit'
hopeful for the future.-TMatamora
Mail.
0 Mrs. Susan M. Cook went over t,
Athens Thursday, to visit her son, DR.
E. P. Cooke, State Hospital
Beautiful Flag Drill and larg
Chorus Choir at First NJ. E. Churcl
tonight
Capt. William Bays new Pittsburl
and Gallipolis packet will be Launched
in about ten days. AS soon as she take
the water she will be taken to MARKETS.
where her cabin and machinery will b
\ built. The new boat may be christene,
the City of Ironton.- Gallipolis Journal
First, last and all the time TO
good honest goods at reliable prices.
s. R. VanMetre & Co.
, The Woman's Foreign Missionar.
Society of the NJ. E. Church will NEE
= Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs
Heber Jones, a returned Missionar
% from Corea, will deliyer lecture and
Il number of young ladies will appea
dressed in Corean costumes
Greater bargains than ever befor
:, can be found at Bee Hive Store.
% "A special meeting of America
Union Chapter No. will be held thi
evening for work in the Mark Maste
= and Past Master degrees.
. Born, May %, to Mr.. and Mrs.
: E. Bauer, of the West Side, q daughter
Granddaughter to Mr.. and Mrs. D. E
Reynolds, of Gravel Bank
We refer our readers to the notic'
elsewhere of the 2. s. o. Ry., excursion
rates Decoration Day. - =.
Squire ]. H. Morris, of Beverl,
was in the city Thursday, the que.
of his son, Willis Morris.
Mr.. John Bickert was in Lowe
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Edward Meisenhelder return
ed Wednesday night from Cincinnati
Mrs. Otto Barrows, of Torch Hill
is the guest of Mrs. B. E. Crippen, Wel
Side.
Mr.. Charles e. johnson and Mil