Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-28

THURSDAY, MAY as, 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

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county, where the machine had been
sold by tramp. Tie bicycle was
stolen at night from Mr.. Cline's front
porch.
AT Kenton, o.. June 10th and 11th, |
the Ohio Association of Ex-Prisoners
OF War will hold a reunion in honor of
the sixteenth anniversary of the or
ganization.
WIN. Beaumont of the College, is
spending few days with friends at
Beverly.
| Miss Grace Laner will arrive today
from Cleveland and be the guest of
Miss Sallie Knox.
George Hopp, of Sharon, Pa, is in
the city visiting friends.
members of the Choral Society
are requested to attend rehearsal O.
night at Z o'clock and report regarding
tickets. Also to return copies of
choruses.
The Star Fishing Club dance at the
Odd Fellows Hail. West Side, to be
given Friday evening gives promise of
being very successful affair.
Mr.. William Wellbrook, of Elwood,
Ind, and Miss Rowena Schuff, daugh-
ter of John Schulz, Fultonburg, were
married Wednesday evening at the
brides home. The happy couple will
leave today for their future home at
Elwood
For shirts, socks, suspenders, un-
derwear, hosiery and silk mitts, towels,
toweling, tablecoth goods and napkins
go to the Bee Hive.
The Rev. c. X. Fankhauser and
Miss katherine E. Glines were married
last night at the brides home on
Fourth street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DIR. Dickinson, in the
presence of immediate friends. The
young preacher and his new bride haye
hosts of friends who will wish them a
long life and happy one. They will
go to Avon, Conn, where Mr.. Fank-
hauser is pastor of a church.
Born, in this city, Wednesday,
May 27th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Holtz
fine baby girl.
Auditor w. A. Patterson was at
ambrifge Wednesday, participating
in the appraisement of the c. & NJ.
railway.
The case of Ohio VS.. Samuel Cas-
!. key, charged with threatening to shoot
was tried in Common Pleas court
Wednesday. The jury brought in a
verdict for the defendant.
"A freight car on the c. tG NJ. was
D derailed at Hobby's Hill Tuesday
night, causing delay of several hours
to passenger trains
Lowest prices guaranteed, not for
one day only, but for every day in the
year. S. R. Van Metre & Co.
If any member of the 25th o. v. I.
in this county desires photograph Of
the late Col. w. P. Richardson, he car
procuIe the same without cost, by ap
\ plying by letter or in person to R. w
J! Richardson, Marietta.
In Squire Hart's court Tuesday
Frederick Bodmar was bound oyer il
the sum os 800 for malicious slandel
against Mary Kavaleski, on complain
of Margaret Pitts.
w. H. Hart, real estate agent, ha
sold to Thomas Cisler lot in the Eas
End, belonging to Col. T. w. Moore.
% Strawberries will be served at tn,
It G. A. r. social this evening, on tn,
West Side as well as ice cream. Com,
- and enjoy pleasant evening.
r. Reserved seats for Pinafore whicl
e is to be givon June 4th and 9Th will b.
on sale at the Marietta Book Store OF
Monday morning, June 1st.
). AT the Decoration Day exercises a
the Auditorium Saturday evening
= music will be furnished by the Colleg,
Glee Club
Ed. jerks was fined 81 and cost
by the Mayor Wednesday for drunken
ness. Steve West, who was locked u
Tuesday night, drew prize of IS anC
costs.
THE flag staff on the City Hall wa
erected Wednesday and old glory will
float from it hereafter
Greater bargains than ever befor
can be found at Bee Hive Store.
"A lottery in which 2:2O pacing
horse was disposed of at Pittsburg las
week, found two ticket holders in thi
valley, Mr. Charles Beckwith, of tn
Lorena, and Mr.. Harry Thomas of TIN
Thomas Bros.s Livery of Malta. Mr.
Beckwith had his usual luck and is tn
n possessor of the 2.2O PAGER. Mr.
N Thomas says he had his .''usual luck
is. also Il McConnelsville Herald,
The Republicans of Noble count.