Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-05

FRANK Sibley LETT on the steamer
Kanawha Friday on trip up the pic.
turesque Ohio. Mrs. Sibley will ac-
company him as fara as Marietta where
she will visit relatives -Gallipolis
journal.
The annual meeting of the South
eastern Ohio Teachers Association will
be held at New Lexington, Perry coun-
ty, on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 30
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The directors of the County Fair
Association met Saturday at the Office
of Secretary j. G. Brenan and decided
to hold four days exhibition early in
September of next year. The receipts
of the Fair this year were sufficient to
pay off $500 of the Assc cations indebt-
edness besides paying premiums in
FULL.
The many friends of Mr.. R. S.
Mason, of Relief one of the best
known farmers in the Muskingum val
ley, willregret to learn that he has as
signed for the benefit of his creditors.
w. w. Allison, of Waterford, is named
as assignee.
The d. U. fraternity of Marietta
College enjoyed picnic at Pleasant
Hill farm last Saturday. making the
trip in band wagon. They were ac-
companied by their lady friends, who
took along dainty lunch. Eight
couples were present.
Mrs. W. II. Ranger is visiting
friends in Columbus.
Marietta lost two games to Park
ersburg Saturday, the first by a score
of to Z and the second . to o. The
last game was called after the fifth in
ming on account of darkness The loss
of both games is attributed to Jack
Taylor, who was intoxicated and in no
condition to play. In the first game
the Parkersburg police, at the instiga-
tion of Sig. Marcus land this statement
can be proven) took Gilligan, the Ma
rietta shortstop, out of the game for a
$2 board bill, which necessitated sub
stituting Taylor, with the natural re-
suit. The Marietta management re-
leased Taylor on Sunday and will flu
ish the season with but two pitchers,
Blough and Purcell, who will pitch the
game against the Cincinnati Reds on
Tuesday.
The Junior Class at College has
elected the following officers Presi-
dent. John Jones; Vice President, l..
j. Peters Secretary and Treasurer,
A. r. Williamson; Poet, Bowie +; Histor.
ian, Chas. Mcclure Field Captain, F.
B. Mckinney.
The reunion of the esd Regiment
o. v. v. l. at Chauncey, Athens county
on the I'd and Sd inst. was one of the
pleasantest the regiment has ever held
| The town was turned over to the sol
, diers. The people opened their house:
and fed the boys with the best the
land afforded, without charge. There
were present 55 members. The officer:
for the ensuing year were chosen al
/ follows: Col. o. L. Jackson, President
t VIM. Snyder, Vice President; Capt. G
: Bartlett, Rec. Secretary; Capt R. s
D Mason, Per- Secretary; U. Beckert
q Treasurer. The next reunion will b
held at Corning, the first week in Oc
4 tober, 1897. Ous of the 55 member
r present, SO were for Mckinley an
sound money, and were for Bryan.
e Hon. Fl. C. VanVoorhis, the di:
tinguished gentleman now represen
}, ing the Fifteenth District in Congress:
Money Club at the Court House tn
d evening. Mr. VanVoorhis is a read
v speaker and eminently qualified to cop
i with the issues of this campaign
Every body should turn out and hea
, him.
0 Catcher Donahue, of the Marietta
will play with Parkersburg against tn
v Cincinnati Reds this afternoon.
II Married, at Colorado Springs, SCI
If Agnes Kline. Miss Kline is daugl
If ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kline, Stal
e leyville, this county.
y, "A recent issue of the Albany E.
- press speaks very well of Fl. L. Woo
V ward, who is campaigning various po
n tions of New York state in the intere
D, of the Republican party.
Miss Hall, one of Miss Jess
"a Davis guests, sang at st. Luke
"A church Sunday morning. The your
~ lady has mezzo soprano voice {
"a wonderful volume and tone. 81
sings, too, with the grace and finish
cultured artist. 1t is hoped Mi
y Hall may again be heard in publ
u while she is in Marietta.
t, Mr.. Fred Coleman expects to leal
this week for Columbus. and he wi
probably make that city his hom
- His family for the present will rema
in Marietta.