Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-06-11
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, JUNE -, 1896
PERSONAL. AND LOCAL.

ME Henshaw, having been the guestot
her mother on the West Side for sew
eral weeks.
The wedding of Mr.. Herman Mis-
ner and Miss Blanche Lord occurred
Wednesday, as previously announced,
Rev. DR.. Dickinson officiating. Only
the near relatives and intimate friends
were present. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with lilies and June
roses After the ceremony the happy
couple left for the home of the groom
at Niagara Falls, where they will re-
side. The blessings and congratula-
tions of multitude of friends go with
them. - t-tst
DR.. 5Blanton, of Cleveland, was in
the city Wednesday, attending the
wedding of his friend, Mr.. Herman
Misner, of Niagara Falls.
F. R. Porter, who is in the employ
of the Marietta Plumbing Company, is
suffering from painful wound caused
by running nail through his foot.
Louis Luchs was confined to his
bed Wednesday by an attack of illness.
The Lobdell base ball team will
cross bats with Corning next Sunday
at that place, taking the 7. & o. c. E.
excursion train.
The Lobdell- -McConuelsville game
will be called at 23O this afternoon.
The usual Commencement ball will
not be held this year on account of a
lack of sufficient accommodations
| Misses Bessie Cole and Florence
Trevor, of Harkersburg, were in the
city Wednesday, enroute to the Dana
farm near Beverly, on visit of several
days.
Mrs S. Luchs and daughter, Mrs.
H. Blume, and three children, arrived
Wednesday and are visiting the fam
lilies of Morris and Louis Luchs
Mr.. Henry c. Meuser, of Massilon,
is in the city, at the home of his father
Mr.. William Meuser, Third street.
Henry is taking much needed short
rest from his business, which is very
prosperous.
Mrs. Stockman, of Lawrenceburg,
Ind, is in the city. the guest of Captain
Horatio Booth and family, Fourth
street
The base ball subscription paper is
closed up and the foreign players mott
fed by telegraph to come on at once
They will arrive the last of the week
and active practice will begin immedi
ately. 1t is not unlikely that Francis
Collins and Thomas, of the old team
will be signed little later in the sea
son.
Friday, June 18th at 1928 P. NJ, 6
special Pullman sleeping car will leave
Marietta on the B. G. o. S. W. for Gin
cinnati and st. Louis. Parties desir
Gus of attending the Spring meeting
at Cincinnati and Republican Nationa
Convention at St. Louis can learn par
ticulars il reference TO special rate
by calling on G. M. Payne, Ticket Agt.
Union Depot.
Mr.. William Strecker, of Fairyiev
Heights, has sold eight of his lots OIL
the Hill-siX to G. c. Hawkins, one t.
Mr.. Elston and one to Mr.. Fischer.
In the Supreme Court of Ohio Tues
. day the decision of the Circuit Court il
the matter of Elizabeth Reppert VS.
the b. & o. S. w. railroad was affirmed
i This gives Judgment to Miss Repper
5 in the sum of ten thousand dollars
. The damage sustained by plaintiff wa
' the loss of limb at street crossin
K IN the then Village of Harmar, no,
West Marietta.
Mrs. Beman G, Dawes and chi
: dren will spend the summer in Mar
eta with relatives.
Mr.. Frank Smith, Fourth street
! will move today into his old home o
Knox street Mr.. Smiths mother wi
= leave today on the steamer Virgins
for an extended visit with relatives
Pennsylvania
s., The Leader is indebted to M
Enoch Huggins for some raspoerrles
the "Gregg" variety-very fine berrie
Complaint comes to this office col
cerning the throwing of paper ar
other rubbish in Muskingum Park.
should be the pride of everyone, e
pecially those who frequent the Par
to keep the place clean.
See Adv. of Mrs. G. w. Holtz, al
bear her in mind when you are ca
nlng your fruits for winter.
DIR. o. NJ. Willis was at Barlo
Tuesday assisting Dr. Athey in ;
operation for the removal of q mali
nant tumor of the breast of lady I
siding in that village.
an The amount desired by the Coz
is mittee that has been soliciting su
scriptions to put the new paid baseba
team on its feet has been SO nearly 6