Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-03

and Honorable Sod Cutters Union one
of the Brothers in taking the "Hot
Foot" Degree got very angry, which
caused the ceremony to be performed
with unusual eclat. Brother Joe Toll
Ter, one Of the charter members, was
recently candidate for this degree.
Miss Grace Thomas, whom we stat
ed yesterday had returned to Washing
ton, will remain in this city several
days.
Mrs. w. b. Gaitree left Wednesday
for her home at Columbus.
There is talk of organizing an in
dependent military company in this
city.
See the flags at the Bazaar of Ma
tions
ALL members of the Choral Society
who expect to assist in therendition of
elijah" are requestednto attend the
rehearsals regularly from this time up
to the date of the concert, Which will
be in January.
"A dollar show for 10, 20 and so
cents, Auditorium, Thursday night.
The school friends of Master Hex
Richards gave that young gentleman a
complete and very enjoyable surprise
Tuesday evsuing. After partakipg of
a dainty lunch the young people en-
joyed themselves at games and music
until late in the evening.
The funeral of Mr.. Alpheus Baker
will occur this morning at 10 o'clock,
sun time, at the First M. E. church.
The Presbyterian social at the Par
sonage, on Thanksgiving. was success
financially as we'll as socially, sS3. 10
was received at the tables. In the eve
ming there were several recitations by
young ladies, interspersed with songs.
Also in the day there was an essay read
by the President, what is Thanksgiv.
ing Day.. All seemed to enjoy the
day and we trust may have many hap
py returns of the occasion.
Have you heard about the Bazaar OF
Nations
Mound Tent, No. 1922, will hold
their annual meeting for the election
of officers Thursday evening, Dec. Sd.
Mrs. Spears, of Chillicothe, will be
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Chas. W.
Richards, for few days.
For various reasons the Charade
Social, at G. B. Gates Corps Rooms, is
postponed until Tuesday evening, Dec.
sth. Good music and light refresh,
ments served.
See THE Smugglers' Cave, "The
Old Boat House, THE Shipping Dock,
The Revolving Prison, THE Great
Ship Scene, THE Beautiful Tropical
Island, "The Burning of a Ship al
Sea-, The Cabin of the Petrel'. Al
the Auditorium Thursday night.
i'm the damage suit of John Chand
| Ter VS.. o. S. Gilchrist, of Macksburg
the jury returned verdict in favor OF
the defendant. Wednesday evening
The case occupied two days in court
and created considerable interest
George Kerps was locked W
Wednesday for fighting with Morgan
Sweeney on the West Side.
The first of this week there arrived
in Marietta handsome, petite lady
from Pittsburg, with the avowed Inten
tion of making it hot for a certain gentle
man who recently removed with hi
wife to Marietta from the Smoky City
She claimed to have been deserted, ant
soon found the object of her search. l
is rumored that before leaving for Pitts
burg she expressed herself vigorously il
predicting all manner of dire results
1t is said that the gentleman will leav
for the West in few days.
Wilson Cameron, of Bay City, Mich
arrived in the city at 2:30 o'clock thi
morning on his way to New Orlean
on an election bet. He left Beverly a
8 o'clock last night and walked the en-
tire distance to this city. The condi
tions of the wager are that he mus
make the trip any way he can withou
money.