Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-04
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 4, 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


negan, the matron. Faculty and
students of both colleges were in at.
tendance.
Our makeup this morning changes
the positions OF Geo. Blake's and the
Buckeyes advertisement to the inside.
The serenaders were abroad this
morning, and they went after several
of the prominent Silverites with zeal
that could not have been wholly pleas !
ant to the recipients of the honors.
The telephone communication was
a great success, and was much appre-
ciated
We are trifle shy on locals this
morning, but the election news is all
sufficient this time.
| "A stubborn engine caused our delay
of yesterday morning.
The Magruder well drilled in Tues
day on Long Run by Latshaw & Nell
son shows for good producer.
In letter received from the Sec
retary of the Ohio Intercollegiate Ath-
letic Association, that officer says that
the University of Cincinnati, through
their advisory committee, has officially
informed the President that they are
not members Of the Association, and
that they refuse to play under the
rules of that organization. The MEM
bers of the Association are Denison,
Kenyon, Marietta, Miami, Oberlin,
Ohio State University, Ohio Wesleyan,
Otterbein and Wittenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin, of Wash
ington, are in the city, visiting their
son, DIR. H. w. Mclaughlin.
Mr.. George Strecker, who came up
to vote yesterday, returned to his law
studies at Cincinnati.
j. Herbert West, who came home
to vote, returned to Cincinnati Tues
day morning.
"A telephone has been placed in the
new residence of Colonel J. H. Riley,
on Fairview Heights.
Mrs. John Becker, Second street,
entertained number of friends at tea
Tuesday evening.
The annual meeting of the Wom-
Mrs. Rolston's at 8 o'clock this after.
noon.
Mrs. w. Fl. Cole is at Kansas City,
: at the bedside of her husband, who is
critically ill.
| T. j. Lockwood came home from
, Pittsburg to exercise his right of fran
: chise.
The exceedingly large vote cast il
the Third and Fourth wards Tuesday
is potent argument in favor of the
division of each ward into two vot
ing precincts. 1t should be done be
fore the next election.
The remains of Mrs. Addie Cole
. the unfortunate woman who suicidet
at Parkersburg, were brought to thi
city Tuesday and inferred in the Val
ley Grove cemetery.
The nine-months-old child of Mr.
anu MTS. IIlldS ATllSLTOuS ulcu uCS
}, day morning of membraneous Group
In Probate Court Tuesday a mar
}, riage license was issued to David Stew
ems and Ophelia Smith, both of Consti
:, tuition.
&c. B. Sunderland sold the Jaco
Mueller property on Third street t
/ Capt. j. B. West. Consideration 81, 35(
y The Ladies' Aid Society of the Vir
l. cent M. E. church will give social a
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
% Hayes Saturday afternoon and evening
Noy. Z.
Born, in this city, Tuesday morI
ing, Noy. 8, to Mr.. and Mrs. Williar
Miller, son. Name, William McKiI
ley.
!. Mr. and Mrs. D. ]. McMurray wh
have been visiting at Portsmouth fc
the past three weeks, returned hon
ER Monday night.
AN amusing story is told OF til
OIL piuSbiSC Va w GOV AioS 'oAJS " .
nd is an ardent Repu blican, in outwittiu
oy her husband, who is Democrat. La
N Saturday she desired to decorate HI
home with Mckinley banners, b'
= feared that her husband would NJ
allow it. The husband was at Car
/. bridge Saturday morning, ready to r
y turn home on the early train, but Il
wife telegraphed him that an intima
friend would arrive in Cambridge ov
the B. & o. S. w., and he waited, fa
ing, of course, to find the friend al
arriving home late at night Mea
while his home had been one of t
E. most gaily decorated on the West Sid
Mr.. S. b. Kirby left yesterday afts
noon for the East to be gone about