Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-16
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY, MAY le, 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


goes on all this week at Bee Hive.
The College team plays Ohio Uni
versity at Athens to day and expect to
wipe out the defeat of Saturday last.
Reynolds will pitch for the Marietta
nine
Tho options on the Putnam street
real estate for the proposed new Ma
sonic Temple will be taken up during
the coming week and the deal closed
by the committee having the matter in
charge.
Mr. Ed. Spies, of this city, was
married Tuesday. night to Miss May
Legget, of Malvern, o., at the home of
the bride.
oh my, what pretty dress goods az
Jones'.
Two new wells in the Ogdin field
will be in Monday and are expected to
be good ones. Baer & Afford will
reach the pay in their No. on Ogdin
and the River Gas Co. in their No. on
| Headley.
| The opera Pinafore in the hands of
c. N. Adams is progressing most salts
factorily. The chorus has already
learned the bright catchy music allotted
to it, and the solo singers are all up in
their parts. The solo parts are to be
taken by Misses Maria Buell., Helen
Buell., Cornelia Wehrs and Messrs. Geo.
Schad, Harry Clemenger, Harry Ellis,
Geo, Slocomb and G. N. Adams. The
Marietta orchestra, numbering fifteen
men, will furnish the accompaniment.
Prof. Arnold will take full control of
the opera, mnsically, acting as musical
director, and Dewey Follett will act as
stage manager. With such an array
of talent, composed of Marietta's finest
singers, and the staging which will be
given the opera, along with the cos
tunes and our own fine orchestra, the
opera house should be crowded, for the
performance will excel any operatic
entertainment ever given in this city.
Special sale of ladies' shirt waists
for few days only at Bee Hive.
-Harmar Circle P. Fl. G. was insti-
tuted last evening at G. A. R. Hall,
West Side, by II. o. Sontag, Deputy
Supreme President, with thirty charter
applicants. After members had been
instructed into the mysteries of the
order the following officers were
elected: Local Deputy, Geo. Storck;
Past President, T. H. Sugden; Guard
ian, Mrs. R. T. Moore; President, ]. A.
Steadman; Vice President, Douglas
Pfaff; Secretary, w. Pearl Brabham;
Accountant, Fl. S. Taylor; Treasurer,
Fl. E. Hennis; Chaplain, Rev. ]. G. Smith;
Porter, F. M. Hessen; Watchman, Pearl
Stewart; Medical Examiner R. B.
Hart, Jr.; Guide, w. S. Jordan; Com
panion, Miss Emma Hawkins; Trustees,
j. d. Zimmerman, G.. A. Stanfield,
Leslie G. Athey A special meeting
Twill be held Thursday evening, May
21st, for the purpose of receiving the
report of the committee on bylaws
and closing the charter. After the
business of the meeting had been com
pleted, the Circle adjourned to Storck's
parlors and partook of refreshments.
Six hundred yards of pineapple
tissue cents yard at Chas. Jones',
Noah Smith, of Sioux City, Ia, after
pleasant visit with his friends in this
city, returned home on the q. (S o. af-
ternoon train yesterday.
Committee on entertainment of the
, West Virginia Editorial Association:
A. d. Alderman, b. j. Mckinney ia
cob Mueller, George NJ. Cooke, j. IF.
( Grafton, w. r. Grimes, j. H. Riley, B.
+. Strecker, w. j. Cram, and A. D.
Follett.
Died, May 18th, of heart disease, at
her home in Lawrence township, Mrs.
Elijah Higgins, aged about so years.
, In Common Pleas Court Friday
morning Mary V. Wenzel pleaded
guilty to the charge of assault and bat.
terry and was fined IS and costs.
j. j. Leidecl<er and w. B. Hays, oi
the Leidecl1er Tool Co., Pittsburg, are
in the city on business.
C B. Pattrell, the gentleman who
will superintend the placing of the
electric plant at this place, arrived
here Tuesday morning, and has since
pushing the work rapidly; all the poles
being set and work commenced on wir
ing. The water wheel has arrived an6
will be placed just as soon as possible
AS yet the dynamo has not arrived
g though it has been shipped.
Special prices on millinery goods
at Bee Hive.
The Protected Home Circle, Wes
Side, met last night to organize. The
n body starts out with charter mem