Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-29

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Mrs. Dennis, who lives on Ohio
street, is in serious condition as the
result of an assault alleged to have
been committed by Frank Oney over a
week ago. If she RECEIVERS she expects
to bring proceedings against Oney.
MIR. G. l.. Flanders was in Parkers-
burg Wednesday on business.
Mrs. James Roy, of this city, is the
guest of Miss Mary Murdoch at Park
ersburg.
-Chas. Higgins and William Munsey
pleaded guilty to the charge of steal
ing coal Wednesday and were fined s5
and costs each. A workhouse sentence
of 80 days was suspended during good
behayior.
Contrary to custom the Board
of Elections this year refuses to
give out the list of judges and clerks
for publication and the, general public
will therefore not be apprised Of the
appoin tments. 1T is not the fault Of
the newspapers.
Millinery opening at Bee Hive
Thursday, Friday at Saturday.
Harry Ross, aged 1s years, died
Wednesday, October 2sth, of heart dis
ease.
/, Hon. James H. Hoyt, of Cleveland,
who was candidate for Governor at
the GAINESVILLE convention, will address
the people at the Union Depot tonight.
Don't miss one of the finest speeches of
the campaign.
--Messrs. Harry Briggs and Carl
Kaiser, of the College, are at Chicago
attending the National Convention of
the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
"Wednesday afternoon Mr.. William
G. Britton and Miss Mary B. Cranston
appeared before Squire Richards and
were united in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony. The bride is daughter OF
Infirmary Director Cranston, of Liberty
township.
-Angenora Armstrong had hear.
i ing before Squire Palmer Wednesday
and was bound over to court on the
charge of renting a house for immora
purposes. Her bond was fixed at 500
She was also arraigned before Squire
Hart on the same charge and bount
oyer in the sum of 5000. 1t is said tina
still other prosecutions of like natur,
will follow.
-Rey. B. f. Neff, pastor of the Bap
tist church at Valley Junction, is visit
ing friends in Marietta.
Mr., L. D. Dana left Wednesday TO
his home at Chicago.
For shirts, socks, suspenders, un
derwear of all kinds go to the Be
Hive.
} The West Side Epworth League
will meet socially at the M. E. parson
} age, Friday evening League member
are requested to bring pencil ant
paper, and also their friends.
Miss Hattie Hawkins is yisitin,
relatives at Parkersburg where sh
will remain several weeks.
Republicans, do not forget tina
next Saturday is your flag day through
) out the United States. Put out you
flags.
The paving of the block on Thir
street between Wooster and Washing
ton began Wednesday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Fischer is quite i'll at he
home on East Greene street
Get your supper at Gilman Ave
Church this evening. Ten cents.
The office of the Marietta Electri
Company has been established at sc
:. Second Street, telephone No. 227. Th
work of stringing wires for electri
light and power service is now. undo
way and it is expected the plant wi
y, be in operation by the first of Deceu
ber. Applications for service shoul
: be made at once in order that arrange
ments may be made for extending tn
e lines to those parts of the City
e which lights will be wanted. Informs
= tion in regard to rates, etc, may /
had by inquiring at the office.
t Second fall millinery opening 6
I Bee Hive Thursday, Friday and Satu
day.