Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-18
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, MAY ls. 1905
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

goes on all this week at Bee Hive.
Doc. O'Blennis, Of the Parkersburg
journal, was in the city yesterday.
Martin Otterbein, the ten-year-old
son of Clement Otterbein, fell from the
approach to the railroad bridge Satur-
day afternoon and fractured his right
thigh a few inches above the knee.
He was walking the guard rail at the
side of the track when the accident oc-
Cured. The lad was carried into the
Phoenix Mill and medical aid sum-
moned, after which he was taken
home.
Rev. Coil preached an able sermon
to an unusually large and attentive au-
dience at the Unitarian church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Curtis drove to
Beverly Sunday and spent the day
with Mrs Curtis parents
The committee on entertaining the
West Virginia Editorial Association in
this city Thursday will meet this eve-
ming to perfect the program for the
day. 1t is proposed to give the West
Virginia journalists trip up the Mus
kingum, after which they will take
carriages at the Putnam street landing
and be driven oyer the city, visiting
all the points of historic and business
interest The fire department will
make an exhibition run, after which
the visitors will be dined at the St,
Cloud and Bellevue hotels. In the eye
ming the bicyclists of the city will give
a lantern parade, with probably 500
wheels in line. Later a. reception will
| be rendered them at the Auditorium,
with musical program and short
speeches by Mayor Meisenhelder, Pres
ident A. d. Follett, President Simpson,
of the College, and others.
oh my, what pretty dress goods az
Jones'.
Arthur Smith, who has been en-
ployed at Cutler, came to this city Sat
urday evening and left Sunday morn
ing for Wheeling, where he will join
E. R. Minshall on a job of surveying.
Choral Society rehearsal tonight.
Ladies at Z, gentlemen at S;45
The teachers in the public schools
for the coming year will be employed
at the regular meeting of the Board OF
Education tonight
"A party of Marietta people are
making arrangements for an excursion
to Pittsbnrg on the steamer Lorena'
leaving here Wednesday evening and
spending Friday and Saturday in Pitts
burg. The round trip excursion to
Pittsburg bids fair to become very pop.
ular the coming season. The party
will be composed of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
s. Plumer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Gard,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kaiser, Mrs. w. j.
Rodgers, Mrs. Robert Simpson, Miss
Helen Clogston and Miss Dora Seyler.
| The sixth annual CONNER cement
of the Newport High School will be
held June 5th. The class of 1896 is
composed of Grace Dana, Henrietta
Johnson, Alice Rea, Lenora Green.
wood, Effie Stewart, Sylvia Snodgrass,
Lille Lauer, George Greene and Ray.
mond Hays. Music will be furnished
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Metcalf,
Miss Ward and E. f. Gates.
Special prices on millinery goods
at Bee Hive.
Brakeman Robert Boggs, of the G.
g. M. railway, is suffering from a
mashed finger
New telephones recently placed in
Marietta are located as follows: Col
T. w. Moore, residence; Il. & o. G. Ex
shops; Mrs. Frank Reed, residence; w
M. Mo rse, residence, and the T. & O. G.
Elk. train dispatcher's Office
Miss Katherine Dyar has returned
home from Denver, Colorado, for the
summer.
Prof. and Mrs. F. L. Bailey, o.
Newport, were in the city Saturday.
M. G. Seipel has been confined te
his room by illness for several days.
Capt. J. H. Shaw, of Belpre, was il
the city on business Saturday.
See Jones for black dress goods.
Miss Kittie Small left Saturday
morning over the T. G. O. c. Elk. rail
way for Memphis, Tenn, where sh'
will spend the summer with her sister
Mrs. Leget.
The arrest of William Hart, o
Beverly, on the charge of burglarizing
a corn crib has caused quite a sensa
tion in that village. Mr.. Hart ha
been in the livery business there TO
several years. He will have hearing
before Mayor Miller today. Attorne,
L, w. Ellenwood goes to Beverly thi
morning to defend him.
Tho T,awrence well M q at SAM