Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-23
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, OCTOBER as. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

I'LL dIUeT eleCJlOu.
Miss Nellie Racer and Miss Lou
Dye left Thursday for Akron, where
they will spend several weeks visiting
friends.
Miss Flora Fuller, of Portsmouth,
is visiting her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Protsman, West Side.
Big bargains in underwear at the
Bee Hive Store.
Mayor Meisenhelder, Marshal Par
lin and Driver O'Neil, of the fire de-
.partment, deserted their posts Thurs
day to take in the Canton excursion.
The virtue of the cause in which they
went will excuse the dereliction.
There is now probability that the
Marietta Dennison game'of footballwill
be played here Saturday as originally
scheduled. Dennison wired Thursday
night that they would come upon re.
ceipt of railroad tickets.
Mrs. VIM. G. Way and Mrs. Ar
thur Metcalf, of Marietta, were guests
of Mrs. Geo. Mcdonald yesterday
Parkersburg Sentinel.
On Tuesday, Oct. 10th. a reunion of
the survivors of Co. D, esd Regt o. v.
l., was held at the home of w. II.
Mayguckin, in Beverly. The following
comrades and their wives were present:
Captain William Cornell and wife,
Chauncey, O.; Capt. G. B. Bartlett and
wife, Waterford; A. F. Henderson and
wife, of Iowa; FL. Beckett and wife,
Becketts; Daniel Wilson and wife, Luke
Chute; j. Il. Shuman and wife, Clay
tona; f. A. Gallatin and wife, Reins-
Vile; J. f. Keyhoe and wife. Beverly;
w. II. Mayguckin and wife. Beverly.
Also S. Gilpin, Luke Chute; R. s..
Mason, Relief; G. M. Wilson, McCon-
nelsville; S. Essex, Reinersville.
-Seventy-fve cent Sailors for 40
cents all this week at the Bee Hive.
Mr.. Frank Ketter is down from
Columbus visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. c. Mckee, of Caldwell, is
the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
G. j. Lund.
Mr.. Louis P. Shafer, one of Mari
ettas well known young men, was
united in marriage Thursday evening
to Miss Katharine Sutter.
Mr.. Harry Ridings, advance agent
of South Before the War" company,
was in the city Thursday, making
arrangements for the appearance Of
the Company here on the evening o1
October Goth.
! In the November number of Serb.
ner's appears the portrait of Marietta's
Mr.. Herbert Minshall. He is artistic
ally represented descending astaircase
with miss Jerry" on his arm. The
illustration is one of many taken from
photographs made by Alexander Blacl
for his picture-play, Miss jerry.
Mrs. Chas. A. Ludey will return
from Caldwell Saturday after visit O.
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. T. M
Martin.
A daughter was born THURSDAY
morning, the 22d. to Mr.. and Johr
Spaulding, West Side.
Conductor Paden, of the G. & NJ.
has been suffering from q badl'
sprained ankle.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stats ant
daughter, Susie, who have been a
Newells Run the past month, lef
Thursday morning for their home a
: Davisville, Summit county.
For millinery goods go to the Be
Hive.
Captain q, ]. Nixon, an officer @
the Grant county Soldiers, Indiana
= Soldiers Home has been visiting friend
in Marietta and Washington count
since Friday last He will retur
Saturday.
Amateur Minstrel Show which is to
given at the Auditorium Tuesday eve
ming, October 27th, were put on sal
a yesterday and it's outlook is very brigh
, given for the benefit of the Woman.
d Home and it promises to be the even
: of the season. Mr.. Hendricks ha
written one act farce for the occa
' sion entitled Marietta vs. Wittenbere
: or After The Ball", which is said wi
be great feature of the show. Thi
farce will include the full strength c
the company.
The Diamond Pants Company
rejoicing in the possession of a neV
ten-horse power gas engine of the Fail
banks-Morse make. 1t is beauty, an
drives the concerns numerous mt
chimes with ease.
: "A curious sentence is printed i
Kirkman's Grammar, published in 1872!
a copy of which is possessed by tn
writer. This grammar is destined t
! occupy place in history from the fac
its contents were mastered by Lii
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