Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-26

day for Jackson, Miss, to continue
her work.
w. T. Mitchell, Of Beverly, is in
the city. SIS Aa
MIR. and Mrs. Baxter DAVIS, of
Alton, Iowa, are guests of the latters
brother, Mr.. Lewis Green, Second
street
-Parkersburg took another game
from Maysville, KY, Friday, by score
of 10 to 5.
The game between the Freshmen
and Juniors of the High School Friday
resulted in score of 12 to II in favor
of the Freshmen.
Attorney Thomas Ewart will leave
this morning for indianapolis. ,- He
will return Monday. IS ~ e 'toos gS, ~
Mrs. Robert Payne will leave KAN
day for Cincinnati where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. T. G. Sellew..
Mrs. Frank Barnes of Charleston,
s. c., who has been here visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Haight, Mrs. Knox and
Mrs. ]. ]. Theis, will return to her
home Thursday of next week. Mrs.
Barnes and Miss Florence Theis are
now in Parkersburg, visiting friends,
Captain Charles Knox went to
Pittsburg Thursday on business.
Arthur Sloane will leave this
morning for Cincinnati, where he will
take his first year in medicine.
The Sonoma will run in the inter-
est of the Beverly Fair on Wednesday,
leaving Marietta at Z a. M, carrying
the people for SO cents round trip.
Children half fare. From Lowell, 90
cents round trip. Returning leave
Beverly at 4:3O and Fair Grounds at 5
p. m.
| Speaking of the death of Robert L.
Danley writer fran Palmer township
says: Robert /. Danley, whose seri-
Gus illness was mentioned, died and
was buried in the Palmer cemetery at
this place Tuesday. This is the oldest
cemetery in the township and Mr.. Dan
ley was heard to say a few months ago
that he had been present at every
all since, but Mr.. David Shinn's, at
which time he was unconscious
Robt. l. Danley was tho son of John
and Amy Danley and was born Sept.
9th, 1914. Died Sept. Goth, 1896, aged
SO years and IA days. He was mar
ried to Mary Perry, Nov. 4th, 1885, by
whom he had three children, all of
whom died of that dread disease, dip
liberia. His wife died Nov. Goth, 1887,
leaving him all alone; as it were, he
was the last leaf on the tree, for he
was the last one of the second genera
tion of Danleys What vast changes
and wonderful improvements have
taken place in the life of this vener-
able man and how we shall all miss his
familiar face at the old shop door. He
was nearly always at home and had a
smile and pleasant word for every
passer-by. May this old shop never be
torn down, but remain a monument to
his memory. He was kind man, a
good neighbor and lived very active
life. His last sickness was of short
duration.
The dedication of the l. o. o. F.
hall will occur certain on Oct. 18th
The day was set by the Grand Master
and he will withou tdoubt be present
There will be a parade at l o'clock
after which the dedicatory exercises
will take place in the hall. Following
that sumptuous dinner will be served
in the hall. A very entertaining eve
ming program has been provided tina
will prove rare treat to the brethrer
of the ''mystic tie" and all their friends
, Don't fail to see it. The invitation i
to all, and it will undoubtedly be I
red-letter day for Lowell.
Correspondent
Dan. and Katie Beck, of Sharon
Pa, formerly of Marietta, hre visiting
friends in this city.
Col. Mccormick has received let
ter from Maj. Mckinley with grateful
.. greeting sent him by the survivors o
the nth Ohio Inft. at their reunion
here on Sept. Sd. The letter is intense
ly interesting and has been sent to th
secretary, L. j. Cutter, to be filed witt
> the papers of regiment.
The Marietta management has ar
. ranged another series of FIVE game
. with Parkersburg, beginning Oct. 1st
and alternating each day between tn
two cities. The double umpire system
will be used.
"A deal was consummated Frida.
:, whereby Capt H. L. Ritchie dispose'
of the Marietta wharfboat to Capt
d John X. Booth and Clerk Phil Horn
brooke, recently of the steamer Lib
Eerty. The purchasers will take pos