Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-10
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY.. OCTOBER 10. 800
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


alleged to be an imbecile.
The New Century Historical So
ciety held its first meeting of the sea-
son last night and it was largely at
tended. f. w. Minshall read paper
on the oil fields about Marietta, giving
a history of oil and gas developments.
also as to the pipe lines and oil re-
finers. Mr.. A. D. Follett also favored
the Society with brief account of his
trip to Europe duTihg The past SUM
mer, describing in graphic language
the many points ofSintefest, including
historic buildings, Cathedrals, picture
galleries, etc. 1t was very pleasant
occasion.
Go to the Bee Hive for hosiery, un-
derwear, gloves and mittens-
I'm Mayors court Friday evening
Louis Klinck and Harry Boothby, two
young men from the West Side, were
arraigned on the charge of disturbing a
meeting at the Gilman Avenue M. E.
church, but were discharged, there be-
ing no evidence to convict.
Squire B. E. Guyton and DIR. R. s.
Gage addressed meeting of enthusi-
astic Republicans at Doop's school
house Thursday evening. Dr. Gage
spoke at Rea's Run Friday evening.
Hon. N. A. Coste. Reeve of Maiden,
Canada, together with his wife, is Wis
iting his sons, M. R. and E. Coste, this
city.
Sam McMillen, Jr., of Springfield,
o., is visiting friends in the city.
R. K. Moore, agent of the United
States Express Company at Athens,
will be home today on visit to his
parents.
In Probate Court Friday mar.
riage license was issued to Charles
Cochran and Pearl Weber, both OF
Grandview township.
Go to the Bee HIVE for millinery.
Col. R. L. Nye has been appointed
guardian of Miss Kate Small, minor.
g. w. Frasure and Retha Frances
Preston, two young people of Hooking,
arrived here yesterday evening for the
purpose of having the nuptial knot
tied. They procured license at
o'clock last evening and afterward pro
cured the services of minister who
made them happy. 1t was runaway
ch.-Parkersb burg Journal.
Born, Thursday evening, October
Sth, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arendt, G
son.
The Third street paving on the
square between Scanned and Wooster
is progressing rapidly and will prob
ably be completed today. AS eact
square of this street is improved the
largely increased amount of traffic be
comes apparent
The Henderson Oil Company got 6
good we'll in the Cow Run sand on tn.
Magruder farm at Long Run Friday
which makes showing for 100 bar
rel producer.
Big bargains in underwear at tn,
Bee Hive Store.
The Republican meeting Tuesday
evening was we'll attended, and one O
the most orderly meetings eyer held il
Matamoras. The speech by Hon. Johr
L. Locke, of Cambridge, was one of the
very best ever heard in our town. TIL,
strictest attention was given by mem
bers of all parties and the only thing
to mar the perfect harmony of the oc
casion was the bowling of one fellow
for Bryan. and we wish to say that tn,
Democrats present all condemned th'
act. The Mckinley and Hobart clut
has 1856 members. .-Matamoras Mail.
The Sistersyille Oil Review record
a bet made in that city on. the odds O
16 to that Mckinley will be the mex
President.
Mr.. Louis Gottchalk, an eminen
chemist of Chicago, is i'll the city OF
business.
e. w. Schofeld, late Treasurer o.
Lawrence county, was in the city Fri
day.
The league baseball teams doing
the transforming business among
what they are pleased to tern
country clubs" are having thei
troubles. Pittsburg was defeated thi
week by both Marietta and Parkers
burg and Cincinnati got it in the necl
at Barnesyille by a score of to 8
Friday the Reds played Cambridge
Dwyer and Armstrong pitching, and /
took them ten innings to beat th
Guernseyites by score of to 5. It'll
said the Pittsburg fellows have gon,
into mourning since their 1defeat y.
Marietta n ~Sd 80 y4iu, yrf ~
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Robertson ant
Mrs. Charles Buchanan, West Side
were guests of relatives at Beyerl,
during the Fair.
Rev. and Mrs. T. /. McRa ant