Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-14
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY. seer. IL. 1890
PER >ONai. ANU l.GAL.

Mrs VIM. ischer, who has been
visiting relatives at Columbus the, last
two months. returned home Saturday
noon. n
DIR. E p. Cooke, of Athens, is the
guest of relatives in the city.
Billy Pfeiffer received serious cut
in the thigh Saturday night by an acci-
dental fall onto piece Of broken glass
An artery was severed and the wound
bled copiously. The cut was sewn up
by DR.. B. f. Hart.
Mrs. Nellie Cunningham, formerly
lsNe}lie. Msrshalh whoAor ten years past
has been teacher in the Athens
County Children's Home, left Athens.
tiass week fofHelenaf Montana, tbjmeet.
a gentleman whom she was expecting
to marry.
DIR. A. R. Johnstone, of Chicago, is
in the city. He. is an. old friend of DR..
| Waters.
The last game of the Marietta Park
ersburg series was played here Satur-
day afternoon and was won by the
home team by score of 10 to g. Hits
Marietta 10 ; Parkersburg Z. Errors
Marietta 8; Parkersburg g. Batter
ies-Purcell and Haddox; Whissen and
Hunt. The game was not we'll played
though very close in the last innings.
In the first two innings the score was
s to in favor of Parkersburg, but the
Marietta boys got down to business
and won out by good and timely bat
ting. OF the fourteen games between
the two mines, Marietta has won eight
and Parkersburg six. The showing
made by the home team is very credit.
able considering its crippled condition
the past week.
In absence of Rev. Mr.. Henry Jend
pastor of the German M. E. Church.
who is attending conference at New
port, KY, his son, Mr.. Gustav Jend
took his fathers place Sunday evening
Mr.. Jend held an able discourse an6
had as his subject James 1:1-2l.
Miss Maria Buell. will leave thi:
morning for Delaware, to join the
Smith Sisters on concert tour in Texa.
and the Dakotas.
The College House on Fifth street
between Putnam aad Scanned, will bt
used this year for boarding house anc
dormitorv for yonng men. 1t will be
overhauled and completely refurnished
and made pleasant home for the oc
cupants. Mrs. c. f. Flanegin, of Pom
eroy, will be the matron of the house
George B. Sunderland sold the
5 Fred Coleman property on Saturday
to John Hamilton, for the sum of $4,000
Possession is to be given within 3
days. We understand that Mr.. Cole
man will probably go into business .
4 Columbus.
The sawmill boat c. III. Woods
4 which sank a few weeks ago, Will
a tied to the bank. has been repaire
and resumed work.
Dolly Spankcr owned at Ravens
lwood, was beaten last week by Laura
7 owned by P. S. Hale, Belpre.
--Lockkeeper Savage is busily a
work attempting to stop the leak ur
v der the ice harbor lock- If he is sue
" cessful the floor will be repaired wit
cement.
"A. L. Hoyt has been making fire
J. silver speeches in Letart Falls, th
state, and claiming to be Democrat
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney {
Wood county, w. Va. Hoyt is fraut
He formerly lived at Beverly and is tn
person who several years ago had
penchant for engaging himself
young ladies while having a wife an
children at home. His escapade 6
o Pomeroy inspired Hon. D. d. Taylor
v married masher law.
r. e. S. Smith. Warren, Pa, oil o.
orator, is in the city on business.
" Cambridge, with Armstrong in tt
>. pitchers box, defeated GAINESVILLE to
in twelve-inning game Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hannen left fl
)" Cincinnati on the excursion over tt
Ohio River road Saturday.
III Capt. c. e. Verges, of Lowell, WI
a business visitor in the city Saturda
in "A son was born Saturday, Sep
k. 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Hart, Sc
~ ond street
- Herbert Sloan left Saturday f
Cincinnati to pursue his studies at Il
Electic Medical College
Va Miss Laura McGee, who has be'
TX visiting Miss Nellie Purdy, Thi
to street, returned Saturday to her hor
ur at Vinton.
Misses Hulda thinner and Mage