Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-10

FRIDAY, suLY 10. 1920
Personal AND LOCAL.

umbus spending a brief vacation.
Miss Jessie Davis is home from
visit at Pittsburg.
The Red Mems Picnic, at Blenner-
hassett Island Thursday, was largely
attended and keenly enjoyed by all
present, The party was taken down
on the steamer Sonoma at 10 a. m. and
returned at r. m.
The Wenzel boy, who was injured
by an Ohio River train at Sistersville,
has been broughtshis homein this city.
RS. W., Durkee. wife and son Walter.
OF East Liverpool, are visiting. relatives
| in the city, 46fN Vli 7 "a 3lIt 8fSl!t
A-Buell PostfG; a. r., by special in
vitatien, attended the social at, the
Harmar Congregational church last eve
ming in body.
Misses Carrie Brown and Luella
James left Thursday to join the Bright
side Camping Club at Devors Dam.
The Bee Hive Store is closing out
at cost all their untrimmed hats and
| flowers.
In Probate Court Thursday after
noon a marriage license was issued to
James Drain, of Durham, and Maud
Tiffany, of Belpre.
Conductor John Morgan left Thurs
day, for Mt. Clemens, Mich, in re-
sponse to summons notifying him of
the serious condition of his daughter
Jessie.
Robert Henry, of Beverlp. was
placed in the county Jail Thursday to
serve out a sentence for assault and
battery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Coulter, of
Meadville, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ
Arch bold, of Parkersburg, were visit
ors in the city Thursday.
The Leideckers and Saloon Keep
er's teams are practicing for a game
next Tuesday.
The new steamer Helen Bridges
will bring an excursion from Sisters
vile to this city next Sunday.
Charles Drumm, arrested Tuesday
for drunkenness, was fined SO and costs.
| Mr.. J. Guy Atkinson, who went to
College here a few years ago, is about
to GO on the road with an open-air per-
formance of spectacular nature. The
play is ''Mazeppa" and is an adapta-
tion of Mr.. Atkinson's own getting up.
Jack will be in partnership with a
young man of Columbus by the name
of Hathaway.
If you want shirts, socks, suspend
ers. underwear, towels toweling, table
cloth goods or napkins it will pay you
to visit the Bee Hiye. =
Miss Louisa Youngblut, of Stock
port, is the guest OF Mrs. w. ]. Hess
Fourth street.
"A number of Mariettians will &c
down to Miss Reppert's today on the
10:4O B. & o. train, and will spend the
day.
Mr.. James R. Hall packed a lot o.
valuable papers belonging to the Wo
mans Centennial Association, yester
day, and shipped the same to the Wo
mans Centennial Association at Chilli
cothe. The papers are to form an ex
hibit at the Chillicothe centennial.
Born, Tuesday, July 18th, to Mr.
land Mrs. George Trear, Warren street
a daughter.
CIVIL Enginee: Edmund Moeser, o
Ranesyille, was in the city on business
Wednesday.
Mr.. Bert Baum has returned from
Buffalo and accepted position in hi
fathers shop in the Citizens Banl
Building.
-Untrimmed hats and flowers to b,
closed out regardless of cost at Be,
Hive.
The following item, taken from al
eastern paper, relates to a former Ma
rletta lady, Mrs. Guild, who is a nice,
by marriage, of Mrs. c. R, Rhodes
Front street: German sculptors ar,
making an outcry through the Berlil
. newspapers because Mrs. Cadwallade
Guild, an American, has been commits
stoned to model two allegorical figures
representing respectively POSTS" ant
"Telegraphs," to be placed upon thu
post Office building at Magdeburg
Such commission, anyway, can b,
but meager offset to the extraordin
| arY proportion of work entrusted t.
German sculptors in the United States.
Mr.. L. d. Pape, of Marietta, ant
Miss Anna Veatch, formerly of Salem
were united in mai .iage at Mariett;
on the 7th inst. The ceremony wal
I, performed in the presence of the neal
relatives of the groom, with j. R
Stewart, pastor at Sand Hill, officiat
ing. The bride was hand somely at
4 tired in white silk. ~ " W.