Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-18
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. SuLy ia. 1890
Personal AZ LOCAL.

Will Ramer, who has been i'll for
several weeks, will remove today from
the West Side to the residence of his
father on Second street
The friends of Mr.. Joe. Eells will
be surprised to know that for year or
more he has been member Of the rank
of benedict he having been married in
Cleveland to young lady of that city,
May H. 1896 Although trihe late,
his friends wild be eager to extend con
gratulations ra45l,a
Miss Louisa Ellison. Alexander,
little daughter Of Mr.. s. Stewart, of
Manchester, O., will arrive on the Key
stone State today to visit Mrs. Mary f.
Bartlett. Mushingum avenue.
Miss Mahala McAllister entertain
ed few of her young lady friends last
evening at her home up the Pike.
We understand that the new paro-
chial school connected with st. Mary's
Catholic church will be opened in Sep
tember, and the teachers will be here
in about three weeks to assist in get
| ting matters in order for starting
the school.
Mrs. b. f., Maiden gave a party
last evening to number of friends in
this city.
The oil market Friday was down to
S1.03; Corning .93.
-"Lige" Davis left Friday for Mt.
Clemens Mich, where he will remain
three weeks.
MIR. Mcconnell, of the firm of Stey-
ems & Mcconnell, of Maclsburg, was
in the city on business Friday.
miss Sadie Wheatley has returned
from Washington, d. c., accompanied
by her neice, Miss Helen Wheatley.
L. p. Hill, manager of the Oil Well
Supply store here, will return Sunday
from Atlantic City, where, with his
family, he has been spending the past
month.
-Messrs George Somers and Vain
Wiley, of Parkersburg, where in the
city last evening.
Hon Chris. Mckee and Hon. c. A..
Leland, of Caldwell, were in the city
Friday
Mr. and Mrs L. w. Ellenwood,
Mrs L. w. Chamberlain, Miss Helen
Cham berlain and Mr.. Bert Mclean
composed party which spent the day
Friday picnicing east of the city
AT Blennerhassett Friday the Dark
Secrets were defeated by the Black
Caps by score of to7
In Probate Court Friday afternoon
an affidavit of lunacy was filed against
Dr. Mullen by his physician, DR.. Chas.
S. Hart. The inquest will be held by
Judge Rood at nine o'clock this morn
ing.
The following officers of Harmar
Lodge, l. O. o. T., haye been regularly
installed: R. G. Putnam, p. G., Chas.
Krigbaum, N. g.. r. X. Arbor, V. g.,
james Parlin, Conductor, Ben Gossett,
Warden, Phil Spies, Outside Guardian,
VIM. Craig, Inside Guardian, Joe Cook,
K. S. S., Seeley, L. S. S., Henry Everly,
R. S. N. g., Hessen, L. S. N. e., VIM.
Hal, r. S. V, G., Hessen, L. S. V. G..
The greatest bargains ever offered
in millinery goods can be found at Bee
Hive today and tomorrow.
Mr.. Joseph Josephy, of the Buck
eye Clothing Company, leaves today
for New York and other eastern cities
on business trip.
Miss Mabel Hoffman, of Parkers
burg, was in the city Friday, guest
of Misses Grace Davis and Florence
Mckinney,
Trains on the B. & o. 8. w. were
delayed several hours Friday by 9
freight wreck at Macarthur Junction.
The tonsorial parlor of Conrad
Baum, in the Citizens National Bank
! building, corner Putnam and Second
streets, is model of elegance in every
particular. The shop is fitted up ir
true New York city style and it is 6
common remark among strangers tha'
it is one of the finest in the state
Four handsome chairs are are attended
by,a quartette of skillful and courteous
BARRIERS and with the elegant bath ac
commodations supply every need O.
the most exacting customer.
David Burr, who lives on a shanty
boat at Mile Run, was arraigned before
Squire Guyton Friday afternoon on the
charge of exposing his person to {
number of young girls. He entered {
plea of guilty and was fined $40 ant
costs
, Pitcher Blanchard, of the Mariet
tas, will leave today for Cincinnati
where he has several offers of positions
on good teams. Taylor and Taylor