Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-17
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
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the reason that its last report sent to
the Department Headquarters made
the best showing of any Post in Ohio.
Buell. Post is Differed by Col. Chas. Il.
Newton, Commander; j. w. Danley,
Quartermaster. and w. q. Grafton, Ad-
jutant
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be in Marietta on Saturday, July 25th.
Mrs. r. NJ. Applegate and daughter
jeanette and Mr.. and Mrs, Charles r.
Applegate, of Beverly. were in the city
Thursday, enroute to Atlantic City.
They left Thursday afternoon accotnp-
aned by Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Van
Metre.
day afternoon from Washington G. H.,
where she attended the wedding of
Miss Alice Palmer on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Neely, who has been
visiting the family of j. M. Blair, West
Side, left Thursday for her home at
Portland, 0.
Charles Otto and family will leave
next week for Cleveland, where they
will embark for a trip ON the lakes,
with Duluth as their objective point
1t is grand trip and will certainly be
enjoyed.
| Otto Bros. are putting in q fine
new hydraulic passenger elevator. 1t
is modern and up-to-date in every re-
spect.
B. E. Stoehr's new house on Fifth
and Warren streets is beginning to
show what a fine home Mr.. Stoehr and
his family are soon to enjoy living in.
Built of brick, and of broad-gauge
city style, the house will be an orna-
ment to the city.
The ball game yesterday was play
ed outside the regular diamond, be-
cause of mud. Today the game will be
played on the regular diomond.
Mr.. O. F. Dysle returned yesterday
from Ada, Ohio, where he has been for
the past year taking thorough course
in pharmacy and graduated last week
and is now full fiedged pharmacist
He will continue to hold forth in the
store of j. w. Dysle & Co.
/ Mr. W. L. Lee and Miss Ellen Sans
both of Wood county, w. Va, were
married in this city Thursday after
noon by Squire B. E. Guyton. Mrs. H.
Sans, and R. E. Cooke, friends of the
cd ha
Mr. Levi Jones, of Vincent, is re-
ported to be critically i'll.
On July Goth a party of young men
of this city will leave to go into camp
on Hughes River, w. Va.
Died, Tuesday evening, July IA, at
her home on Pine Ridge, Mrs. Reever,
aged so years.
In Squire Hart's court Thursday
the case against VIM. Ritchie for non
support of minor children was dis.
missed.
The greatest bargains ever offered
in millinery goods can be found at Bee
Hive today and tomorrow.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Unger. of Chic.
ago, are guests of relatives in this
county.
-Mre. VIM. Roeser, Jr., who has
been i'll of diptheria, is recovering
, rapidly.
John L. Raney, of Beverly, was a
business visitor in the city last even.
ing.
One Of the largest yields of wheat
reported in Washington comfy this
season was that of Hayes Bros. at Vim
cent. Forty-four acres produced loss
bushels. The crop was threshed by
! C. F. Tracey.
The Steamer Sonomas came down
the Muskingum Thursday with large
crowd of picnicers and went up the
Ohio as far as Wayerly.
Mr.. Will Lord and family, accom-
panied by Miss Buchanan, are spending
few weeks at Atlantic City.
The Ohio Valley base ball league
will be composed of the paid teams Of
Sistersville, Marietta, GAINESVILLE, Hunt
ington, Charleston, Ironton, Ports
mouth and possibly Parkersburg. The
latter team may not become member
of the league on account of the i'll will
existing between it and other mines. A
meeting to perfect the organization will
be held at Marietta this week. 1t is
proposed to schedule series of 4.
games, each team to play six games
with each other team, beginning July
27.-Enquirer. As the most of the
clubs don't seem to want Parkersburg
in the league, why not Cambridge? We
have as good club as the cities named
above and if we couldn't wind up the
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