Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-08-31
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, AUGUST 81. 1895
Personal AND LOCAL.

hfn. iuooucyS WiAo "a Ooi' A"oohoy,
of Woodsfield, is in the city, visiting
her daughter, Mrs. G. A. Ludey.
Miss Oldham and her guest Miss
Curtis, who have been in Cincinnati,
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Donald P. Hart returned to
Boston Saturday.
Z ben Stoehr. lJro nnd Kelly Judd
went to McConnelsyille Sunday on
pleasure trip on their bicycles w
Miss -Bisette Seyier is visiting
friends at Portsmouth.
Miss Nellie Cooper has returned
from visit at Caldwell.
Miss Elizabeth Gallagher, of Bel
laire, is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. ]. w. Mckinley arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon.
Barlow Bros. minstrelo are to be
here on Thursday, the Sd instant.
Plat of reserved seats to be open at the
Marietta Book Store tomorrow morn
ing.
Weston Corson, of Portsmouth, aud
Bradley Mccormick, of Washington,
d. c., have been guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Hickok, for several days.
L. G. Braun's bakery wagon was
mashed Saturday by the horse to which
it was hitched taking fright and dash
ing into box car at the Third street
crossing.
-Ushers for the Auditorium for the
coming season have been appointed as
follows: j. T.. Peters, Chas. Brown,
Walter Peters, Will Bunch, Frank Nc
Clure, Carl Leonard. Herman Angert
and Clayton Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Middleswart,
of Lower Newport, passed through the
city Saturday, enroute to st. Paul to
attend the G. A. R. encampment..
Leonard Riley returned to Canton
Saturday, after spending the summer
in this city. He will attend school at
Rochester, N. Y, the coming year.
Colonel Harry d. Knox. of Gov
ernor BushnelPs staff, has returned
from Cleveland, where he has been in
camp for the past month.
DR.. Simpson will address the Nc
Kinley club at the Court House this
evening, by invitation of the Com
mittee.
"A daughter was born Aug. Goth to
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mcbride, Yankee
burg.
Lee Williams leaves today for New
Martinsville, where his horse, Mollie
g., will enter the races.
j. Herbert West spent Sunday
with friends at Sistersville
Mr.. James Mcconnell has been in
Gallipolis for several days inspecting
that city's system of water works.
Gallipolis is one of the few towns in
the Ohio Valley that gets Ohio river
water filtered so that it is fit for cook
ing and drinking purposes
Miss Florence Dye is visiting the
Misses Clark at Cambridge.
ALI members of c. B. Gates Won.
ems Relief Corps will meet Tuesday
evening, Sept. 1st, with Mrs. e. E.
Steen, 40 Sixth street, to make ar
rangements for winters sewing of the
Corps. Any person charitably inclined
and having clothing that can be made
over or put in shape for poor children,
can leave such at same place. and re.
ceiye the thanks of the Corps.
The base ball management got a
tip that the Canton club was not OF
much force and cancelled the games
that were to have been played today
and tomorrow and secured in their
stead the Jacksonville Grays, who are
we'll known here and who are playing
faster ball than ever, having some OF
their "old leaguers" back home. They
will be here today and tomorrow, after
which the Mariettas go to Barnsville
for two days and from there to Zanes.
vile two days.
"A meeting for the purpose of or
ganizing a Republican club will! be
held at Little Muskingum next Satur-
day.
Misses Effie and Halla Skivington
returned to Pittsburg Friday. They
will resume their work in the schools
of that city August 31st.
Mr.. Louis Weyrich, formerly of
Marietta, but for the past IA years Of
Wheeling, spentSunday with his father,
Theo. Weyrich, and his brother. Jacob
Weyrich. of Fifth street. He was great.
ly surprised at Mariettas growth with
in IA years. rs
Mr., Jim Shanklin came in on his
wheel from Gracey Saturday after
noon for short visit with friends in
this city. He returned home Sunday
afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bee and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Hall, of Parkersburg. were
in the city Sunday, registered at the