Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-05
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY. NOV. 8, 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

One hundred is conservative esti-
mate of the number of drunken men
on Front street between the hours of
eight and eleven last night. Under the
the starting of false re-
ports in regard to the election was
questionable piece of business and but
for the vigilance of the police would
no doubt have resulted in trouble.
Mr.. Robert j. Gray and Miss Aman-
da G. Kimberly were married Tuesday
evening by Rev. NJ. w. Acton, at the
residence of the BRIDES brother, on
Clifford ST. ~ .ta
"A special meeting of the Order of
Eastern Star will be held this Thurs
day evening at Z p M, for the Install
alton Of officers and all officers and
members are requested to be present.
Fred Gemmill, of Parkersburg,
brother of Mrs. John Roy, died We'd
nesday morning, the 4th, of typhoid
fever.
The steamer Catherine Dayis will
leave Friday evening for Cattletsburg,
KY, where the Marietta football team
will play on Saturday. Accommodations
will be provided for,a limited number
of persons outside of the football team
for whom the round trip fare, includ-
ing meals, will be three dollars. After
the game the boat will leave Cattlets-
burg Saturday evening, arriving home
Sunday morning. Persons who may
desire to make the trip are requested
to leave their names at the Leader Of
fee or the Marietta Book Store.
Invitations are out for whist
party to be given Wednesday evening.
the 11th by Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Grimes.
The occasion is in honor of the tenth
anniversary of their marriage.
We understand that the chair fac
tory will resume work Monday morn
ing next. The chair factory is like
many other institutions in the land
waiting for the assurance of Republi
can success, on which many order:
hinged.
Mr.. j. w. Gray, of Chicago, ant
Miss Rosa Shields, of this city, were
quietly married at the home of tht
bride on Front street Wednesday even
ing and left at 11;25 for Chicago.
Mrs. D. P Scott, of Parkersburg
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Edward
Best.
The annual banquet of the Glass o
1900, Marietta College, was hell
Wednesday evening at the Bellevu
Hotel and was delightful social oc
casion. The members of the class are
w. j. Bay, F. E. Coe, E. R. Coghill, S
b. Cole, o. o. Dougherty, j. Garry, L
S. Hall, j. L. Hopwood, j. w. Jend, Fl
V. Leach, w. II. Leonard, j. McLarer
w. L. Pierpoint, B. A. Plumer, E. W
Scott, II. L. Sheldon. A. Stevenson, j
Stone, G. G. Story, II. P. Warrener, f
R. Williams.
The entire Republican ticket i
Morgan county was elected by smal
pluralities, with one exception, Ed
Kennedy, Popocratic candidate fo
Probate Judge, was reelected.
Clerk w. G. Barthalow, of the Aud
itor of States Office, returned to Cc
} lumbus Wednesday, having been HON
to vote.
"A marriage license was issue
Wednesday to ]. w. Gray, of Chicago
i. and Rosa M. Shields of Marietta.
The six-months-old child of M
and Mrs. George Mason, Second stree
died Wednesday after an illness of
few days.
One of the most dastardly Outrage
the journal has ever been called up':
, to chronicle is the tearing down ar
destruction of the American flag
Sarahsville last Saturday night. Mr.
Reed Kirk, widow of union soldie
who brought home with him the fiji
of his regiment, the 92d, which hi
since his death been kept as sacr'
keepsake by his widow and on Saturdt
: she flung it to the breeze in front
her residence, and left it out during Il
r. night not thinking that any one wou
be so low and mean as to destroy al
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