Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-25
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. svLY as. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

!
ing Sunday.
--Itis probable that Pawnee Bills
Wild West Show will exhibit on the
Fair Grounds today, as the Athletic
grounds are several feet under water.
Capt. Berry, the Third street paw
ing contractor is in the city and ex
poets TO begin work next week.
! Born, Saturday, July Is, daugh-
I ter to Prof. and Mrs. II. w. Hubert,
Cincinnati
Mrs. N. J. Morrison expects to
leave next week for Wichita, Kas.
Mrs. S. j. Tracy is here from Clays-
vile, Pa, visiting her parents, Mr.. ard
Mrs. David Dow.
Special Sale of Fancy Ribbons all
this week at the Bee Hiye.
The Marietta team did not go to
Cambridge Friday, being notified by
telegraph not to come on account of
the rains. 1t was decided to go up to-
day if the weather is favorable and the
c. & NJ. trains running through.
George Anderson was fined s3 and
costs by Mayor Meisenhelder Friday
for fighting with John Smith in w. W..
Woods saloon Thursday night. A
warrant is out for the arrest of VIM
Thompson who was also implicated in
the affair.
1nft 70 r
City Friday to visit relatives.
If you are thinking of buying pi-
ano or organ don't fail to call and see
the fine stock of new Haines Bros,
Baldwin and Fischer pianos land the
only organ Estey, at R. w. Vaughn &
Co.'S, Putnam street
During an alteration on Putnam
street last night June" Peters was
struck in the face and badly bruised.
He says the man who struck him was
one of the Taylor boys with the Mari
eta base ball team, but does not know
them well enough to specify which one
A number of Democrats and free
silver men met last night at the Times
office and took steps for the organiza
ton of Bryan Free Silver Club. r
e. Race was chosen temporary chair
man and B. j. Mckinney temporary
, secretary. On permanent organization
securing hall, etc, the following
, committee was appointed: B. j. Nc
Kinney, Charles Richardson, John Nc
Call, James Parlin and Fred Meister.
Still the Bargain Sale goes on al
this week at the Bee Hive.
: Miss Bessie Brigham was presented
with new bicycle last evening"
''Valentine OF course the younf
lady is overjoyed with the gift.
The rains yesterday washed out ;
big lot of earth from the Washington
street fill between Seventh and Eighth
g The line of the River Gas Co. wa
broken, though not a break that can
not be easily repaired.
Died, July 2ad, at Layman, Lydia
Z, wife of Thomas Ferguson. Deceased
leaves husband and two children.
Prof. A. b. Hubert has been re
tanned as assistant at Putnam Acad
envy. GAINESVILLE, for the coming year.
Mrs. Alma Beach, of Port Hudson
Michigan, formerly of Marietta, is tn
guest of relatives at Equity.
j. Russell Trotter, the Republica
nominee for State School Commissions
of West Virginia. is a nephew of 'Squir
Richard Trotter, of Layman, and re
sided in this county when a boy
Just think of it! A dollar Hat fo
so cents and so cent flowers for 25 cent
this week at the Bee Hive.
Mr.. OWN Chapman, foreman c
Lobdell's factory leaves today fo
e Hudson, O., and Michigan, to renal
two weeks.
-Lobdell's factory will close toda
for period of two weeks. This is tn
:, first shutdown, except for holidays
for period of six years.
Miss Gerdings, of Louisville, Ky
and Miss Englehart, of Jefforsonvill'
& Ind, who have been visiting Miss En-
ma Mueller, Third street, left Thurs
day night for Cincinnati.
There will be meeting of the Pr
tected Home Circle at the g., A. r. ha
next Monday evening at 7:30. standar
time. full attendance is desired g
: business of Importance is to be brougf
up.
-Untrimmed hats and flowers at
}. price, all this week at the Bee HIVE.
Professor and Mrs. F. A. Jordan
\ of Marietta, are visiting their hume
GUS Beverly friends and relatives tn
week.-Beyerly Advance.
y The Masonic Lodges of Mcconnell
vile, Malta, Stockport, Beverl.
y | Tovell Marietta and Harmar, wi