Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-06-20
DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY, JUNE 20. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mr. A, FL. Weaver, of Pittsburg,
representing the Oil Well Supply Co,
arrived in this city last evening, hav-
ing had an enjoyable time at Sisters
vile Thursday night, celebrating the
nomination of Mckinley.
The Knight Templar degree was
conferred upon number of candidates
Friday afternoon at the asylum OF Ma
rietta Commandery, X. Il.
--Beuben S. Douglas, of Murrayville,
w. Va, left Friday 5or Chicago, where
he will take postgraduate course the
coming summer at Chicago University.
Prof 7. E, Mckinney will leave in
few days to enter the same institution
| beginning on July 9Th, the follow
| ing merchants will close their stores
at $3.50 each evening, except Tuesdays
and Saturdays of each week: S. r.
VanMetre, Buckeye Clothing Company,
| w. A. Sniffen, w. L. Neubeck, Star
Clothing House, Cincinnati Clothing
Company.
Big bargains in ladies' shirtwaists,
silk mtts and millinery goods Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday at Bee Hive.
in our report of the two, weddings
performed by DR.. Gear Wednesday
evening we married the wrong parties.
Mr.. Henry M. Gilpin was united to
Mary l. Petty and not to Ada v. Mott,
as published 1t was George w. Ben
nett who was married to Miss Mott.
The job of paving on Greene street
between Second and Fourth streets is
completed and is good piece of work.
Mrs. Andrew Harrison died of old
age Thursday night at her home in
Rockland.
The 18th annual reunion of the
survivors of Company D, esd o. V. L.,
will be held at the home of &. b. Bart
lett in Waterford. township, July 22d.
Mrs. W. d. Guilbert, of Columbus,
is in the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Jordan at the Children's Home.
The Sstersville team, which is a
|
and Tuesday to cross bats with the
Mariettas. 1t is'safe to say that both
games will be interesting.
Mrs. A. Garry has returned from a
visit of several weeks in Pittsburg.
Miss Nellie e. Williamson, of Will
low Grove, is visiting her uncle, wv. d.
| WILT, ,pcop iyt CT
; DIR. and Mrs Osborn, who have
been the guests of Mrs. Paxton, left
Friday morning on a visit to New
York City. DR.. Osborn is superintend
ent of the insane asylum at Glen Allen,
Cal
Clyde Athey has been promoted
from baggagemaster of the c. & M
at this place to the position of night
operator at Canal Dover.
David Dale johnson, yaledictoriar
of the class of '96, will spend the sum
left for that city Friday.
Miss Grace Barth left Friday fol
her home at Canton.
ID. j. Hughes, '99, left Friday
morning to spend the summer vacation
at his home at Oak Hill.
-Winifred. the ive-months-olt
daughter of Capt. w. A. Hall and wife
Seventh street, died Friday morning
the 10th, at o'clock. The little girl
. the only daughter, had been ill nearl,
month. The funeral will be hel'
this afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the home
: corner Butler and Seventh.
o -Speciale sale of towels, toweling
t table-cloth goods hosiery, gloves an
silk mitts, Thursday, Friday and Sat
- urday at Bee HIVE.
;, Mrs. Gideon White and two daugh
q ters, Eleanor and Barbara, will leav
Monday for Oakland and Baltimore, t
spend the summer.
!. -Philetus Alden and family, Sixt
= street, have gone to South Olive t
visit friends.
Levi Jones, of Vincent is very il
and his recovery is doubtful.
Attorney Ludey had his father as
guest yesterday. Mr.. Ludey, senior
from Woods6eld.
Two tanks of oil on the Ingral
farm, in the Ogdin field, caught fire ye
terday and were destroyed. Th
property belonged to T. N. Barnsdal
Friday forenoon Mrs. w. w. Johl
son, widow of the late Judge johnson
of Ironton, was seriously injured b
being struck by a buggy attached to
runaway horse. The accident occurre
on Putnam street in front of the Coul
House and eye witnesses say thatsMr