Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-08
| MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY. MAY 8. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
-Yaw-Yaw-Yaw Auditorium,
May 18th. .f
e. p. Ruhrah, of Chillicothe, was
in the city Thursday.
The annual Board of Trade ban
quet at the Bellevue Hotel Thursday
evening was attended by one hundred
or more of the leading citizens of the
city and was the most successful and
ENJOYABLE social occasion in the history
of the Board. The Marietta full or
chestra added much to the pleasure of
the evening. The spread placed by
Mine lost Smith before the assembled
gourmands was sumptuous in the ex-
treme. After the banquet Toastmaster
A. D. Follett delivered an eloquent and
forcible address, dwelling in a general
way upon the history, value and fu-
ture of the Board of Trade and the
growth and development of new and
greater Marietta. Responses were
made by r. G. Dawes, w. Fl. Leeper.
G. S. Dana, DIR. j. w. Simpson, A. ID.
Alderman. George NJ. Cooke, w. NJ.
Morse and A. N. Dyar, and though they
consumed the time far into the wee
small hours, all were listened to with
keen attention.
One hundred pairs lace curtains al
reduced prices at Bee Hive.
The rehearsal for Pinafore which
was to have been held Thursday was
postponed to this Friday evening or
account of the Board Of Trade meeting.
The embezzlement case agains,
Valentine Mercer, of Tunnel, was dis
missed out of Squire Guyton's court
for want of prosecution.
The boilers for the new boiler
works plant have arrived from Butler
Pa, and will be put in place without
delay. Superintendent Hughes re
turned from Butler Thursday and in
forms us that the Penn Bridge Comp
any is now loading the iron for the
structure which will be shipped IN {
few days.
"A. E. Falcon, of Athens, is a bust
ness visitor in the city.
See Jones' for Summer Dress Goods
1t will pay you.
james Kiduff arrived from New
York last night and is registered a
the Bellevue.
ID. w. Pickering, who recently re
signed his position as agent of the G
& M. railway, has purchased an inter
est in the Diamond Pants Company.
A son was born on Wednesday
May 9th, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Huff
ord, of Dunham.
Phillip Cramer, of the Park Hotel
Butler, Pa, is in the city.
Second millinery opening Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday at Bee Hiv'
Store.
Born, Thursday, May 7th, to Mr.
and Mrs. John Sparkling, of Veto, ;
daughter.
The County Commissioners hay'
for the third time granted the petition
for the incorporation of Belpre village
Another fight is expected.
Prof. A. M. Farlow, of Barlow, wa
in the city Thursday, enroute to Chilli
cothe.
Gertrude Sayre returned home las
evening from Sharon, Pa, where sh
has been on an extended visit TO he
sister, Mrs. Frank r. Ebert.
| Regular meeting of G. B. Gate
Woman's Relief Corps this evening.
-Grand millinery opening Thursday
Friday and Saturday of this week a
Bee Hive.
-Arend g. Smith, the bakers O
upper Fourth street, are meeting wit
large success in their business, ant
have confidence that there is ahead c
them a handsome trade.
Mrs. e. II. Kidwell, West Side, vii
leave today for Lancaster, to visi
friends Tor two weeks.
Tonight is the date of the Aeoliaj
Club concert at the Gilman avenu
church. Here are the names of thos
who will take part: First mandolin
Mrs. Pearl Brabham, Messrs. Gibson
Schnaufer and Streclzer; second mar
dolip, Gertrude Strahl; nandola, ii. L
Theis; guitar, Misses Walter, Strecke
and Gearing, and Mr.. Brabham; violir
Helen Strahl.
w. H. Leeper was at Lowell Thurs
day on business.
&C. G. Dawes is here from Chicago
the guess of his parents, Gen. and Mrs
r. r. Dawes.
Mr.. Maximilian Dick the gres
! Violinist, Auditorium, Tuesday Ma
12th.,
A special dispatch from Hayan;