Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-08-01
II aARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY, Auousr.. 1890
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are expected.
e j. Thornley, & Bro. have decid-
ed to discontinue their fruit store on
Greene street, the building having been
sold some time since to j. S. Goebel.
DIR. McGee, of Belpre, was in the
city Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Roeser Jr, of
Athens, are guests of relatives in the
city. i.
Mrs. L. s. Wood dbrdge and children
and Mamie Gallaher are guests of Geo.
NJ. w Woodbridge,, Third street.
Died, Wednesday night, of con-
sumption, VIM. Robertson, of Devol's
Dam, aged % years.
The Parkersburg- Marietta games
have been postponed on account of the
condition of the grounds and the Mari
ettas will go to Cambridge Monday for
two games with the nine of that city.
Cam bridge undoubtedly has one of the
best teams in southeastern Ohio and
both games will be interesting.
John w. Wendelken, of Dallas,
Texas, is visiting friends and relatives
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will H. Lord an
Miss Buchanan are home from Atlantic
City.
The regular meeting of the Wash
ington County Medical Society was
held Friday afternoon at the office OF
DIR. j. d. Cotton.
Mrs. Jeanette Danley, wife of
John w. Danley, Second street. died at
her home Friday morning, July S1st,
after long, but patient siege of suf
fering. In the death of Mrs. Danley a
| true, good woman in all that the words
may express, was ushered into the
realm of the blessed. Everywhere she
went the deceased made friends, and
she was loved for her disposition, and
admired for her strength of character
She was a prominent member of the
Woman's Relief Corps, and an indefat-
igable worker in all she undertook.
L uc luucrdl was Helu do tAc hoinS idot
evening, and the interment will occur
today in Palmer township--the, home
of Mrs. Danley's childhood.
Miss Kate Minshall will leave Mon
day next for her home in Danville. Ill.
Mrs. ]. H. Riley, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in Chicago
and the state of Kansas for the past
two months, returned home Friday.
Sig Marcus. proprietor and man.
ager of the Parkersburg base ball club,
is making a great effort to strengthen
it by the addition of new players. The
following appears in Fridays Enquir.
er: On behalf of Manager S. ii. Mar.
GUS of the Parkersburg team, / todey
signed my brother Ed to play second
base and Kunkle and Boenlein, the
crack battery of the Cumminsville
team, of the Enquirer League. These
three players haye been ticketed and
leave for Parkersburg on the fast flyer
over the b. & o. S. W., leaving here a,
6:S5 tonight and arriving at their desti
nation at 11:45 p. m. o. f. KLINKE.
Capt. Ira B. Huntington went or
the Ruth this morning after few day:
of illness. He says the new Pittsbure
and Charleston packet will haye 81
rooms in her cabin and six in the texas
for passengers. Electricity will be
used throughout for lighting purposes
Her machinery will be the McConnelrs
compound with two boilers. She will
be complete and fine steamer anc
when ready for business will draw
only IS inches of water. Capt Hunt
ington will he her master and Viii
Kimball, clerk.-Gallipolis Tribune.
| The funeral of the four-months-olt
child of Mr.. and Mrs William Gilpin
which died of cholera infantum Thurs
day afternoon, occurred Friday. \
Prof. James Bird returned Friday
evening from Chillicothe, where he hat
charge of the musical feature of the
Ross county teachers institute for the
past week
Charles Devol, who lives near Lit
tie Muskingum, was seriously bruised
: Friday evening by, being thrown from
his wagon at the corner of Fifth ant
Hart streets. His team ran away.
The body of the woman known a!
Carrie Brown, who died at the Emerg
ency Hospital at Cincinnati, and who
claimed to be Marietta girl, still lie'
at the Morgue unclaimed and unidenti
fed.
L. j. MeGee, the genial travelling
salesman of Marietta, was here toda,
on a business ip.-Parkersburg Jour
nal
Freddie, the 14-months-old son o
Mr., and Mrs. Casper Wenzel. Elghtl
!, and Warren streets, died Friday o
cholera infantum. Funeral Saturday
!, Mrs. C. j. Vanvaley is seriously i'll