Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-24
N ARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, July %. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

An unusually large crowd was out
to the park concert last evening and
the entertainment was one of the best
of the many fine programs already
rendered.
The Marietta nine plays at Cam
bridge today and tomorrow. Cam
bridge undoubtedly has one of the
strongest teams in southeastern Ohio
and if the Mariettas break even on the
two games they will not have cause to
complain.
Charles Mooney, of Antioch, Mon
roe county, passed through the city
Thursday night in custody of Charles
Kaiser and Guy Lynch, who wero talk
ing him to Athens to be treated for in
sanity at the State Hospital.
The Central District and Printing
Telegraph Company have issued
invitations to attend the opening of
the long distance line at Sistersvile
Friday. The opening will be at the
parlors of the Hotel Wells, from to
p. M, ladies from to p. m.
Royal Blue Flyer No. passed
through this city last evening to go
over the C. e. M. to Cam bridge. and
thence east, We wish the trains like
the r. b. f. might have the good taste
to come our way always, instead of 60
ing through ParkeIsburg.
Miss Blanche Scott returned home
to Parkersburg Thursday, after pleas
ant visit with friends in this city.
Frank Devol, charged with shoot
ing with intent to kill, will have pre-
liminary hearing next Monday.
The following officers of Gutten-
berg Lodge l. O. O. F. were installed
Thursday evening by D. D. Jacob Rech :
Daniel Schlicher, N G.. David Schlich-
err V. G. :. w. S. Allender, R. S. N. G. !;
Fred Baker, L. S. N. G. Henry Bach
er, o. g.; Mic. Reider j. G.; Jacob
Suder, Warden Henry Lorenz, R. s.
S. Jacob Berg, L. S. S. Charles Suder
r. S. V. g.; Chas, Parker, L. s. V. G.
John Faber, P. g.; Louis Suder, Jr.,
| Chaplain.
| The Junior Endeavor Society will
give social and entertainment this
evening at the Harmar Congregational
| church. Admission 10 cents. All are
invited.
Mr.. Samuel Chapman and Miss Ser
of
kersburg Wednesday and procured a
marriage license. They were married
at Williamstown by the M. E. minister
of that place. The news will surprise
their many friends.
The marriage of Mr.. 7. G. Se,lew,
of Cincinnati, and Miss Mamie Haight,
of this city, is announced to take place
| on Wednesday evening of next week.
In Probate Court Thursday Louis
Goebel and Elizabeth Schneider gave
bond in the sum of SCI, 900, as Trustee
of fund under the will of John
Schneider, deceased.
The Columbian Gun Club will hold
a shoot today at their grounds up the
Ohio. number of the members will
attend the tournament at st. Marys
next week.
-Untrimmed hats and flowers at y
price, all this week at the Bee HIVE.
District Lecturer j. c. Preston was
at Bishopville Thursday evening visit
ing the Masonic lodge of that place in
his official capacity
| AT her home on Pike street We'd
nesday night Miss Mamie Kauf died at
the age of 22 years after an illness of
but one weeks duration. She was the
daughter of Daniel Kauf, was we'll
known an popular among her asso-
ciates.
Recorder John w. Athey was at
Belpre Thursday on business.
Adam Worster, of Elba, is visiting
frieuds in the city.
Miss Winnie Knowles left Thurs
day to visit friends at Parkersburg.
! Mr.. Archimedes Calvert called in.
Wednesday, and asked that we make a
correction of our statement to the ef-
feet that he was armed with a pistol
and knives. He did have these, as he
stated, but as to the knives-there
should have been some qualification.
They were simply pocket knives, such
as most men carry, except that one OF
them outlived it's usefulness many
years ago, and could scarcely be dig
nified with the name ofiknife. e.-Leader.
And if you would be just to Mr.. Cal
vert you might have said that he had
permission to carry gun in running
the gauntlet of Mile Run antagonists,
which on reaching town was wrapped
up in yard or more of gunny bag and
laid in the bottom of his wagon while
he peddled out his stuff. Calyert's vim