Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-26
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, MAY 40. 1896
Personal AND LOCAL.


c. g. NJ. arrived last night to be on the
ground early for the Republican con-
vention today. All indications point
to the attendance of complete delega-
tions from every precinct and the un-
corking of an unusually large measure
of Republicanism.
Mrs George Schad will leave this
morning for New Matamoras, to make
short visit with friends.
COL John Mills will give a picnic
today in honor of his niece, Miss Els
ton. The party viii go Up the Mus
lhhgdm on the Sonoma. ! =
kl +.aIrs:, W SHf jEbipger9 MrsJ F1and ders
and Miss Wehrs have issued cards to
their lady friends for Friday afterhoon
Of this week, from until o'clock.
Mr.. Nelson Moore, of the Buckeve
Pipe Line Company, is in Warren, Pa,
on business.
Oscar Burchett, of Watertown, was
in the city Monday night, enroute to
Cincincinnati to attend the meeting of
the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias.
1 Saturday evening after the close of
the Diamond Race Meet the Lobdell
| Cycling Club will entertain the visit
ing wheelmen at the Boat House.
| AT Cutler, this county, wells are
drilling and rigs going up on fve new
locations. 3i.l 5,B ....s
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Bosworth, Mrs.
w. t. Rolston, Miss Grace Rolston and
Mrs. Clara Putnam left yesterday for
Springfield to attend the convention OF
the Episcopal Church, Southern Dio-
cese Of Ohio On Wednesday evening
a reception will be given the body by
Governor Bushnell at his magnificent
home in Springfield.
Mr.. Frank R. Greene, wife and
daughter, of Chicago, are at Hon. j. B.
Greene's, Newport
The Washington county Jury Com
missioners met Monday to select names
for jury drawings for the coming year
The vacancy caused by the illness o
T.. w. Moore was filed by Capt A. B
Little.
4 1@-Abner Hawkins and Clara zentz
of this city, were united in marriage a.
the Unitarian parsonage Monday morn
ing, May 25th, by Rev. E. A.. Coil.
George Griffin left Monday after
noon for Macksburg, where he has en-
} gagged in business.
Mayor Meisenhelder is determined
. that prize6ghters shall get no hold il
Marietta and has given the police de
partment strict orders to report ever.
violation of law of this nature. Sec
ton $500 of the Revised Statutes make
it unlawful to engage in any prize
fight or sparripg match, with or with
:. out gloves. Spectators are equally Ii
able with participants as are also tn
owners or lessees of the ground o
buildings where such contests are per
mitted to take place. The maximum
penalty is fine of $780, with an i'm
prisonmeht attachment of thre
months. y
The Grand Lodge, Knights @
! Pythias, is in session at Cincinnati thi
week. L. w. Ellenwood, of this city
]. A. Skinner. of New Matamoras, Ma
Gano. of Sardis, and w. T. Powell, Q
Darlington, left for Cincinnati on Nor
day. .......sg.. ,, -..s. s. (.
Lowest prices guaranteed, not fo
one day only, but for every day in tn
year. S. R. Van Metre & Co.
The City. Board of Equalizatis
s met Monday at the Auditors Office an
organized by electing Jacob Gephar
president, J. B. Hovey, vice presideu
k and Auditor w. A. Patterson, secre
tary. .5, il ''s 1e.
Miss Blanche Simmons, who hs
been employed in the Office of Recorde
Athey, has accepted clerical positio
in the Probate Court and began he
\ work there Monday. a. 70 So
While in this city Sunday Mrs. "
: E. Mason received from her father.ir
law VIM. Mason, Sr., Of Hyman, Pa,
fine present in the shape of q thorough
bred Jersey heifer one year old frol
Mr.. Mason's stock farm
ED. Mullen, charged with sellin
8 liquor in West Virginia without ha'
ing paid the special government ta'
was taken to Parkersburg Monday K
trial SE ss ~ & 6@AeS " &; tM
Mr.. j. G. Longfellow was struck
the right eye Monday by piece of h.
ing lath and received . painful injur.
q The bruised optic was dressed by d
+ Gallagher. tv
Z Deputy U. 8. Marshal W. E. Maso
and wife were in the city Sunday ar
x left Monday morning for Colupbu
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