Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-07
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY. july 2. 1893
personal. Alp LOCAL.

of Stockton, Kansas, are at Prof. D. l..
Mills, Fourth street.
This Tuesday afternoon there
will be quite merry party leave on the
Sonoma, bound for the McMaster farm
at Rain bow, where, chaperoned by Mrs.
Kittie Shaw, they will camp several
days. The young ladies are Misses
Helen Curtis, Carrie Brown, Laella
James, -Adela Clerc Ada Smith. Grace
Dye, and Jeanette Lockwood. .Y'
Mrs. Charles, A. Ludey, is expected
to arrive in the city Saturday. She has
spent theipast winter in Cincinnati at
the conservatory, OF music. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ludey will reside on Scanned
street at Mr.. Robert Payne's Fs
Miss Tillie Turner left Monday for
Sistersville, where she has accepted a
position as stenographer in the law Of
fee of John p. Shaner.
ALI persons entering the Business
College this week or paying their tn-
ition will be given the low rates. En-
ter at once.
Take advantage of the low rate at
the Business College. The offer is for
this week only.
j. +. Sheperd, Phi. D., will lecture
on the life of Abraham Lincoln at the
U. B. church, corner Sixth and Wooster
streets, Wednesday evening, June 8.
Everybody invited. Admission 15cts..
Fred .Snodgrass left Monday for
Columbus.
We are pleased to state that Eddie
jain, the nine-year.old son of Herman
jain, who was burned by the powder
from fire cracker Sunday, suffered no
serious injury to his eyes.
Judge d. R. Rood left Monday for
Chicago on business.
Capt. s. L. Grosvenor leaves today
for Emporia, Kas., where he will spend
month visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Dye are spend
ing the week visiting relatives in Law
renee township
Born, July 4th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Atherton, of Macksburg, a
daughter. e -'s~t.se y
I'm Squire Guyton's court Monday
warrant was issued for Peter Burke
on the charge of petit larceny.
Married, Saturday, July 4th, by
Squire c. w. Richards, Mr.. Herman
Miller, of Ogdin, w. Va, and Miss
Annie B. Ward, of this city.
AT Canton, o., Friday, July Sd,
Mrs. Annie c. Henderson was granted
a divorce from her husband, Clyde w.
Henderson, on the ground of non-sup
port.
Mrs. w. c. Adams is visiting rela
tives at Canal Dover, Norwalk and
Washington.
Judge W. H. Leeper, Prof. M R.
Andrews and Prof. H. E. Smith lef
over the G. & NJ. Monday morning fol
Buffalo, N. Y, to attend the meeting
of the National Educational Associa
tion.
Frank Miller was fined $40 ant
costs for drunkenness by Mayor Meis
enhelder Monday morning.
George M. Woodbridge, Jr., of Bel
laire, spent Sunday with his parents
here, and left for Athens to attend ;
meeting of the Trustees of the Ohi'
University
Miss Effie Glazier is i'll of typhoit
fever at her home on Washington
street.
John Schofeld, of GAINESVILLE, wa
business visitor in the city Monday
Mr.. w. T. Morris of Beverly, wa
in the city Monday, the guest of hi
brother, Willis Morris.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tn
Vincent M. E. church will give a sc
cial at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Hiel Chapman Saturday afternoon an
evening, July 11th.
Locke, the crack catcher of tn
: Nelsonville team, has been signed b.
the GAINESVILLE Buckshoes.
: Charles Ginn and family, of No
Keesport, Pa, are visiting friends an
relatives in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. McEvoy lei
over the C. e. M. Monday morning fo
Buffalo. They will enjoy tw
weeks outing in northern cities
Regular meeting of Buell. W. R. C.
1 Tuesday evening July7, at 7:SO o'clocl
sun time.
"A washout on the Ohio River roa
, near Moundsville delayed trains severe
hours Monday.
}, The old Ward house now bein
torn down is just 100 years old tn
summerA ~
'k f-Mr. frank Sibley, who has bee
= There for several days visiting his pa