Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-12
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY, SEPT. n. 1896
Personal AND LOCAL.
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uay IN the faSt time OF E'lSA.
Mrs. l.. X. Shaw left Friday for
Dayton to visit her brother, Edward
Gates.
Mrs. Sarah +. Smith died at her
home on Fourth street at II o'clock
Friday morning after protracted ill
ness. She was the wife of DR.. c. FL.
Smith. Jr., and had been consistent
mem ber of the M. E. church since she
was thirteen years Of age. The funeral
will take place from the residence No
Ss5 Fourth street at three o'clock,
standard time, on Sunday "S Tk
MIR. and Mrs Herman Angert have
returned from Mackinac Island.
Miss Florence Theis was the guest
of her cousin, Miss Blanche Scott, at
Parkersburg, Friday.
The Barnesville team has beaten
Cambridge two games this week and
Cambridge beat Marietta three games
last week.-Parkersb burg Sentinel. A
newspaper that retains liar like that
on it's staff has valuable employe.
The remains Of Mrs. f. P. Small,
who died at Columbus, arrived Friday
evening and the funeral will be held at
St. Luke's Episcopal church at 10 o'clock
this morning, standard time.
Mr.. Ed. Erdman has returned from
visit of several days at his old home
at Chillicothe.
| The Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church of Barlow will hold a reunion
at Wm. Breckenridge's Sept. 10th. All
are cordially invited.
Mr.. j. l.. Devol, recently in the
employ of w. c. Smiley, the Waterford
merchant, has accepted a position as
clerk on the new steamer Leroy.
The following locals are from the
Beverly Dispatch Mr.. Chas. Jordan,
II. & o. R. agent at West Marietta, is
spending a weeks vacation with his
parents at this place. Mr.. Edwin
Jordan, of Marietta, has been the guest
of his uncle, NJ. c. Jordan, of this place
during the past week. Mrs. Mary
Parker leaves Saturday for Marietta
where she will remain until after Wed
nesday and attend the District Conven
ton of the Womans' Foreign Mission
ary Society and visit her daughter
Mrs w. NJ. Dearth.
Born, Wednesday, Sept 9th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Conrath, 100 Pike street
a daughter.
college opens next Tuesday at nin'
o'clock. All new students in the city
: should meet the proper COMMITTEES
Monday morning at nine o'clock, th'
| young men in the Library building
the young ladies in the Office of tn
Dean of the College for women. Classe
for the review of Arithmetic ant
English grammar will be found in tn
Academy. Several of the old student
have already returned, and many ney
ones will enter next week.
40 inch unbleached muslin extr
good quality cents per yard at Chas
tJones.
--Stephie, the seven-year-old son c
! Mr.. Scott Davis, Pike street, fell fror
cherry tree Friday morning Will
his mother was away from home. Th
boy tainted and was carried into tn
house and when his mother arrived
the, boys father and DR.. Chas. Han
: were summoned. While waiting fo
the doctor, Anna, their three-year-ol
daughter slipped from their midst, ra
to the front steps and fell distance
about four feet and received sever
scalp wound on the forehead. Afte
d the Doctors arrival it was found ths
= the boy had received no injuries an
;. the little girl was not seriously hurt
&C. c. Evans came in Thursday
" re-enter College for the next year.
Mr. and Mrs. l. H. Dutton, of Har
we'll, N. Y, are guests of relatives
l. the city.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob King wei
called to Marietta from East Live
II pool by the death Mrs. Julia King.
a Miss Emma Mueller will enterta
;, number of little folks this afternoo
in honor OF Miss Dorthy Mueller
y Admission. Ala.
= The Hull-Leeper meeting at Co
n stitution Thursday night was large
attended and an enthusiastic McKinl'
II Club was organized. The club wi
!, elect permanent officers next Tuesda
Miss Carol Nye will leave tod
for New York city, to take up h
- Kindergarten work.
- The morning game at Parkersbu
y, Friday was won by, the club of tn
!, place by score of 6 to 8, Taylor pitc
ing for Marietta and Mahaffey
Parkersburg. The afternoon gar
Ct was farce, Parkersburg winning by
score of 10 to 2. Blough, Shiers a
Griffin pitched for Marietta and Tayl
for Parkersburg. Donahue was
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