Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-03
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, aovsM Ser 3. 1909
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mrs. M. e. Prentice, Of Beverly,
has been the guest Of her son Alya for
several days.
Mr.. Frank Glines and Miss Mary
E. Dabold, both of this city, were mar
ried Saturday. October s1st.
The Marietta College football team
will leave Friday evening for Cattletts-
burg, Kv., where they play on Satur-
day. The steamer Catherine Davis
has been chartered for the trip
Miss Stella Sprague spent Sunday
in Parkersburg with Ter sister, Mrs.
Frank Knox
"A team belonging to Mr.. Waldo, of
Churchtown, became frightened Mon
day afternoon, and ran up Maple street,
West Side, and collided with Mr..
Hawkins vehicle, which was demol-
ished.
Miss Blanche Marshall left on the
Virginia yesterday for Pomeroy, where
she will visit her sister, Mrs. Henry
Folsom.
e. Magnani the Putnam street
fruit dealer, has just received a car
load of fine bananas.
Born, Sunday, November 1st, to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rowan, West Side,
a daughter.
C. B. Sunderland has sold the John
Rogers property on Washington street,
to Mr.. George Wendelken, the well
known veterinary of this city. Con.
sideration, s1,250.
Mr.. w. B. Gaitree came down from
Columbus last night to cast his vote
for Mckinley and leaves this morning
for Canton, where he will remain un
til the ballots are counted out tonight
Mr.. George II. Eells arrived home
from Albany, Ny, Monday to cast hi
vote for Mckinley and sound money.
Mr.. T. G. Sellew, of Cincinnati, il
the guest of relatives in the city.
Mr.. G. w. James and Mrs. G.. T
Alcock returned Monday from Brook
lyn, where they have been visiting
relatives.
: Mr.. S. B. Kirby leaves today on
business trip to New York and othe
eastern cities.
| The annual election of officers O
f the Lobdell Cycling Club took plac
Monday evening. The following wer
J. elected to serve one year: w. Ii. Coz
t President; R. M. Noll, Vice President
: Luther Cisler, Sec.; Chas. Grafton
: Treas; Albert Burris, Captain; Harr
! Ogle, 1st Lieut. w. w. Wood, I'd Lieut.
b B. v. Hovey, Janitor; Executive Con
l. mittee, Alonzo Scott, Chairman; Cha
II. Henry, Chas. Jordan. An enjoyabl
supper was held in connection and
/, good lunch was served.
1t has been suggested that a sma
charge be made at the Auditorium tn
evening and give the receipts to
worthy object. 1t would have some e
feet in limiting the size OF the aud
, ence, and would keep ont the nois
small boys. 1t might be good thing
Peter Richie was fined S25 an
IS costs in the Mayors court last evenin
|. for fighting Saturday night. The e:
perience will cost about $50.
The W. G. T. U. will hold the
regular monthly Masters meeting {
,, the First M. e. church Thursday afte
noon, Nov. 5th, at 2:30. Subjec
,r "Shall the Curfew Bell Ring" Rea
ings and discussion. We would urG
all members to be present to take 6
r. active part.
Y William G. French and Mary
i Gibbs, both of this city, were marie
Saturday night by Squire G.
Richards.
10 Monday afternoon Mr.. Harry LIE
" and Miss Sylvia Boone, of Murphytow
w. Va, stepped into the office of Pr
bate Judge Rood and procured ms
riage license, after which they we
| joined in wedlock by Squire G.
}. Richards and left for their home.
The ladies' in the city who are
terested in today's election should n
Err forget that a special invitation is {
tended to them to go to the Auditorir
where the returns will be receive
nd Good order will be preserved.
to
oy When buying canned corn, dema
Superior" brand, and you will enj
'u' the best !!
= MarIiaRa llcansas.