Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-02
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, ocroeER 2. 1906
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

will be made up as follows: Jones,
left end; Davis, left tackle; Noll, left
guard; Fankhaussr, center; Sykes,
right guard; Oterson, right tackle;
Stone, right end; Manley, quarterback;
McLaren, left half back; Feisley, right
half back; Boyle, full back.
Choral Society rehearsal last even
ing was enjoyed by over fifty enthusi-
astic singers.
1.-THE first gasoline boat oyer. run
as a regular packet will in few days
leave our wharf Tor Calhoun, Kys Aiu-
der commapdTof Captain Kyle, -, says
the Evansville Bulletin. 1.-THE Gov
ernment officials have. mo control over
boat run by gasoline, as Congress
has not as yet passed laws governing
any vessel except those run by steam"
-Lost-Gold-hea cane. Name,
"B. F. Hart M. d." engraved on
handle. Finder will receive reward by
returning to 80 Front street.
President Eaton and Manager
Sands, of the Oil Well Supply Comp
any, Pittsburg, were in the city Thurs
day.
Contractor Berry began laying
brick Thursday on the square on Third
street between Scanned and Putnam.
Mrs. G. b. Sunderland returned
yesterday from her western visit and
her niece Mrs. Marie Cox, OF California,
came with her.
If the weather conditions warrant
the Pittsburg. and Cincinnati packet
Line will start its fine steamer Vir-
ginia on Tuesday of next week, fol-
lowed by the steamer Keystone State
on Thursday and the Hudson on Satur-
day. All these boats have been put in
elegant order and condition for the fall
season. Enquirer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Curtis returned
Thursday from Beverly, where they
were guests of!the latter's parents, DR..
and Mrs. H. S. Clark.
Born, Wednesday, Sept. 3Oth, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Devol, daughter.
Fall opening of millinery goods
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week at Bee Hive Store.
| james G. Lowe was brought down
from Columbus by Guard Brown Thurs
day and placed in the county Jail to
await the new trial granted by the
Circuit Court.
The rise in the Ohio is of sufficient
proportions to let out all the packets
and the indications point to good
boating stage until winter.
Senators Garfield and Dana arrived
Thursday from Beverly, where the
former made magnificent address to
splendid audience Wednesday even
ing. They left for Layman Thursday
afternoon, accompanied by R. c.
Dawes.
DR.. ]. A. Park. of Palmer township,
and Miss Bertha Delano of Durham
township, were united in marriage in
this city Thursday, Oct. Il, by Squire
c. w. Richards.
In Probate Court Thursday mar
riage license was issued to A. w.
Wilmington and Jennie A. Long, both
of New Matamoras.
The Leader Office has we'll select.
ed line of Knight Templar cards in
stock. If you are Knight, and going
to Dayton in October, come in and
have your cards printed in season.
Harriet. the 1S-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens, OF
Constitution, died of diphtheria Wed
nesday night.
Every member of the Mckinley
Club is requested to meet at the Cour
House at 6:45 this evening, in full uni
form, to constitute an escort for Sena
tor Garfield.
Squire Delong of Macksburg, wa
in the city on business Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Langenberg ant
children, of Beverly, are visiting
friends in the city.
DR.. j. w. Brock, of Harrietsville
Noble county, was in the city Thurs
2 day on his way home from Kansas
where he has been visiting friends TO
several weeks. While in Kansas DI
Brock travelled considerably through
, out the rural communities and state
, unreservedly that the Bryan boom ha
fallen fat and the silver sentiment i
that state is decidedly on the wane.
The Keystone State will be up fo
Pittsburg at noon Saturday.
. DIR. ]. w. Simpson is in the city.
An elegant wrap at Jenvey g. A
LENS is due Jennie Bannonl for tn
most accurate estimate of the numpe
u Of pins in a bottle. The number wa
500. - 4
The first game of the Temple Gu
series between Baltimore and Clev
land was not played on account