Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-08-19
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY. AUcUsr 10, 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

his son at Barlow. He was about so
years of age and was born in this
His death was very sudden
and is supposed to have been due to
heart disease The funeral occurred
Tuesday. n,
GAINESVILLE will play two games in
this:city Thursday and on Friday and
Saturday the Paris, KY, team will be
here for two games. with !. Marietta.
The Parts club hold the championship
of the Kentucky Leagueag saiss asf
AT the meeting of the. Township
Board of Education Monday, Miss Hat
tie Barnhart, of Belpre, was employed
as teacher to fill the vacancy in sub
district No. Is. An adjourned meeting
of the Baard will be held September
5th School will begin on the 7th.
Buell. Post, No. 17s, G. A. R., will
run moonlight excursion to Capt.
Stoves grove Thursday evening, Aug
goth. The steamer Catherine Davis
will leave foot of Putnam street at $3.50
standard time This will be a regular
old fashioned camp FIRE and everybody.
old and young. invited. The rove
will be illuminated by torches and
chinese lanterns All ye ancient games
"Copen Hagen" Building the Bridge"
"Hollenzorn," etc, will be revived.
Abundant refreshments will be served.
Special invitation is extended to all
cyclers to visit the grove during the
camp fire. The road is good all the
way to the grounds and special guard
will be on hand to receive all
We are sorry to state that Mr.. N.
F. Burkhart is sick with rheumatism.
and hope he may soon recover.
The Bon Ami Camping Club was
entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Kathryn Gear.
The electric lights at the Boiler
Works were given another test Monday
night and warked satisfactorily.
"A number of delegates left Tuesday
to attend the meeting of the Baptist
Association at Troy.
Mrs. j. j. Berg and daughter, OF
Oberlin, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
C. Schramm, Putnam street.
The work of laying brick on the
new Third street paving Job was begun
Tuesday by Contractor Berry. 1t has
been suggested that the fill between
Putnam and Butler streets be paved 1e
feet wide until such time as it is filled
to the full width of the street, when
the paving can be easily completed
The idea is worth the attention of Coun
Gil.
WIN. Reader is home from bust
| ness trip through the east.
An enjoyable picnic was given al
the Oaks Monday evening in honor ot
the birthday anniversary of Miss Murie
Palmer.
Mrs L. G. West and daughter Mary
left Tuesday for their home at Spring
Hill, Kansas. They had been visiting
relatives in this and Meigs county fol
several weeks.
The season of '96-'97 will be opened
at the Auditorium Sept Sd and 4th by
Barlow Bros Minstrels.
Harry E. Hoffman, of Garfield, Kas
is visiting relatives in this county.
Mrs. R. A. Underwood leaves today
on a visit to friends at Cutler.
"A son was born Monday, Angus
nth, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller, War
rem street.
-Grandmaster Hodge, of the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen, will b.
here on Tuesday of next week to ad
dress the railroad employees of the city
Mr.. Harmon Hennegar, who ha
been spending the summer in Germany
arrived home on the u. & O. r. Tues
day evening.
Miss Lulu Frazier, of Cutler, is tn,
guest of friends in the city.
The last report from Fireman
Thompson, who was injured in tn,
Torch Hill wreck, was that he was in {
fair way to recover He is still at Bel
pre-, unable to be moved.
Clarence and Lillian Morton lef
Tuesday for Chicago to visit relatives
The Lobdells and Marietta's had
game at the Ball Park Tuesday after
noon, but the playing was so rottel
that nobody kept the score and we ar
unable to give it. The Lobdells didn'
win.
The Malta -McConnelsville excur
sionists will arrive over the u. & o. R
at 1890 this morning in a train o
twelve coaches. They will return on
special leaving Marietta at p. IN!
For the benefit of those members o
the Mckinley Club desiring to be meas
ured' for their uniforms the Office of tn
Diamond Pants company will be KEEP