Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-30
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 80, 800
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

The election of officers for the
Good Templars will be held tonight
Clarence Morton, the little son of
Louis Morton, is suffering from frac-
tured collar bone received while play
ing at school.
The remains of Harry Ross, who
died Wednesday, were taken to
GAINESVILLE Thursday for burial.
The Woman's Home realized about
s12.50 net out of the minstrel show
Tuesday evening.
Y The Dennison Marietta game of
football at the College Athletic grounds
this afternoon, should be q good con.
test and will draw a large crowd.
-Wanted-Fifteen teams to work on
grading Third street. Apply to. fore
man. w. j. BERRY, Contractor.
R. W. Vaughn was in Parkersburg
Thursday on business
Mrs. John Mattern, of Lowell, is
visiting friends in the city.
The name of the Democratic cleo
tor in this district was certified to the
secretary of state as willie M. Lup-
ton" and it so appears on all the Of
fcials ballots of the state. Mr.. Lup-
tons name is William M. Lupton, nnd
those who are acquainted with the
genial and dignifed gentleman ,know
that he is far from being a willie
boy" ."-Woodsfeld Spirit.
Millinery opening at Bee Hive
Thursday, Friday at Saturday.
Miss Jennie Matthews, of Crooked
Tree, Noble county, is in the city. the
guest of relatives.
In Probate Court Thursday mar
riage licenses were issued to VIM. D.
Noland and Emma Boyd, both of
Macksburg, and to Levi Little, of Og-
din, w. Va. and Mary Heelrich, of
this city.
The Senior class social will be held
atHigh School building this evening.
Mr.. E. S. Blake. of Lower Salem,
was in the city on business Thursday.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowman, upper Third street, died of
mem braneous Group Thursday morn
ing.
The regular annual banquet of the
Sophomore class of the College will be
held at the Bellevue Hotel this even
ing.
ALL candidates for Office, whether
successful or unsuccessful, are required
to make oath before the county clerk
within ten days after the election to
the amount of money spent in connec.
tion with the campaign and for what
purpose. Even if a candidate does not
Mrs. w. e. Mason, notice of whose
alarming condition was published in
Thursdays Leader, died that morning
at her home at Mile Run. Her death
was peaceful and in her last hours she
was surrounded by her family and in
innate friends. She had been i'll fol
tion was not generally known until q
few hours before her death. Mrs
Mason was the wife of Deputy U. s
Marshal w. E. Mason and had been tc
her husband valuable assistant dur
ing his official services. She wa.
, we'll known as an efficient clerk in the
office of U. S. Marshals BOIL ant
Devanney and had recently removed
with her husband from Columbus tt
this city. She was 26 years of age ant
the daughter of Mrs. James Gallagher
who also is confined to her bed will
the same disease. The deceased pos
sessed a wide circle of acquaintances
among whom the news of her deatl
, will be received with sincere grief
Funeral at one o'clock Friday at th
Gilman Avenue M. E. church, con
Quoted by Rev. F. R. Crooks.
Every legal ballot voted next Tues
day will contain ''sticker" bearing
the name of Charles R. Miller, elector
who was appointed to fill the vacanc.
caused by the death of William K. Mil
ler, of Canton, the regular nominee
The "stickers" will be placed an tn
ballots by the Judges in each precinct
j The Mckinley Club came out il
. goodly numbers Thursday evening
with their drum corps, and escorted
+ Hon. James H. Hoyt from the Bellevu
to the union depot, where Mr.. Hoy
delivered one of the most brillian
speeches of the campaign. The spac
under the train shed was completel
filed by his audience. The speake
plunged boldly into the silver question
4. as affecting the farmer and working
man and showed plainly how the home
market Of the farmer would be prac
tically destroyed by cutting in half tn
purchasing power of the wages 7of tn
latter. He DEVOTED some attention t.
@ the tariff issue, upon which Mr.. Bryal
made 26 speeches in favor of free trad