Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-09
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY, MAY Q, 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Squire Rathbone, of Belpre, was in
the city last evening.
Twenty new members were ini-
ated last night into the local order of
the Protected Home Circle.
Second millinery opening Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday at Bee Hive
Store.
"A party of we'll known gentlemen,
headed by a First ward councilman
who is now on the second year of his
term, went up to the head of the island
Thursday on fishing trip. A man
was employed to catch bait while the
experienced nimrods coaxed on the.
fnpy victims. (?). The fact that dur.
ing the entire day no member of the
party was thrilled by the excitement
of a "bite" in no wise interfered with
the enjoyment of the occasion, and
they chartered the steamer Venus to
bring them home, arriving in a mood
as heroic as though they had each
hooked whale.
The Aeolian Club concert given
Friday evening at the Gilman Avenue
M. e. church was well attended and
proved to be delightful entertain
ment. The concert was given under
the leadership of Il. L. Theis. All the
numbers on the well-balanced program
were creditably rendered, many Of
them deserving special mention. The
descriptive vocal solo, Broken
Hearts," by Miss Winitred Gearing, and
the recitation, Kentucky Belle" by
Miss Gertrude Strahl were received
with especially high appreciation.
Prof. M. L. Moore was in Macks-
burg and Dexter City Friday on busi-
ness.
Miss Ruth Robinson, of New York,
is the guest of Miss Hobby, Second
street.
Miss Georgiella Lay, the great
Pianist, Auditorium, May 18th.
Mrs. Hannah l.. Browning, of Mt.
Vernon, is the guest of the family of
DR.. Cotton and will remain during the
meeting of the State Association of
Congregational churches.
miss Mary Hancock entertained a
number of her friends last evening
with a pleasant social dance at the
City Hall.
Mrs. Lund, of Macksburg, mother
of Treasurer Lund, this city, is very
i'll. Her sons, /. N. and Charles, OF
Red Hill, Indian Territory, are at
Macksburg. :
Mr.. ]. E. VanDervoort is at present
putting in odd hours trying to master
the mysteries of very bucky bicycle.
The learner is making fun for goodly
portion of Second street.
Will R. Brennan. son of f. R. Bren-
an, this city, left Friday morning or
his bicycle bound for GAINESVILLE and
Dresden. at which latter place he will
visit for few days with his brother
Frank, who is in charge of the jot
room of the Dresden Transcript. Will
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his pocketbook and legs hold out. Mr.
Brennan gave us this item, and says fol-
those who doubt it to ''try his 60-cen'
tea"
Read Jones' Special Bargain Ad
Miss Lydia Moore's Kindergarten
West Side, took lunch Friday with Mis-
Emma Mueller's kindergarten, Thirt
street A pleasant time was enjoyed
by the little ones
| Ed. Palmer, the oil driller, who OF
Thursday asked the police to lock hin
up until he got sober, attained tina
desirable condition Friday, and afte;
being fined SO and costs was dis
charged.
Daniel thinner was arrested Fri
day on complaint of Jacob Young fol
tresspass. The arrest grows out of I
line fence dispute which will be settled
in Squire Palmer's court.
Dudley Pixley has resigned his po
sition in Baum's barber shop, Secont
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tion. Mr.. Pixley is very good work
man and should not be long in finding
a position.
Grand millinery opening Thursday
Friday and Saturday of this week a
Bee Hive.
I'm Mayors court Friday trio o
young men named George Clark, Clar
ence Wendelken and Charles Heidricl
were arraigned.on the charge of drunk
enness and disorderly conduct The.
were fined 80 and costs each.
Tickets for the T. & o. c. Ex. CO
lumbus excursion Sunday will be o.
sale this afternoon.
b l..azEPrivate J. M, .Dalzeu,. of Caldwell
has come into possession Of farm nea
!, lAugustas Ga.randg will remove sopt'
next north. :. .fhe farna is , present +
him and it is understood that the ben
~ afo na x;or, has haau rnada bu old Cou