Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-08-28
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY. AUGUST az. 1890
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

M. E. church will give lunch and ice
cream social in the lecture room to-
night. The colored singers and Mand-
olin Club will furnish mnsic. No ad-
mission at door.
Mrs. Eleanor Harris returned
Thursday evening from Amsterdam,
N. Y, and is the guest Of her mother
on Front street.
Constable j. H. Dye arrested ].
Wesley Jenkins and Pearl Richie
Thursday evening for obtaining monev
under false pretenses from Greenbury
Jenkins, this city. The amount OBJ
tanned was s12. Both men are in the
county jail.
Rev. M. w. Acton will preach at
the County Infirmary at three o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
Chase. Andrews, of GAINESVILLE, was
in the city on business Thursday.
e. w. Page, of the c. & NJ. is down
from Cambridge on business trip.
Miss Nan Snodgsass, of Parkers-
burg, is the guest of Miss May Riley.
The Canton team will be here next
Monday and Tuesday, after which the
Mariettas will leave to play two games
with Barnesville.
The funeral Of Miss Anna Ridge.
who died Thursday morning, will oc-
cur this afternoon at o'clock, stand
ard time, at the residence.
Miss Eta Dye is visiting relatives
and friends at Wheeling.
Mrs. G. j. Lund and daughter Jes-
sic left Thursday for East Liberty to
visit friends.
The survivors of the Army of West
Virginia now living in this section con-
template chartering the steamer Cath
crime Dayis to attend the reunion at
Gallipolis, September 16, II and 49,
Daniel T. Morgan, one of the old
est and most respected citizens of
Washington county, died at his home
in Salem township Tuesday night and
was buried Thursday. He was an
uncle of Treasurer G.. ]. Lund and
leaves large family of children, all
grown.
Announcement is made of the en-
engagement of Mr.. Donald P. Hart and
Miss Marie Louise Buell., of this city.
One hundred and twenty-five Com
bridge ''rooters" came down the c. &,
NJ on a special train Thursday to wit
ness the base ball game. They re-
turned the same evening with their
ardor much dampened.
The Marietta Fruit Package and
Box Company will give their employees
a picnic at Blennerhassett Island Sat
urday, September 18th.
e. Kellogg, one of the men arrested
at the BELLEVUE Hotel Wednesday
night, was fined SO and costs by Mayor
Meisenhelder Thursday.
i. R. Rose, of Coal Run, was in the
city Thursday.
Frank Whiting, who has been
teamster in the employ of M. w.
severe and painful accident Thursday
evening. While returning from his
work he was riding one horse and lead
ing another. The latter pulled bach
and got loose from him. The one he
was riding ran away, throwing him off
Whiting struck his right hand on the
ground, fracturing his right arm al
the wrist, one bone penetrating nearly
through the skin. The ligaments O.
the wrist were badly federated. HI
was taken to the office of DR.. Franz
Hart. who dressed the arm and made
it as comfortabl as could be under th'
circumstances.
The Cambridge-Marietta game a
the park Thursday afternoon was ont
of the best of the season and was wit
!. messed by an unusually large numbe
! of lovers of the sport. 1t was close
y and exciting and anybody's game un
i, til the finish. Marietta won by scor'
of to 5, getting back to something
Q like regular form. Batteries-Taylo
i and Taylor; Llewellyn and Kellackey
: Hits-Marietta II, Cambridge s. Er
Z rors-Marietta 8, Cambridge 5.
Cards have been received, announc
ing the marriage at Trio, Ohio, of Mr.
Q John Cutler Shedd and Miss Katherin
y Stockton Blayney. Their friends will
4 be happy to extend congratulations
h Mr.. and Mrs. Shedd will be at home a
Il 512 Fourth street, after. October 1st.
> All members of the class of '95 ar
!; requested to meet on the High Schoo
9 lawn at $50, standard time, Frida
e morning. ~
n &c. b. Sunderland sold the Thoma
Z; Reed property on Gilman avenue t
Il Dode Marquis. Consideration s1700.
:, George Kerps was arranged befor
Mayor Meisenhelder Thursday evenin