Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-25
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY. FEB. IS. 1890
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

night by getting 1t caught under the
brake beam of car. He will be laid
off for some time.
j. Fl. Grafton, of the Marietta
Chair Co., left for Cincinnati Monday
on a business trip.
Dwight Hollister is here from AL
legheny, Pa, the guest of DR.. Willis
Ticket Agent G. NJ Payne returned
to his work at the Union Depot Mon
day having been laid up, for several
days with the grippe. -
f5 1lF Guaabcss fa5mplaint Was aled i6
bPr1ata aGamtiMonday, cRureines ohm
Gibbs with, being unlawfullv absent
from school.
The regular meeting Of C. B. Gates
Relief Corps will be held this evening
at the Post room, West Side.
Born, Sunday, Feb go, to Mr. and
Mrs T. Remley, Brightwood, Indiana,
a son, grandson to Mr.. and Mrs MUIR
ray McMillin, this city.
The Junior Club will be enter
tanned at Mrs Dyes by Prof. John
Shedd next Monday evening.
Mr.. A. Schaunffer removed his fam
lily from Newelrs Run to this city Mon.
day into the house on the Wesl Side
which he recently purchased. M
Hon. f. F. Oldham and daughter
Frances returned home to Cincinnati
Monday, having been visiting relatives
here for several days
Mr.. A. G. OBlennes, of Belpre,
was q visitor in the city Monday.
Manager Seipel has booked AL. G..
Field g. Company's Minstrela for an
early date in April and Joseph A.
Hearne's Shore Acres for March 12.
Otto Muggrage was fined FIVE dol
lars and costs by Mayor Palmer Mon
day for drunkenness.
Mr. Charles w. Otto left Monday
on business trip to New York, Phila-
delphia and other eastern cities.
Mrs. Eli Miller and son, Roy, re-
turned from Athens last evening,
called home by the illness of her broth
er, Norman Cooper.
Mrs. John G. Morris, of Beverly,
was in the city Monday, the guest OF
friends. M
Mr. John Kaiser, Manager of the
National Supply Company's store in
this city, is in Pitts burg on business
trip.
Mr. Rolla McCann and sister were
at Parkersburg Monday on visit to
friends.
The County Board of Exaniners
will hold special teachers examina.
tion at Bartlett on the third Saturday
in March. Prof M. r. Andrews will
deliver lecture in that village to the
township high school on the evening
preceding the examination.
-Councilmen Davis and Brennan were
at Parkersburg Monday inspecting the
incandescent light plant of that city
and gathering general information on
the subject before granting franchise
for incandescent lighting in Marietta.
Mr.. VIM. Frank left this morning
for Detroit, Windsor and other points
in Canada. He will be gone about
three weeks.
The Washington Mutual Aid Socie'
tY held it's eighth annual meeting Sat
urday evening, the 22d inst, at the
home of Mr.. Charles Lyman, North
Fourth street The meeting was social
as well as business, and splendid
time was had at the bounty of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman. The Secretary and
Treasurer (both in one) reported, and
showed that the amount paid into the
society in the eight-years of its organi
zation was s1014.S5, from dues of ter
cents per week. There has been PAID
out in this time as benefits, 81 claims
amounting to $50, in sums ranging
from S6 to sG6. The society has now a
balance of S212 81. This society has 2t
members and is purely local-mostly
Chair Factory employees. Sick benefits
are paid, also an allowance of $50 i:
) granted for funeral expenses. The of
ficers for '96 are, Nahum Bergen, Pres
ident; w. Il. Savre, Vice President; E.
l.. Pixley, Secretary and Treasurer
Attorney A. d. Follett was ir
Parkersburg on legal business Monday
The plumbing shop of e. O.
Twiggs e Co. was removed Monday
from it's Second street location to 10i
Butler street.
Saturday night on Little Mus
kingum two boys named Day ahd
Beach were skating and the ice broke
with them. Both got in up to theil
necks, but were rescued by friends
"A petition is circulating at Corner
Vile, on Little Muskingum, the sign
ers of which aslS for postoffice at thai
point The people in the neighbor