Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-22


Importance is to be transacted and
large attendance is desired.
Mrs. Fredrick Grabe, Lancaster
street, went to Pittsburg last Saturday
evening on the Keystone State to visit
her son, Chaa. s. Grabe, during the
holidays.
"A marvel of choice goods for Christ
mas at Mrs. c. w. Holz's, 2s6 Front St
j. Herbert West and A. II. Smith
are home from Cincinnati to spend the
holidays.
Matt. Miraben was arrested Monday
for raising disturbance on Greene
street with Chas. Kerps, whom he ac-
cused of taking several dollars, in
money. He struck Kerps several times.
it is alleged, without provocation
MIS-. James Parlin, who has been
i'll for several months, continues in a
considerably alarmed.
"A certain well-known gentleman
had as visitor a few weeks ago a
friend from out OF town, who expected
to remain several days. After remain
ing over one night the visitor told his
host that he believed he would haye to
return home that day. as the city had
been so noisy that he was unable to
sleep, and if he remained in town
longer it wonld be too wearing on him.
We print this story for the edfcation
of the Parkersburg newspapers.
American Union Lodge No. had
work in the Masters degree last eve
ming and banqueted at Haight's Res
taurant.
The D. U. and Alpha Digamma fra
ternities of the College will banquet
Wednesday evening at their halls.
Herman Richter left Monday for
Brookville, Pa, where he will spend
the holidays.
Mr. c. c. Collins calls at the Leader
Office to say that he has not skipped
the country for good as might be in
ferrel from an article in these columns
Monday, but that he is still here in the
flesh and will continue to reside in
Marietta lie states that he went to
Parkersburg Saturday night on busi-
ness, returning Sunday, and that he
until he does so in court.
w. ]. McGraw, the Eureka Pipe
line'engineer, who was hurt by an eXplo-
sion of gas last week and reported dead
by irres ponsible Cairo correspondents
to city papers, is recovering from his
injuries as rapidly as could be expected
and is practically out of danger
For fresh meats, groceries and pro
duce call on J. w. Wells & Co., Greene
street.
-Messrs. C. w. Reynolds and w. II.
Langenberg, of Beverly, were business
callers in the city Monday.
The Board of Trade will meet We'd
nesday evening, December 23d, for the
transaction of important business.
: Miss Sallie Knox will entertain
Christmas night at her home on the
West Side with Leap Year dance.
Hon. A. w. Glazier, w. NJ. Coe ant
} Mrs. George Dana, of Belpre, We're il
/ the city Monday evening to attend the
Forefathers' Day exercises at the Con
gregational church.
Miss Myrtle Kirby is home from
her studies at Chicago to spend tn,
holidays.
Mr.. William M. Gregg and Mis-
4 Mary j. Carr, both of Hebron, w. Va.
: were united in marriage at the Hote
5 Yale on Monday by Squire B. E. Guy
| ton. *aAE
The case of Ohio VS.. Perry, the de
| fendant being indicted for non-suppor
9 of minor children, has been, continue,
l in Common Pleas Court.
o Mary Groves was granted divorc
= on Monday from her husband, Edwar
Groves, on the ground of willful alb
G sence.
S The Chair Factory shut down Mon
e day to give the employees holida
: vacation of two weeks.
You will laugh from the tim
. the curtain goes up or the frs
= act until the drop of the curtain in tn
third act, if you go and see Hennesa
,, Leroyle Christmas afternoon and night