Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-21
MARIETTA DAILY. LEADER
MONDAY. SEPT. -. 1880
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


surance companies for repairs. She
passed down the Ohio SUNDAY to go on
the dock at,Pt Pleasant,
Mrs. Henry Shaw, of Belpre, aud
Prof. c. N. Adams. of this city, will
take leading roles in the cratic,
Daughter of Jairus", to be given at
Parkersburg under the direction of c.
A. Bukey.
Dan. ODay, of the Standard Oil
Co., New York City, is registered at
the Bellevue.
Don't forget the big Dolliver meet
ing Tuesday evening Make arrange
ments to attend sure or you will miss
an address by one of the most eloquent
speakers in the country.e..a.se. -,.,,.. s..
Just receiving new line of fall
millinery at Bee Hive Store.
-Chas. Williams, of Chicago, arrived
in the city Saturday on a visit to his
step father, Capt. ]. f. Gaitree.
One of the men arres ted by the
police Friday on al telephone message
from Parkersburg, will be taken to
Caldwell today by Marshal Parlin and
the other to Parkersburg as soon as
the necessary requisition is granted.
News was received Sunday of o whole
sale Jail delivery at Athens, in which
six prisoners gained their fl eedom. The
police are on the lookout for them.
Big bargains in gents working
shirts at Bee Hive.
AT the reunion of the Army of
West Virginia at Gallipolis the follow
ing officers were elected President
Gen. w. H. Powell Vice Presidents,
d. II. Duval, Van H. Bukey, B. M.
Skummer, John L. Vance, e. j. Walker,
]. B. Warwick, R. L. Curtis, j. c. Bishop.
j. L. Botsford. w. S. Wilson, w. G,
Fuller, j. G. Downtain, E. S. Wilson,
| W. c. Starr, Charles Townsend; Secre.
tary, p. F. Zeise An interesting fea-
ture of Fridays session was the meet
ing of the Thirtysixth Ohio One hun.
dred veterans were present. A vote
for President was proposed and Nc
Kinley received 100 votes.
| Miss Clara Hamilton returned home
Saturday from visit to friends at
Parkersburg.
"A big damage suit was filed at
Parkersburg Saturday. The style oi
the suit is Williams Dils VS.. the o. r.
R. R. Co., for s25, 600, and it is brought
by v. B. Archer and c. T. Caldwell, at.
torneys for the plaintiff. The suit
arises out of the injuries received by
Capt Dils when his train of which he
was conductor, was run into by the
yard engine in February last The
suit is brought to October rules.
For underwear, hosiery. gloves
shirts, suspenders and neckwear go tc
the Bee Hive.
I'm Circuit Court last Friday the
case of Mrs. Mary Biddle vs. w. A
Hall was won by the latter. The cast
involves the possession of the Hal
property on Sixth street above Tupper
The Circuit Court affirms the decision
of the Common Pleas Court.
The Steamer Lexington got out o
the Muskingum river Sunday morning
and will resume trips between New
Matamoras and Wheeling.
"A number of the Wheelmen of tn
city enjoyed delightful run to Water
town Sunday and report the roads il
fine condition for cycling.
The many friends of Mrs. w. D
Devol were shocked Saturday to hea
of her sudden death, which was cause
by paralysis. She had been to this cit
short time before being stricken an
at the time the grim reaper overtoo
her was preparing to attend meetin
of the Muskingum Farmers Club. Mrs
Devors maiden name was Marshall an
, she was born in this city in 1888, he
father being John Marshall. She wa
: widely know as an estimable woman
Besides her husband she leaves tw
daughters, Mrs. c. P. Dyar and Mrs. I
G. Chamberlain. Funeral at 2 p. n
2 Monday from the residence.
: Mr.. G. A. Palmer, who has bee
with the Oil Well Supply Co., this cit.
has engaged with the Marietta Boile
Works, and will go on duty toda.
Y Mr.. Palmer will have charge of tt
Office. III "a an
y MFRS. LouisMpellera and children le
Saturday morning for their home
= Admission, Ala, after visit of sewers
months in this city. They were accor
panied by Jacob Mueller as far as Gil
cinnati, where they were joined |
Louis Mueller.
-Russelwood won the 2:2O trot
Chillicothe last week in flYe heats. TT
! horse will be at Columbus this week
-E. S. Alderman is suffering from
fracture of one of the bones of his lie