Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-06-13
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. JUNE Is. 1895
Personal. AND LOCAL.

Ed. Wagner returned Friday even
ing from Columbus, where he went to
return Gloeckner to the Penitentiary.
Miss May Tice, of Toronto, o., is
the guest of Miss Nettie Dearth, south
Fifth street.
Great bargains in millinery goods
at Bee Hive.
Harry Taylor was arrested Friday
afternoon at Be1pre bv Constable Dye
on warrant issued by Squire Guyton,
charging him with grand larceny in
stealing "a string of oil we'll tools from
Ginter & McGee. He will have hear
ing June 22d.
| "A warrant was issued by Squire
Guyton Friday charging Fred Lohssee
with non-support of minor children.
The hearing will take place Monday.
-Four civil suits aggregating over
$500 were filed in Squire Guyton's
court Friday.
The Baccalanreate Sermon will be
delivered in the Auditorium Sabbath
morning, June 14th at 10:45 A. NJ
President Simpson will deliver the
sermon. His subject will be The
Mission of the Scholar
Special sale of millinery goods at
Bee Hive
DIR. G. Deutsch, of Cincinnati,
friend of Rev. Mr.. Coil, this city, and
who visited that gentleman here few
days ago, will sail next week for
Europe, to be gone till fall.
Mr.. II. E. Smiley has resigned his
position with T. G.. Fowler, the broker
age man, and has returned to his home
at Beverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Newton left
Thursday for Hartford City, w. Va.
having come to Marietta to attend the
Misener-L Lord wedding.
1t would seem that in many places
throughout the state the crop o
, peaches is too large-the limbs being
I so burdened with fruit, even at earl,
season, that it is necessary to picl
quite great deal of it off to keep th'
trees from breaking down. Johl
Shaw, of Frazeysburg, who own
about 10000 or $4,000 peach trees ha
found it necessary to do so, and fore
of men and boys are now at worl
tightening the trees of their superflu
GUS fruit Il GAINESVILLE Signal.
Special sale on ladies' shirtwaist
;. today at Bee Hive.
p We notice among the arrivals a
Washington on the 18th instant tn
names of Mrs. Douglas P. Pattip, Mari
etta and Mrs. Royal Hart, Cincinnati
Lille M. johnson was granted
o divorce from Joseph Johnson Thurs
day, upon payment of the costs. Th
grounds of the petition were cruelt
: and drunkenness
In Probate Court Thursday mai
riage license was issued to Williar
Kesselring and Carrie Brown, both o
Newport township.
Last week Mr.. Kile Gooden, livin
about one mile back of Beverly, me
with an accident, which when every
thing is considered, is most remarkt
Il BILE that he did not sustain fatal il
7 juries.. He was picking cherries in
tree short distance from the hous,
and stepped on limb which SCENE
perfectly safe, but which broke, pr
cipitating him headlong to the groun
. about 20 feet below, lighting wit
much force on his head. Mr.. Goode
n laid there quite while insensible. 4
* last regaining consciousness. he mai
aged to get to the house. A doctc
1t was summoned who gave him medic;
X attention and stated that it was mo
miraculous escape, for, had his hea
T. struck in any other position than
le did his neck would have been broken
Beverly Dispatch.
Don't miss the special sale toda
n at Bee Hive.
The thief who stole the bicycle b
longing to Charlie Holtz several da.
ago, from Hasty's yard, was caugl
yesterday and the bicycle has been r
covered. The young fellow who too
the wheel is Evert Barker, broth
of the Barker boy who stole FRI
Mueller's wheel He took the bill
Friday night of last week, and h
been using it since at night only.
confessed to the offense at once, al
said that the theft had weighed
heavily on his conscience that he w
going to return it on the day of his {
rest and make a clean breast of t
affair, but he was too late in movin
and it would probably have avail
him nothing if he had given hims'
up. The wheel was found in Sol
bushes on the bank of the Muskingu
/, below Unionville, and aside from
ing little rusty, was in fair ord