Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-08-04

TUESDAY. AUGUST a. 1899
PERSONAL AND LOCAL..

Mrs. j. Il. Buchert and children
left Monday for Piketon to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Kate Minshall left Monday
for Danville, Ills,
| Care should be taken to provide so
far as possible against diseases that
may result from the decaying yegeta
tion caused by the high water. Lime
plentifully sprinkled and the burning
of tar will go far toward neutralizing
the bad stencil.
+sDr.s George<R Gear leaves today
for Granville, where he will spend a
few days with friends.
John w. Crooks is home from a
visit of several weeks at Coolville.
American Union Lodge No. 1, f. &
A. NJ, held special meeting last night
and conferred the Master Degree on
two candidates.
News is received of the death at
Ravenswood, w. Va, of Mrs Lucy w.
DAVIS, wife of James Davis. The de-
ceased was native of Washington
county and has many friends here who
will mourn her death. She was i'll but
a short time.
State School Commissioner Corson
will address the Normal Institute next
Friday forenoon.
Marshal James Parlin was at Bel
pre- Monday serving papers in the at
tachment suit of the Oil Well Supply
Company VS.. Alfred Howe and G. R.
Devel. The property attached con-
sists of complete rig, boiler, engine,
tank, tools, etc.
Miss Flora Richardson returned
home to New Natamoras Monday after
visit with friends in this city.
Amos Brown, engineer at Leideck.
er's Tool Works, was struck on the
chin by flying piece of iron Monday
and received a serious cash, which was
sewn up by DR.. Cotton.
} "A red COW has been straying or
} Montgomery street near Elstons saw
mill for several days and appears tc
hage no owner
:, "A marriage license has been ISSUED
to Russell Hildebrrnd and Jessie Poltor
+ both of Marietta.
e. I. Jett left Monday for St Louis
The Latchaw & Co. we'll No. 8, or
t the Henry Hart farm, Yankeeburg
came in yesterday and with two screw
in the sand it shows for good we'll
probably better than the other two OIL
the same farm.
Coroner Willis held an inques
: Monday in the matter of the killing o
of witnesses. His finding was that Mr.
Theis was run over by the C. & M. en-
CINE No. 16, which was turning on tn
"Y," and that the accident occurred a
7:3O o'clock, almost two hours befor
the body was discovered. There wa
no light on the tender and the enginee
for that reason was unable to see him
No blame attaches to the crew.
who have been visiting relatives at Sc
vile. O., for several weeks will arriv
home today.
Prof. N. j. Morrison returned
Wichita, Kas., Monday, accompanie
by Mrs. Morrison.
David Needs was arrested by Off
n oh ov.f
ing him with assault and battery. Th
charge was filed by Mrs. VIM. Geye
and the alleged assault was of GRIN
inal nature, a serious offense. a.
IS hearing is set for today before 'Squir
h Palmer.
e Miss Clerc left Monday for Lewis
=. ton, Pa, on visit.
Allyn Hovey, aged about II years
y was struck Monday by a bicycle riddle
by Prof John Startling and considel
ably bruised. The lad was playin
p ball in the street with number {
J other boys when the accident occurre
and did not notice the approach OF tn
= wheel. Owing to the slow speed a
Y which Prof. Starlin was riding the bo
y was not seriously injured, though h
tainted few minutes after, presun
ably from the shock. The acciden
according to eye-witnesses, was III
avoidable
Prof. NJ. R. Andrews leaves toda
for Tennessee, where he will spen
u several weeks seeing the country an
studying its history.
D. The payroll of the Buckeye PIP
Line Co. for the month of July is s24, OF
several thousand in excess of the pr
y, vious month.
The big pump at the water work
D, station was repaired Monday and I'll
water turned on.
n &C. Lampert pianist, W i'll locate in IL