Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-01
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. FEB. i.S,see
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

"A new double residence. will be
erected on the corner of Sixth and
Wooster streets by Mr. ]. d. Cadwal-
lader The old house, now occupied by |
Mr.. Burkhart, will be removed.
Miss Mabel Garrison, Charles street
is i'll of la grippe.
February Cosmopolitan, Muncey
and McClure's may be had at the Union
News Stand.
H. +. Kraft, assignee of the Moore
& Hall property, filed petition in Pro-
bate Court Friday to sell the planning
mill and site.
II. E. Parsons, of Huntington Iowa,
was in the city Friday. e.
Miss Nina Scott, of the West Side,
is seriously ill.
"A team of horses belonging to John
Wenzel, the grocer, ran away up Front
street last night. In turning to avoid
street car at the Putnam street cor
ner, one horse fell and stopped the
| fight of the other. The animal was
extricated and showed no serious in
juries.
You will laugh if you go and see
the Star Gazer next Monday night
The Board of Infirmary Directors
met at the Infirmary and organized by
elecling VIM. Schnauffer, Presidents
| VIM. Cranston, Vice President and G..
| w. Richards,S Clerk of the Board. Geo.
Z. Rend and wife were appointed Sup
erintendent and Matron for one year
was employed as physician for one
year beginning March 1st.
Louis Weyrich, of Cincinnati, was
called to this city to attend the funeral
of his brother, Chris. Weyrich
Mrs. George Knox and Mrs James
B. Haight left for Pittsburg last night
on the keystone State.
THORNLEY, Bros are proud of a
handsome new delivery wagon, the
handiworl1 of John Oesterle.
Tho case of j. Il. Kirkpatrick
against Roland r. Robinson and Frank
c. Mcintyre, proceedings brought in
aid of execution, was in hearing before
Squire Richards Friday
William F. Gilpin made complaint
in Mayors court Friday against his
father, William r. Gilpin, charging
him with abusing his wife, the sons
mother.
"A license was issued Friday for the
marriage of Wallace Hamilton and
Theodosia Skinner, both of Lawrence
township.
Mr.. S. T. Cutshaw, who was recent
ly stricken with paralysis on the right
side, suffered second stroke Thurs
day night which affected the left side.
He is almost totally paralyzed and in Il
critical condition.
= See the 0 0 at the Auditorium
next Monday night.
Monday night
The marriage of Mr. Denmer An
drews, of Centre Bend, and Miss Kate
Anderson, was consummated at the
home of the Misses Cooney, "Olive
Green" Thursday, January 30th, at
high noon. Each of the young people
are well and favorably known in and
around Beverly and we extend con-
gratulations, Beverly Dispatch.
Mr.. Hall Mason will leave this
morning for Parkersburg, where he
has accepted Il lucrative position with
the dry goods firm of Mckinney &
Dils.
The little son of d. w. Pickering
successfully underwent surgical oper
alton Friday for the removal of for
eign growth in the nasal cavity.
Mr.. j. j. Brennan will begin worl;
soon on the improvement of the Bum
e gartner property, Maple street, into
s which he will remove April 1st.
o Mr.. Henry Bohl, Jr,, is suffering
: from severe attack of grippe.
Herbert McMaster has sold his
= house in Putnam Plac, addition tc
Capt VIM. Harris, who will move into
it in the near future.
The Board of Associated charities
will meet Monday evening next, at
o'clock, with Mrs. G. C. Butts, Second
street.
5 The February Grand Jury will
meet next Monday. Over a hundred
i and fifty witnesses have been subpoen
ed
= Those who had the good fortune
to see the Star Gazer last season were
n delighted, those who did not were sorry
Don't miss it next Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Fisher
left on the c. &c NJ Friday Afternoon
: for Point Pleasant.