Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-14
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY. July "a. ,ase
personal ASt LOCAL.

IT j. Jones left Monday to spend
his vacation at his home at Sharon, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris, of
Lebanon, KY, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Harris.
Miss Rowena Buell. left Monday
for Toledo and Put-In-Bay.
Miss Eya Crooks left Monday
morning on visit to friends at Cool
vile.
|, --Rey. Fl. Tate, d. D., recently re-
turned missionary from Africa, lectur-
ed at the A. NJ. E. church last evening
on ''The Life, Religion and Laws of the
Congo Africans"
Miss Ida Moore, of West Side,
left Monday for Coolville, accompanied
by her sisters, Misses Mabel and Mar
garet.
Charles Wilson, employed on the
U. S. dredge boat Malta, is suffering
from severe injury received by the
end of flying rope striking him in the
eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Penwell, of
Pittsburg, are spending their summer
vacation in Marietta with the family
of Nj. v. Penwell,
Miss Lydia Fisher, of Louisville,
is the gnest of friends and relatives at
Dye.
Miss Lucy Leonard, of Chicago, is
the guest of her mother Mrs. Mary
Leonard, Fourth street.
Prof George M. Plumer and Miss
Brown, of the West Side schools, are
home from trip to Buffalo and Nj
agara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fade, of AL
legheny City, are guests of the family
of G. G. Best
Miss Blanche Shafer of Wheeling,
returned home yesterday after pleas
ant visit of several weeks with her
cousins, the Misses Theis, Scanned
street.
R. c. Dawes left Monday afternoon
for Washington c. H., to attend the
wedding of Miss Alice Palmer, of that
city, and R. M. Ward, of Cincinnati.
Mayor Meisenhelder was laid up
/ Monday by an attack of illness.
In the case of Ohio VS.. Albert Jor.
dan, charged with shooting at George
Price, at Caywood, the defendant was
bound over to court by Squire Palmer
| ~. Nv, N
0 counter affidavit, charging Price with
assault and battery.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Penwell, of Sis
. tersville, spent Sunday as the guests Of
relatives in this city.
We are requested to state to the
citizens that if they haye complaint tc
make of any nuisance. to make the
same to Sanitary Policeman Paul Cor
litz, and the same will have promp
attention.
The new drinking fountain is 6
nice thing, and good idea, but it will
never be complete and of great public
benefit until there is attached to it {
filter. 1t is complete in everything ex
cept this, and is good job as far as i
goes. We hope filter may be built
even if the pay for it is raised by pri
vate subscription.
The Wesleyan Methodist Sabbath
lschool will picnic at Blennerhasset
Island, Friday, July 18th. The Venus
will leave the Front street wharf a.
7:30 o'clock.
Hon. !. R. Rose. of Coal Run, wa
in the city Yesterday.
The people in the neighborhood o
Cutler, on the L. & o. G. E. are jus
now very much excited and elated owe
the outcome Of she Thompson Well No
2, on the Riley farm. This we'll is salt
Y one hundred barrels per day. Its out
come means much to the west end o
the county, and to the T. & o. c. Elk
railroad especially.
1t has been suggested to us that i
would be good thing, and possibly
save some lives if the people were
y warned to stay off the draw of thu
y bridges when they are being turned
Especially does the suggestion relat
and apply to the upper bridge. O.
several occasions have lot of peopl
congregated on the draw when it wa
being operated. 1t is one of the pos
sibilities for crowd to gather upo
4 the draw and oyer-balance the thing
and be the cause of serious accident
There will be meeting of the o.
O. der of Eastern Star this Tuesday eyer
ing. A large attendance is desired.