Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-07
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY. JAN. ?, iaee
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Take trip to Chinatown Jan. 10.

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for New York City, to be gone month
and the latter to Canada, where he at
tends school.
The National Supply Co. has com
pleted arrangements to open a store in
Parkersburg, to be located on Fourth
street. near Market. The same comp
any will also open a depot at Waverly.
Hon. w. L. Finley, of Caldwell,
Deputy Revenue Collector for this dis
trict, was in the city yesterday
Commissioner C. NJ. Grubb was
granted leave of absence Monday and
will spend several weeks in the west.
WIN. Cranston, the new Infrmary
Director, fled his bond Monday and
entered upon the duties of his Office.
Word was received here Monday
that Oren Cassidy, of GAINESVILLE, is ser.
iously i'll with grippe.
-Rev. Mr.. Wolfe, of this city, is
holding protractel meetings at the
Yanb eeburg church.
Miss Kate Blaney who has been
spending her vacstiou at Mansfield,
returned Monday night.
Mrs. Chas Hutchins, who has been
spending the holidays with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mcdonald, in Chicago, re-
turned Monday.
Miss Hope Turner, who has been
spending a few days with friends AT
GAINESVILLE returned home Monday.
Miss Kathryn Gear leaves today
: for Granville to resume her studies.
James Mccormick, of Lima, is in
the city for n few days.
WIN. Bell, OF Lower Newport
leaves this morning for GAINESVILLE.
"A Trip to Chinatown" pleases the
elite as well as the gallery gods.
-WilliamsBec who has been spend
ing the holidays with his family il
this city, left Monday for Sharon, Pa.
where he is employed as a moulder
His brother returned with him.
!. Mr.. Il. G. Fleming, the photograph
er, has moved his family from Seventh
st. to his new house on the corner o
Butler and Muskingum Sts
-Ivia Smith, alias Kit Williams
| who is wanted for sending obscene
letters through the mails, was arres tet
I by officer Stewart near Sistersvill
Monday morning and brought to thi
city. She admitted having writer
the letter and was placed under $40
7 bond for her appearance before the q
: S. Court at Columbus next June. Ii
the County Jail. The letter for whicl
she was arrested was written to Police
man Stewart, of Sistersville.
Mrs. L. j. Lobdell and Mrs. JOS
) Grafton left Monday afternoon fo
Chicago, to take in the Cycle show.
| Misses Sarah and Fannie BOIL lef
= for their home at Columbus Monda,
morning.
Miss Amy Shurick left Monda.
afternoon for Chicago
Misses Luella Dye and Eya john
son left Monday afternoon for Gran
vile where they are attending school
Squire j. II. Morris, of Beverly
was in the city Monday, the guest o
his son. Willis Morris.
Donaldson, Mckinney and Brigg'
, came in Monday morning to :esum
, their College work.
-Thos. White, tramp who was ar
rested Saturday night, was fined S
and costs by the Mayor Monday.
The fellow named Pryor, who was
arrested for disturbing a religious
meeting at Mile RIM last week, wa
up before the Mayor Monday and tn
case dismissed. The fellow was charg
ed with taking drink OF whiskey dur
ing the meeting.
The ferry boat Pioneer City stucl
on the bar in the middle of the Obi
Monday afternoon and about twent.
people who wanted to take the north
bound Ohio River train were disap
q pointed in not being able to get acros
the river. The boat was pulled off th
bar Monday night by the f. A. Goebel
BY recent law there is vacanc,
left in the term of the County Surveyo
, and one Commissioner from Januar
to September and it was necessary I
fill the vacancies. For the office q
Surveyor there were two applicants
Messrs. Dufer and Bartlett and Judg
Sibley appointed Mr.. Dufer to fill tn
uneXpired term. Mr.. c. NJ. Grubb wa
= appointed to fill the office of Commis
sioner.
j. A. Stewart, of Sistersville, wa
4 in the city Monday.
Mr.. S. A. Coffman, Of Tunnel, wa
in the city on business Monday.
DIR. John Mcclure returned to hi
studies at Cincinnati, after spendin
the Holidays here with his parents.
Captain C, NJ. Grubb, rcelecte