Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-23

THURSDAY. JAN. 2a. Isee
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


Jamestown, died at an early hour We'd
nesday morning of typhoid pneumonia.
He was 90 years of age and had been
employed at Wayerly, where he was
taken i'll. The funeral will take place
Thursday at 10 o'clock a. M, at the NJ.
f. Church near his home.
The Steamer Ida Smith, the cabin
of which was burned at Lowell recent
ly, came down the Muskingum Tues
day night and left Wednesday after
noon for Gallipolis, to undergo repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed. T. Richards left
over the u. so. r. this morning for
their home at Chicago.
Mr.. Lee Peters, of the College, is
i'll of fever, and was removed from the
College dormitory Tuesday to rooms
on Sixth street.
Mrs. Charles Penrose, corner of
Fifth and Wooster streets, will enter
tain the Congregations. social Friday
evening at her home.
Mrs. r. L. Curtis entertained few
friends at tea last evening, in honor of
Mrs. Fred Curtis. =,
Hon. Theo. f. Davis left Wednes-
day for Columbus
Mr.. j. e. Marquis, of Layman, was
in the city Wednesday.
The bastardy cast of Flora Burris
IL I, nd in.
Guyton's court Wednesday. The de-
fendant was bound over to court in the
sum of $500.
Marietta Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, will be instituted at the
Masonic lodge room on Putnam street
this evening.
Mrs. Eliza Steen has filed suit in
Squire Richards court against her son
John Steen and her grandson Clarence
Steen, to recover S04 alleged to be due
her for labor performed while defend
House. The case is set for hearing
next Monday.
"A most excellent cure for chicken
cholera, handed in by kind lady
friend, is the seed of sumac berries.
Shell them, and scatter in the chicken
yard, and cholera will disappear.
On Saturday evening of this week,
from 7:3O o'clock until 10, reception
will be given at the Woman's College,
to which the students of both colleges
are invited, also the friends of both
institutions.
Mrs. w. NJ. Buchanan, of Lowell,
who came here with her husband last
week on visit to their daughter, Mrs.
| Wells, Warren street, and who was
taken suddenly i'll Monday night, was
somewhat improved Wednesday. Her
daughters, Mrs. Wolfram and Mrs.
Forrest, are at her bedside and her son
DR.. j. NJ. Buchanan, of Ashland, was
telegraphed for and arrived Wednes.
day night. DR.. j, G. Hardy, the at
tending physician, informs lis that
Mrs. Buchanan was improving rapidly
at last account.
Yard Conductor j. T. Derep, of the
c. & NJ. Ry., was compelled to lay off
Wednesday on account of illness. He
is the victim of progressive and
healthy boil.
Arthur Spear and Brakeman Traut.
man left over the C. q NJ. Wednesday
morning to attend the funeral OF
Brakeman Weaver at Summerfeld.
Mr.. Pitt Stowe, who was hurt last
week by being struck on the head by a
falling board, is reported to be up and
about and almost entirely recoyered
o j. Fuller is at Portsmouth al
the bedside OF his mother, who is i'll o.
pulmonary trouble.
Attorney w. Leeper was at Park
crsburg Wednesday on business.
Attorney 4. D. Follett, is in Cincin
natl attending the annual meeting o
the Marietta College Club.
Miss Minta Moore left over the Il
& O. S. w. VI Wednesday for LcsAngles
California.
"A little child of Mr., and Mrs. Jack
son, corner Maple and Harmar streets
West Side, is i'll of typhoid fever anC
the house has been quarantined.
j. A. Piumer 6 Son is the title of
real estate firm, with offices in tn
Mills building. The junior member
Mr.. S. A. Piumer, has until recent.
been connected with the Daily Leade
in the capacity of reporter, resignin!
his position to go into business wit
his father. Sam is a young man o
ability, with all the deserving qualitie
: of scrupulous honesty and uprightnes
in business affairs and is well worth
the confidence of the entire public. .
The subject for special services "a
the NJ. E. church this evening will b
"Aud His Disciples Followed Him."