Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-05
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
rnURspAY. MARon 8. 1909
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

mig nC ana fODDeu. MrS. bucluua Slihe
is postmistress and the office is kept in
in the store of Madison Cline, her hus-
band. The robbery was reported to
U. s. Commissioner Guyton, who will
go out to investigate the matter today.
The DeMoss Family Concert at the
Congregational church this evening.
Doors open at z. Concert at s.
The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine
Hem will takesplace from her lateresi-i
dence, 511 Seventh street, Friday,
March 9th, at $50 a. m. Services at
st. Marys Catholic church.
Louis Braun, the baker, was busily
engaged yesterday setting up his new
soda fountain It's beauty.
1t is rumored that we'll known
young lady of the Sixth ward and
prominent oil operator of this city will
soon be united in marriage.
j. H. Young is confined to the
house by illness.
William Roeser and S. r. Windon
left at 1926 last night for Cincinnati
on a business trip.
Harry Otto broke ground Wednes-
day for his new house on Washington
street, between Third and Fourth.
The case of Ohio VS.. George Tucker
indicted for non-support of minor
children, was tried in Common Pleas
Court Wednesday. After about ten
minutes deliberation the jury returned
a verdict of guilty. Tucker was sent
enced to three months Imprisonment
in the GAINESVILLE workhouse and to
pay the costs of the suit.
The L. w. Ellenwood property on
the West Side was sold Wednesday
through Guyton and Henning to
Thomas A. Racer. Consideration S7O0.
In Squire Guyton's court Wednes-
day w. III. Henning, Jr., brought suit
against Charles Cherry on promissory
note.
Henry Smith was arrested Wednes
day, charged with trespass on the
premises of Mary Groves He will
have hearing before Squire Guyton
today.
Judge w. S. Lewis, of Charleston,
w. Va, is in the city, guest at the
Bellevue Hotel.
JOHN Tonkin. of Oil City. is here on
business.
The bright weather of the past day
or two has brought the bicycles out in
force, and we notice many of them be.
ing ridden at night without lanterns.
1t should be remembered that the po
lice have strict orders to arrest every
rider violating the ordinance in this
particular.
The Choral Society will rehearse
this evening at o'clock at Andrews
Hall. All members are requested tc
attend.
The case of the State OF Ohio VS.
Ella Millgan, indicted for grand lar
ceny, will be tried, today. Mrs Mill
gan, Minnie Baker and John Richey
were indicted jointly, but will be tried
separately.
f. B. Ranger returned last night
from a business trip to Charleston.
Hon. Charming NJ. Smith, of Park
ersburg, was in the city Wednesday
accompanied by his sister.
| n,x, noroa, ,y,s o,lIad bon,o fro,,
Parkersburg Wednesday by the illness
of his wife.
Rev. Mr.. Beard, of Belmont, w
Va, is in the city, the guest of Mr.
Isaac Atkinson.
"Wednesday was pension day ant
the offices of the County Clerk and Pro
bate Judge were oyerrun with work.
AT six o'clock Wednesday morning
Mrs. George Hem, Sr, died at he
trouble. She was 10 years of age ant
leaves husband, together with ;
number of children. She had been
resident of Washington county th
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in the Catholic cemetery at Church
town.
Mr.. M. Bissenger, who has bee'
visiting Morris Luchs left Wednesda.
for his s,home at Nashville, Tenn.
The Steamer Lorena arrived dow
from GAINESVILLE Wednesday and lef
for Pittsburg with, good trip of mis-
cellaneous freight
j. II. Mcconnell, of the Mariett
Marietta Manufacturing Company, re
turned Wednesday from st. Louis.
Receiver T. d. Dale returne,
Wednesday from trip to New York.
The little daughter of L. ]. Niece
returned Wednesday from visit t
friends at Washington Bottom. -
"A marriage license was issue
Wednesday to james j. Doan an
Layina Barnes, both of Lower Salem