Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-14

Jan. 10th.
Mr.. George Hawkins, of the West |
Sidc is seriously i'll of pneumonia and
heart trouble.
sioner d. w. Dye left Monday morning
for Columbus.
The pay car on the c. e. Nj. came
in at 11:15 Monday, bringing its SOU
venirs to the employees.
Miss Lizzie Beach, of this city, left
Monday for two weeks visit to her
parents, near Whipple.
DR. w. NJ. Henry leaves this morn
ing for Kentucky. He will probably
be absent a bout four weeks.
lion. T. f. Davis went to Columbus
via r. & o. c. Elk. to witness j. B. For
aker's election to United States Senate
Mrs. Bert Payne entertained a
number Of her young friends very
pleasantly last evening at her home on
Sclmmel street.
In Probate Court Monday marri-
age license was issued to Willis Il.
Klumph, of Corning and Leya Haskins,
of Lower S Item.
The subject for the special service
at the Nj. e. Church this evening will
be "Companions and Preachers"-''And
He Ordained Twelve" etc.
The new night force in the ma
chine shop of the Leidecller Tool Com
pany bids fair to become a permanent
thing, as business there is still on the
rush.
Conductor Geiser, who was bruised
up and had two ribs cracked by falling
over a seat in the c. &; NJ. wreck Sat
urday, will leave this morning for his
home at Canal Dover.
Sylvester c. Gorrell, who has been
at Beaver Falls, Pa, for the last sixteen
years, is at home visiting his father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gorrell.
He may locate here permanently.
AS result of the revival at the
Wesleyan church seventeen new MEM
bers were taken in Sunday evening.
Steps will soon be taken to build
larger and more commodious structure.
The hearing of Charles w. Camden,
charged with non-support of minor
children, which was set for 1 p. m.
Monday in Mayors court, has been
postponed to Thursday, January 10th,
at Q a. IN.
Louis Schafer surviving partner Of
the late firm of A. and L. Scha fer, deal
ers in saddlery and harness, has pur-
chased the interest of the deceased
member, his brother Adam, at the ap-
praised value.
, Mrs. j. Il. Gaitree. who has been in
condition of convalescence from re-
cent attack of illness, was taken sud
denly worse Monday evening with
symptoms denoting a severe derange-
ment of the stomach.
Mr.. d. w. Pickering, agent of the
c. & NJ, left Monday afternoon for Sc
vile, Ohio, where his wife and chill
dren have been visiting relatives for
several months. He will accompany
his family home the last of this week.
From Chillicothe on Monday the
gratifying news was received that En-
gincer Dore Scott, injured in the wreck
at RoXabell, is recovering steadily, all
indications pointing to his complete re-
covery. He has been able to sit up at
various times during the past few days.
Perry Gordon, aged about 81 years, ,
son of James Gordon, OF MacEsburg,
, died Friday night last of typhoid fever
, The young man was most industrious
and ambitious, and his death is sad
blow to his family. The burial occur
red Sunday afternoon, in McGinness
Graveyard, Noble county.
The outrage upon the little Weth
, erell girl is still the ALA bsorbing topic
of conversation at ParlIersburg. Wen
dickens bloodhounds were taken down
from this city and tracked the man
who committed the deed some distance
outside of the city limits, and went
over the same trail several times, but
coulu carry IL no lurtHer' IL Is sup
posed that the fellow mounted horse
or got in a wagon at TIE point where
the dog lost the scent.
One of the cases to come before
the term of Circuit Court which con-
venes this morning, will be the Wen
eel alimony matter, brought up on ap-
! peal from the decision of the Common
Pleas Court, which gave Mrs. Wenzel
alimony to the amount of SO per
month and the household effects. The
State case against Mrs. Wenzel for
. shooting with intent to kill her hus-
band will be tried at the February
term of the Court of Common Pleas.
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Death at Tunnel.
JnI, 90 L.,