Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-23
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY. April as. 1890
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

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"A number of the eastern capital
lists interested in the proposed oil re-
finery returned home Wednesday. A
proposition will be drawn up immedi-
ately and formally submitted to the
people of Marietta.
Choral Society rehearsal tonight.
Ladies at Z o'clock and gentlemen at
7:45. All lady singers of the city in
vited to assist in the May concert.
Call at Wehrs s. Sons on Friday
and Saturday and try delicious cup Of
Walter Baker & Cos. Cocoa. Served
free.
There will be social at Chas.
Cochrans. in Dunham township, on
Saturday, May I'd, afternoon and even
ing. Proceeds to go toward the erec-
ton of the new U. B. church. All in
vited.
The case of the Village of Macks-
burg VS.. o. S. Gilchrist, who was ar
rested on the charge of assault and
battery for belaboring w. Fl. Phipps
with a blacksnake whip, was tried to a
jury Wednesday. A verdict of not
guilty was returned, the testimony
showing that Phipps while intoxicated
had applied vile and insulting epithets
to Mr. Gilchrist.
Miss Bissinger returned home
Wednesday from Wheeling, where she
attended the wedding of Albert Luchs.
William A. Day is a purchaser of a
bran new Swell Special bicycle from
Will Schlau bach, agent.
W. q. Cunningham, the popular
travelling salesman, is in the city.
MIR. Josephy, of the Buckeye Cloth
i ing Company, returned Yesterday from
Cincinnati.
Constable ]. H. Dye was at Elba
Wednesday serving writs of attach
ment on number of oil wells belong
ing to f. r. Rose & Co.
The Y. p G. e. society of the U.
B. church will give an ice cream social
at their. church, corner of Sixth and
Wooster streets. Thursday evening,
April 23d. All are invited.
The launching Wednesday after
noon of Capt. Steve Davis new boat,
Catherine Dayis," was witnessed by
quite a large number of people.
Promptly at 2 o'clock the pins were
knocked from under the hull and the
craft made quick shoot down into the
Muskingum and became an amphibean
The soapy ways smoked like battle,
and it was royal sight to see the
shapely big hull glide into its element
and there ride as buoyant as duck
Into this boat of Capt. Davis has beer
put the finest timber ever brought tc
the city; we refer especially to the fine
fir plank stuff seventy feet in lenglh
and brought all the way from the
State of Washington. We trust thai
the Catherine Davis" may always
have as smooth sailing as was hel
launching.
B. f. Ranger left Wednesday on q
business trip to Nevada, Mo-
Died, Wednesday, April 22d, at the
County Infirmary, Charles Mcintosh
aged 26 years. He had been i'll for 8
long time.
w. e. Caskey returned from the
west Wednesday, having been engaged
settling up the affairs of his brother
who was killed recently by an explos
ion of dynamite at Cripple Creek, Col
Mrs. E. E. Edgell, of Newport, i:
visiting her brother, j. c. Beach, o:
the West Side.
Before Squire Guyton Wednesday
Louis Smith, of Coal Run, was ar
raigned on the charge of cruelty to an
imals. The charge was filed by the S
P. c. A. and the offense consisted o.
killing dog. The defendant pleaded
guilty and was fined s5 and costs ant
sentenced to ten days in Jail. The jai
sentence is to be remitted during goot
behavior upon payment of fine ant
costs.
: James R. Hall was in Macksburf
yesterday, on business.
The dance given Tuesday evening
by the Lobdell base ball club was sue
cessful from both social and financia
standpoint.
I'm Squire Guyton's court Wednes
day attachment suits were brough
against f. R. Rose & Co. by a numbe
of workmen. The amount alleged t.
be due is s272 SO.
-Raynald Lodge K. of P. will hav
work in the Knights Rank at th
meeting to be held this evening.
The remains of Enos d. Harder
were buried Wednesday, the funera
} haying been held Tuesday afternoon
Interment was delayed on account O
the late arrival of sister of the de
ceased.