Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-26
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY. OCTOBER ae. 1890
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

&C. G. White, of the College, was
called home to Stockport Saturday by
the death of an uncle.
AT Cincinnati last week Major Jew
EFT Palmer, of this city, was elected a
vice president of the Ohio Veteran
Masonic Association.
The rehearsals for the minstrel en-
tertainment to be given tomorrow
night for the benefit of the Woman's
Home. indicate that it will be Of very
enjoyable nature. The worthy object
of the benefit should draw large
audience. VI 5s
Mrs. d. M. Alderman and Miss
Minnie Wrigha, of Belpre spent Satur-
day in the city.
Frank Knox, the we'll known rail-
road fireman, removed Saturday, with
his flmily, from this city to Parkers-
burg.
Hear dose Darkies sing, see dose
Darkies dance in South B 4 de War.
Auditorium October 29th.
Mrs. c. w. James and sister, Mrs
Alcock, left Saturday for Cleveland,
whence they go to Brooklyn to visit
their mother.
Mrs. Jabez Belford left Saturday
for Sharon, Noble county, on visit to
friends.
James Poppinger, Waterford
township young man, was indicted by
the last grand jury for injuring tele-
graph wires. He was arrested at Coal
Run Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Nc
Callister and lodged in the county Jail
to await trial.
Mr.. Elmer E. Hart left Saturday
for Beverly to visit his brother.
-Lige Davis, Chief Clerk at the
BELLEVUE, left Saturday on visit to his
old home at Indianapolis.
Warrants have been sworn out in
both the courts of Mayor Meisenhelder
and Squire Palmer, charging Mrs.
Armstrong, formerly resident of this
city, and female of bad reputation,
with renting her property on Church
street for immoral purposes. The pro-
secutions were brought by S. 4. Cut
shaw, who llyes on Church street.
| Mr., and Mrs. Tasker Bosworth will
leave today for Cincinnati to attend
the Missionary council.
Judge Leeper was greeted by big
house at Sand Hill Saturday night I;
and for an hour aud half the Judge
put the sound money and protective
tariff argument at his hearers in a
most effective and interesting manner.
"A tool-dresser named Gleason was
arrested in an intoxicated condition
by officer Posey Sunday and locked up
in the city prison. Later he was at
tackled with fit of delirium tremens
and had to be chained to the wall of
the cell.
The Marietta friends of Mr.. Frank
Sheldon, former resident of this city,
will be interested to learn of his mar.
riage, which occurrd at Saratoga, Wy
oming, last week. The bride was Miss
Eliza beth Bell.
Three score sweetest voices in
South Before the War, October goth.
The Virginia and Lorena arrived
down from Pittsburg Sunday, the for
mer for Cincinnati and the latter for
GAINESVILLE.
The Catherine Davis arrived from
Pittsburg Saturday morning having in
tow the steel hull for the new st. Louis
towboat, which is to equipped with
machinery at the works of the Mari
eta Manufacturing Company.
Bids will be opened today for paw
ing the square on Fourth street be
tween Putnam and Scanned and TO,
sewering Franklin street, West Side
1t is expected to follow with paving or
Franklin street as soon as the sewers
are laid
The new time card goes into effec
on the B. & o. s. w. Ry. today. Th'
only change made is in the morning
train, which will hereafter leave at 5:4I
instead Of 0 a. m.
Buell. Moore left Saturday for hi
home at Peoria, Ills, having been called
here by the death of his brother HI
was accompanied by his sister, Mrs
James Chamberlain, who will make {
visit in Peoria.
Every voter in the city should turf
out to hear d. W. Jones at the Cour
House tonight.
j. C. Holdren arrived home Satur
day from Newark, where his horse
Russellwood was very successful in thu
races.
Don't fail to see the only Max Ra,
with the burnt cork people tomorrow
night-likewise Mr.. Much Leonard
Master Dicky Vaughan, and Witt,
Wehrs and Ed. Coulter. The latte
peerless performers will entertain O,