Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-21
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY. July a.. 1896
Personal sIn LOCAL.

require bond of the executors of the
estate Of John Schneider, deceased,
was begun in Probate Court Monday
and continued to Wednesday. The
case. involves the legal point as to
whether the widow. under the will. is
entitled to the income from the per-
sonal property left by the deceased,
which is very large
Mr.. w. A. Eaton, of Macksburg,
was in the city on business Monday.
&C. D, Gst, of Athens, was in the
city Monday, registered at the Belle
vue. 4 N lS 3i N5fs Ng fsal I;
The regular meeting of American
Union Lodge No. 1, F. g. A. M, was
keld Monday night.
The Diamond Pants Factory is
shut down this week to give the en-
ployes weeks vacation.
Miss Martha Hall, of West Virgin
ia, and Miss Clara Rein, Fifth street,
entered the Ohio Valley Business Col
lege Monday.
The Steamer Barnsdall is on the
dock below Parkersburg undergoing
| repairs.
-Harmar Lodge No. 800 meets to-
night. There will be work in one or
more of the degrees.
Misses Mary and Carrie Baker will
leave this morning for Cleveland, to
attend the centennial celebration of
that city
The Rev. 4. ]. Villars, who is To-
Gated at Rochester, N. Y, a former
Williamstown boy, preached Sunday
at his old home across the river Mr..
Villers is an able young man, and he
preached very strong sermon to his
old homefolk.
Miss Lucy Leonard, after ten
days visit to her mother, left yesterday
afternoon for Chicago, where she is
employed as private secretary to her
uncle, Mr.. A. w. Hayward, who will
be remembered pleasantly as the pro-
prietor of the White House during the
Worlds Fair. Mr.. Hayward is in the
wholesale boot and shoe business in
Chicago. AT present he is spending a
season on the Pacific coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Hathaway will
attend the centennial exercises at
Chillicothe this week.
james Rice, James Mccormick
Thomas Fulkerson and Judson Cassidy
were before Mayor Meisenhelder Mon
day on the charge of drunkenness and
disorderly conduct and were fined s:
and costs each.
Mrs. Julia King is critically i'll a
her home on Hart street
w. G. Miller left Monday for st
Louis to attend the Populist conyen
tion.
Mrs c. J. Best is home from a visi
to friends in Columbus and Detroit.
Miss Winifred Dale is visiting rela-
tives at fronton.
-Ephraim Hiteland, West Side, was
arrested and locked up Monday on the
charge of assault and battery upon hi.
14-year-old stepdaughter. He will have
hearing before Squire Guyton today
/ George Gear, of Chicago, is in the
city, the guest of his parents Rev. ant
Mrs. Geo. r. Gear.
The three-weeks-old infant of Geo
Bodemar, West Side, died Sunda,
night
Miss Linsey, Messrs Fred Hull ant
Edward Geren, of Pittsburg, who were
the guests of Miss Jessie Davis ovel
Sunday, returned home yesterday.
Col. I. w. Moore, who has been il
for several months, has taken turr
for the worse and is again confined tt
his room.
Mrs. Thorp, mother of Mrs f. L
Reed, who has been visitidg Mrs. Reed
will return to her home today
Fritz Mueller, of the Zeitung Office
is carrying his finger in sling, having
caught his digit in job press.
John Bickert and family leave this
morning for Cleveland on the c. q M
excursion.
Miss Hotchkiss, who has been
guest at Theo. f. Davis, Fourth street
leaves today for her home in Cleyeland
Miss Hattie Bennett leaves toda,
for Admission, Ala, on visit to th
family Of Louis Mueller.
Mrs. George Knox and Mrs. Dud
ley Sharp will be among the G. & M
excursionists to Cleveland this morn
ing.
Lou Glines leaves on the Keyston
State today for Cincinnati.
-aWm Meagle leaves over the c. .
M. this morning on business tfap t,
4 Cleveland.
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