Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-04
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. JAN. a, 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

"A farmer named James Smith, liv
ing near Valley Mills, was robbed of
s27O by fallen woman at Parkersburg
Thursday.
Ray Beagle, the efficient clerk in
Richards pharmacy, leaves this morn
ing for Ada, Ohio, to take a ten weeks
course in chemistry. 4
Dudley Furgeson returned Friday
froma short visit at zalessi.
"A little Longfellow child. living in
the upper end of the city, died Friday
morning of Group. The funeral will
take place this afternoon.
Several of our people went to Bel
pre- Friday morning to attend the fun
eral of w. w. Northop.
The remains of little Helen Lam
don were buried IN Oak Grove cemetery.
The public schools will reopen
Monday and the Colleges on Tuesday.
Warrants were issued Friday for
the arrest of Geo. Carnes and fellow
named Wilson, of Coal Run, charged
with petty larceny, horse stealing and
several other offenses. These two boys
are only about IA years of age. They
will probably be arrested today. and it
is thought that there is someone else
besides the boys implicated in the case.
&C. 3. Gates Post and w. r. C. will
have open installation and social Mon
day evening, Jan. 9th. Admission free.
Laurence Dana, who has been in
Pennsylvania for several weeks, has
returned home to Belpre.
Installing Officer Louis Schuff, p.
p. M. c., installed the following Of
ficers of Elk Eye Encampment No. 90,
Friday night: II. P, j. w. Haas; C.
p, j. Bauer; S. W., +. S. Coleman; j.
w., j. Lander; Scribe, Herman Fisher:
Treasurer, j. Rech.
The property owners on Greene
street, between Second and Fourth,
have signed a petition to have the
width of the proposed paying changed
from 40 to so feet, which will make il
the same width as the other paving on
Greene street.
The case against Mrs. Peter Mack
was settled by Peter giving another
check and giving security for the pay.
ment of the same.
The case against f. Bruno Garden
on charge of assault and battery, was
dismissed by the defendant paying the
costs
Judge d. Il. Rood was at Belpre
Friday attending the funeral OF w. W
Northrop.
Charles Schimmel VS.. William B
Wickens is the title of a suit fled ir
Common Pleas Court Thursday. The
suit is brought 10 recover one-six
teenth royalty in certain oil wells or
defendants land.
The Marietta Manufacturing Co
will start up again on Monday.
DR.. Stanley has moved his family
into the McAtee property on the cor
ner of Putnam Ave. and Harmar st.
The High School Orchestra will
give an entertainment next Tuesday
evening at the High School Building.
Mr. J.. L. Gatewood, the reciter ant
impersonator will render some selec
tions
Mr.. Il. f. Bell, of Beaver, Pa,
formerly resident OF this county, i:
visiting old acquaintances in this yicin
ity. Mr.. Bell was an old schoolmate O.
of the Senator.
--Wm. Woodin, who has had charge
of the livery business of Mrs. George
Schneider has resigned his position.
The monthly "Y" meeting will be
held at the High School Building Sat
urday, January 4th, at half-past three
o'clock, standard time.
Prof. C. C. Middleswart has return
ed from Atlanta where he has bee1
taking in the exposition. lie leaves
: today for Matamoras to resume hi
teaching.
The Board of Associated Charities
will hold their regular meeting Mon
day evening, JAN 9th, at the home o
Mrs. q. C. Butts, Second St.
Mr.. f. j. Lobdell left for the Eas
Friday on a business trip.
Miss Ida McGirr returned to Chi
cago Friday, after spending the Holi
days in the city.
= Jim Dye, the baggage master a
the Union Depot, is laid off by sick
ness, Mr.. VanValey is taking hi
place
Business College opens next Mon
day. Many new students have alread,
enrolled for the new term. Nigh
classes will be organized in all depart
Lnents.
Mrs. Landon, of Conneatsville, Pa,
who was called here by the death o
Helen Landon, returned home Friday
Miss Ida Moore, of the West Side
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