Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-13
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, FEB. i3. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

popular cigar-maker, and Miss clara
NJ. Baum, daughter of Conrad Baum,
were united in marriage. The happy
young couple will reside with the
brides parents till spring, when they
will go to housekeeping. They have
many friends who extend best wishes.
lin Squire Guyton's court Wednes.
day William Bay, of Adams township,
lodged complaint against Gottleib
Angenstein for assault and battery.
b S1Jamss Mceallister, an employe of
Lpbdell's rim factory; ,sufferedaI severe
sprain OF the back while lifting a
heavy piece Of timber Wednesdays ,GI,
Mrs. Jennie Tidd left "Wednesday
to visit Mrs. Dayton Randolph at Reed
vile, Ohio.
-Rey. Dudley Ward Rhodes left
Wednesday for Cincinnati.
"A thief entered the cellar of Mr..
James Roach, Greene street, early
Wednesday morning and carried away
quantity of canned fruit.
Mr. W. p. Mason is candidate for
election to the office of City Engineer
at the coming spring election and his
nomination petition is being circulat-
ed
-Postoffice Clerk Edward Best is re.
covering gradually from his illness of
intermittent fever and was out on the
Wednesday. He expects to return to
work next week.
Mrs. DR.. II. n. Curtis, Mrs, Clara
city and Mrs. L. M. Skinner, of Park
sburg, left Wednesday for New York
city, Mrs. A. D. Follett, who expected
to accompany the party, was detained
by the illness of her daughter.
Mr. Henry Knoch, who sold his
Second street property Il few days
ago, purchased lot on Third street
just above Camp Tupper and will build
new house upon it Immediately.
There will be ten-cent supper
served in the Harmar Congregational
Church parlors, from until o'clock,
this evening. Ice cream and cake will
also be served. All are invited.
Mr.. A. L. Gracey left Wednesday
on n business trip to the oil fields OF
Richie county.
The c. & M. passenger train south
bound was delayed several hours We'd
nesday morning. They brought in FL
Henry's Minstrel company and as re
suit the parade was not made unit
three o'clock.
Frank Biszantz has purchased lo
on the corner Of Second and Wooster
streets from Fred Blume..
Mr. j. M. Shoemaker, of Beverly
was in the city on business Wednesday
The Whipple Milling Co. held theil
first meeting Tues. electing the follow
ing officers: d. e. Smith, Sec. ant
Treasurer; Geo. 4. Smith, President
Directors, Henry Gruber, Peter Pfaif
Jas. w. Lankford, Daniel Gerber anc
Geo. A. Smith.
John Mulholland, who was brough
here from Beverly recently and placed
in the county Infirmary died in tina
institution of consumption Wednesda!
morning. He was 35 years of age ant
leaves four small children to be caret
for by friends. The remains wer,
taken to Beverly Wednesday afternoon
for burial.
For the benefit of Parkersburl
theatre-goers desiring to attend enter
tainments in Marietta, q special the
atre rate of 45 cents for the round tril
has been made by the B. & o. S. w.
to be in force on the occasion of an.
play in this city.
The Parkersburg Sentinel has TIN
following: Fireman j. H. Cabell of tn
B. & o. was the victim yesterday of
fendish act, which may result very
seriously. He was going east yester
day, firing on engine 1,342, and whel
the train was passing Long Run, som
one on the bank threw stone whicl
struck him in the left eye, cutting th
ball terribly. He was brought here oi
No. l, early this morning and DR.. Blu
baugh made an examination of the in
jury but is yet unable to determin
whether the sight will be destroyed.
The Ward property on Second 81
adjoining the Citizens Bank building
has been put on the market by j. A
Plumer & Son. The property consist
of full city lot and is very desirabi
location for business block 1t vii
be sold as a whole or in parts and vii
doubtless find ready sale.
! !, Members of Angusta Rebelsa
: Lodge, No. 27a, are requested to b
present Friday, Feb. IA, for the trans
' action of important .busifiess, by orde
ofN. g. "9a 9'Nd cog