Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-08

ietta yesterday on their way home
from Borland Springs, where Mr.. Dunn
BILE had been receiving treatment for
stomach trouble.
Misses Lucy and Mamie Shaw, of
Parkersburg, are guests of relatives in
the city.
MY. L. r. Chaplin, of Toledo, is in
the city.
Mr. Ben Rauch, of Parkcrsburg,
was in the city Monday making prep
arations for the opening of the new
clothing store on Lower Front street.
Born, Sunday evening, December
9th, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Shower,
daughter
announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Mr.. Henry Best and Miss Myr-
tie Williams, to occur Thursday eve
ming.
DR.. Thad Reamy, of Cincinnati, is
the guest of relatives in the city.
See the dolls and millinery opening
at the Bazaar of Nations.
Many of the boats that went no
farther than Cincinnati during the
recent rise are expected back today.
Those which went as far as Louisville
left that city on their retuan trip Sat
urday. With the exception of the ac-
cidents at the Louisville and Nashville
railroad bridge at Cincinnati, the trip
has been lucky one. On account of
the false work pnt up in repairing that
bridge both the Rescue and the Pacific
No. 2usank barge, the Carrier was
damaged and trouble was caused to
the boats which did not get through
safely AS the distractions were or
dered to be taken away before the
fleet arrived, the coal operators will
likely sue for damages AS the river
is rapidly falling, the returning boats
may have some difficulty in getting
into the harbor with their empties.
"A daughter was born Sunday uight
to Mr. and Mrs John Gerken, Wes
Side.
China for decorating. All sorts o
pretty things. See them at Mrs. c. w
Holz'G, 2S6 Front st.
Mound Tent No 1922, Knights o
the Maccabees, at their meeting helC
Thursday eve. December s, elected th
following officers for the ensuing term
Sir Kt. Past Com, VIM. c. Brooker; 81
, IIt. Com, w. d. Strain; Sir Kt. Lieut.
Com, Geo. Chamberlain; Sir Kt. Chap
lain, II. f. Wolfe; Sir Kt. Il. X, G. L
Bowers; Sir Kt. f, X, w. j. Gruber
Sir Kt Sgt, C. E. Bell; Sir Kt. Phys.
L. II. Cisler; Sir Kt. NJ. A., JAS. Griffith
: Sir Kt. 1st NJ. g., Fred Chamberlain
. Sir Kt. 2nd NJ. c., T. M. Coyey; Sir IL
Sentinel, W. II. Coyey; Sir Kt Picket
Samuel La Fever
: "A young clothing salesman, who's
initials are Fred Kremer, distirguishe
himself Monday by eating, at one ST
c ting, on a wager, two dozen crcar
c puffs Fred demonstrated that he is
> a lad of capacity, but he will probabl
U meyer enjoy again the taste OF crear
, puffs.
y Go to the Bazaar of Nations for you
u Christmas puddings.
= Mrs. e. t. Wuff, of Cincinnati, a
" expert palmist, will be in the gips
tent at the Bazaar OF Nations. BE SUI
Il and see her.
The Supreme Court of Ohio hi
u ho,1oJ lo,rp n Iacie;op of ,nunb in "a
u est to oil men and one by which NJ
L. Diarca A. Dye, of this county, is almo
T. Sc 600 better off than he would ha'
N been had the decision gone again
10 him The case was carried up fro
N the Common Pleas Court of this coun
and was known as Diarca A. Dye v
If w. II. Vaudeville and others. NJ
10 Dye sold to the defendants about fl
+. years ago oil leases in Newport tow
ship for which he received $500 in ca
and in the event that the first Ber
i, wells should produce an average of
9. barrels each for 80 days after comp
: tion, he was to receive $4,000. L
al wells were drilled and for the fiji
80 days fell below the specified averag
Upon being shot, however, they pl
IL duced the required amount of oil a
Il Mr. Dye claimed his $4,000. The
!" PENDANTS contested on the ground tn
: a Berea we'll is completed when sh'
~ but the Common Pleas Court decid
III that we'll in this sand is not compile
ei until shot and the Supreme Coz
affirms the decision. The $4,000, wi
of interest to date makes Mr.. Dyes JUG
ed ment amount to s5,700. His attorne
at were Nye & Follett, of this city.
er
The Base Bail League.
oh When the hour arrived Monday e.
M ming for the meeting of the baseb