Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-29
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY,. JAN. ae. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Judge Rood on tuesday committed
James Farley. the lad who assaulted
his step-mother, to the reform farm at
Lancaster. The lad is 13 years old.
Ed. Kidwell, who has been work.
ing for Mccormick in the Lima oil
fields, returned home Tuesday.
"A. II. Tracy closed the winter term
Of his dancing school Friday night, and
will give ball in the Mills building
this evening.
Mr.. sard Stowe, of Rainbow. was
in the city Tuesday.
"A car load of cabbage from Port
lane. Maine, arrived oyer the G. e. M.
Tuesday, consigned to E. j. Thornley,
e. Bro.
Receiver T. d. Dale left Tuesday
morning on business trip through the
east.
Mr.. c. e. Verges, of Lowell, was
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Our orchestra left this morning
oyer the c. & M. for Evansville and
Cambridge. They are booked for
concert at the former place tonight to-
morrow night at Cambridge and Fri
day night in this city. That they may
make as great hit financially as they
will musically is the wish of every Ma
riettian.
"A liquor dealers license was grant
ed Ruesday to George Griffin, who is
the agent in this city for the Pabst
Brewing Company.
In Probate Court Tuesday mar
riage license was issued to D. L. And
rews, of Morgan county, and Kate
Anderson, of Beverly.
The articles were signed at Sisters
vile last evening for another wrest-
ling match to take place in that city
on February 6, between Banks Wood
ford, of Clearfeld, Pa, who claims to
have won the middle weight champion
ship of Maryland, and Frank Ran
dolph, another middle weight cham
pion of the United States. The match
will be for $50 a side or as much more
as the principals may decide upon.
Emil Schmidt, proprietor of the
Exchange Hotel at Wheeling, was in
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Bukey came up
from Parkersburg Tuesday.
-Machinest Dan Weis, who suffered
| Z, cavara 1ooarot;on ~ h;s 6,rars o fo,,
weeks ago. has recovered sufficiently
to return to work for the Leidecker
Tool Co.
Mr.. Lou Hennegar, of Lowell,
whose daughter died of typhoid fever
and was buried last week. is i'll of the
same disease.
Bellstedt, there will be other attrac-
tive numbers on the program in the
concert next Friday evening: Mrs. W..
M. Hart in beautiful minuet Mrs.
W. II. Ebinger in charming waltz
song, with orchestra accompaniment:
also, Carl Becker and j. c, Arnold in
instrumental solos. Give the boys d
packed house.
j. II. Grafton left Tuesday morn
ing on business trip to Cincinnati.
William Hamer and wife are the
guests of friends in the city. Mr..
Hamer is engineer on passenger
train on the c. $. tS II. Ry.
Born, January 2Sth, to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Alexander, ten-pound
daughter.
Arthur w. Hayward, of Chicago
came in Saturday, from Boston, to visit
his sister, Mrs. NJ S. Leonard Fourth
street. He left this Tuesday morning
accompanied by Mrs. Leonard, for
visit at the ''old home farm" and
among relatives at Waterford.
w. Ii. Matthews, Deputy Inspector
of Workshops and mines for this dis
trict, died of consumption at his home
in GAINESVILLE Monday.
S. A. Coffman, who last week
bought Mr.. Finch's share OF the store
oil Finch & Biedel, of Fleming, on Mon
day bought the share of Mr.. Bedel
also, so that Mr.. Coffman is now sole
owner
Miss Sutherland, of Columbus, a
prominent instructor, will on Satur-
day morning of this week lecture at
the High School building on the sub
ject qualifications of Teacher" q,
Carrie Deems and Daisy McDaniels,
two swift young ladies from Parkers-
burg, were picked up on the streets
here last night by Detective Wendell
ken and taken before Squire Guyton.
The Justice ordered them to leave the
city before s O'clock this morning upon
pain of Imprisonment.
In Common Pleas Court Tuesday
Kate ID. Barrick, by her attorney, NJ
d. Follett, filed her petition for divorce