Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-21
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY. FEB. al. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Little 'Trixie.

city of Cambridge is seriously consider
ing the question of electric lighting.
They are having the same old discus
sion over the relative cost of private
and city ownership.
John E. Raney, of Waterford, gen.
eral agent of the Jarecki Chemical
Company, was in the city on business
Thursday
David Ewers met with an accident
Sy iwbieh he lostlthe index finger ,of
his right hand ,last. week. yHe was
with a saw mill down at Syracuse and
while running the saw his attention
was attracted elsewhere and the finger
was cut off at the middle joint t-Mata
moras Mail.
Mr.. John Blair, Jr., of Syracuse,
Ohio, is visiting his uncle, Mr.. ]. M.
Blair, West Side.
The Times Recorder tells of
GAINESVILLE masher who came to grief
at the hands of young lady he was
attempting to impress with his charms
he stopped to address some remarks to
the object of his attentions, the lady
let drive first with one hand, then with
the other, striking the gallant in the
face and smashing his glasses.
| Mr. Edward Kehl and Miss Edith
Zumbro, well known residents of Low
er Salem, were married in the Office of
DR.. J. c. Hardy at noon on Thursday,
February Goth. The ceremony was
performed by Squire b. E. Guyton.
DIR. j. c. Bartlett. of Manchester,
Ohio, is in the city at DIR. B. Z. Harts,
Front street. This is DIR. Bartlett's
first visit here for nine years and he
remarks numberless changes showing
the city's progress.
in the Chillicothe Daily Gazette we
notice: ''Mr Charles w. Rife, pros
porous grocer of Marietta, who was
formerly on the Daily Gazette staff,
but shook the newspaper business for
something more substantial, was in
the city today disguised as a million
aire, looking up old friends. Mrs. Rife
has been the guest of Mrs David G.
Rinehart, of south Mulberry street,
while Charlie has been at Circleville
visiting his parents Mrs. Rinehart is
from Marietta and she and Mrs. Rife
are old acquain tances."
Miss Emma Reynolds left Thursday
Ct. "a -
Michael Brown.
Mr.. o. L. Davis, prominent tray
cling man of Columbus, WINS in the city
on business Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gattrell of Newport,
died February 10th, at the advanced
age of 81 years. Funeral at Yankee
burg Friday afternoon at two o'clock,
sun time.
Mr.. G, NJ. Payne, Ticket Agent at
the Union Depot, was confined to the
house Thursday with severe attack
of grippe. Mr.. c. j. Vanvaley is fill
ing Mr.. Payne's position at the depot
during his illness.
Born, in this city, Saturday, Feb
ruary 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Kid
we'll, corner Fourth and Greene streets
son.
DIR. C. S. Gage, of Fairfield, was ir
the city on business Thursday.
MIR. j. II. Deming, an aged resident
of Fleming, is seriously ill and owing
to his advanced age, so years. is not ex
pected to recover. Mr.. Will Fleming
of the same place, is also under the
physicians care, being ill of malaria.
Invitations have been issued for {
dance to be given this evening in the
hall above Greenway's millinery store
Attorney T. A. Durbin, of Zanes
vile, was in the city on business Thurs
day.
Mr. j. s. Gillespie. Master of Trans
portation on the q. & o. r. Railway
was a business visitor in the city
Thursday.
"A change of ownership has taker
place in khe Bellevue hotel lease ant
business ny WHiCil 4hI. 4haiNSi bof
becomes the owner of Mr.. j. S. Pier
points interest in that popula
hostelry. Mr.. Smith retains his inter
ests as formerly. Mr.. Davis will give
his personal attention to the business
Mr. f. F. Oldham and little daugh
ter Frances arrived from Cincinnati
Thursday evening on a visit to rela
tives in this city.
Manager seipel has booked tn
Sherwood Concert Company IN Oper
Faust for the evening of March I'd.
James Sherman, the negro charges
with having assaulted little Lul
4, Wetherell at Parkersburg, was al
ralgned Thursday and his bond fixe
at $4,000, which he was unable to give
The date of the preliminary hearing
was set for Monday, March I'd.