Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-04
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY. MARCH a. $3.50
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. III. Angert lett Mon
dav for Cincinna on short visit with |
relatives.
Miss Rose Wellbrook, who has been
i'll for the past two weeks with sore
throat, is able to be about again.
Henry Bachus, of this city, will
leave this morning for GAINESVILLE on Il
short visit.
The Senior Club met last night with
DIR. Dickinson at his home on Fourth
street... esl, A ,al~e
Miss Blanche tDiltman, of ParkersI
burg, is the guest of Miss Minnie Low
cry, of the West Side.
Mr.. Henry Roeser has. purchased
from E. R. Alderman, the large dopble
house on the corner Of Fourth and
Butler streets. Consideration $4,000.
Deputy Marshal W. E. Mason and
Assistant U. S. District Attorney J. E.
Bruce, of Cincinnati, left Tuesday,
having been called here on business in
U. s. Commissioner Guyton's court
Stewart Martin, an inmate of the
County Infirmary died at that institu-
ton Tuesday morning of blood poison
ing. He was about IS years of age and
had been in the Infrmary about eight
months.
in Common Pleas Court the case Of
Ohio vs.. Lindsay, indicted for assault
and battery, has been continued to the
next term of court The case of Ohio
VS.. Whiting was passed to Tuesday,
March 10th.
"A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to Fred w. Wells, of Ogdens-
burgh. N. Y, and Lizzie Blaire, of Ma
rietta.
The case against VIM. Wright, Jr.,
of Gravel Bank, charged with selling
Intoxicating liquor without having
paid the special tax, was in hearing be-
fore Commissioner Guyton Tuesday.
The defendant was discharged.
Mrs. G. c. Hawkins and daughter
Emma, left Tuesday on a visit to
friends.
John German, who is employed by
Kelly, the carriage man, is suffering
from the effects of u sprained back.
Squire B. E. Guyton performed the
ceremony Tuesday which united in
marriage Mr.. Fred w. Wells, of Ogden
burg, N. Y, and Miss Lizzie Blaire, of
Sistersyille.
The E. O! Twiggs property on
Third street was purchased Tuesday
by j. W. Athey.
-Alcinda Ferguson VS.. William
Ferguson is the title of a divorce suit
fled in Common Pleas Court by the
plaintiffs attorney, B. E. Guyton.
-AIva Prentice, who will manage
the new shoe store on Putnam street,
arrived here Monday, having removed
his stock of shoes from Beverly, and is
now at work getting fixed up in the
new quarters.
Mrs. James McKenna, of the West
Side, celebrated her 62nd birthday
Thursday the 27th ult, at her home.
Her children and grandchildren ano
several others, 81 in all, were present
Some very nice presents were received
George Carnes, aged 16, of Goa
Run, was arrested by Marshal Parlir
Tuesday and arraigned before Mayor
: Palmer on the charge of cruelty to ami
mails. Carnes' offense dates back sever
al months, when he, with a boy named
e Wilson, sold two old horses to Streck
d ers Phosphate Works, incidentally get
d ting paid twice for them. A few hour:
t after disposing of the horses they tool
!. one of them out of the fielt
and rode it several miles up the Mus
d kingum, beating the horse unreason
n ably. Young Carnes pleaded guilty t.
the charge and was fined FIVE dollar
and costs
M. NJ. Rose leaves for Columbus to
J morrow to attend meeting of tn
Board of Pardons. The Elliot cas-
|. comes up for hearing at this session.
--Messrs. Reuben Butler and j. E
Covert, of Noble county, passe
through the city Monday night, hav
ing in custody an insane woman whor
they were taking to the Athens Stat
Hospital.
Mr.. N. Huber Booth, lately cor
nected with the Oil Well Supply Con
N panys store in this city, has take
u charge of the Company's business q
" Corning. His place here is taken b
his brother, Howard Booth
Carl Hovey, minor, was arraigne
before Mayor Palmer Tuesday on tn
charge of being in saloon, but h
proved that he was there on lawfl
business and was discharged.
4, MIR Nat M. Ancell died at h
II home on Sixth street at ten o'cloc