Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-13

FRIDAY, NOV. Is. see
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

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Mrs. S. M. Campbell entertained a
number Of friends Thursday at dinner
at her home on South Third street.
--Ex.Treasurer E. w. Schofield, of
Iroaton, is in the city, the guest of
Capt j. b. Hovey, and looking after
business matters.
The funeral of Abraham Rech,
who died Wednesday, will take place
today at 10 a. m.
AT the Congregational parsonage
Wednesday evening Rev. c. e. Dickin-
son performed the ceremony which
united in marriage Mr.. Lee Walsh and
Marie Alston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou r. Vance, form
erly of Marietta, are visiting Mr..
Vance's parents in this city. They
will leave next week for Warren, where
Mr.. Vance has accepted dress depart
ment position in Smith, Dennison &
Co.'S large store. We are glad to learn
of his success in his chosen business
Guernsey Times.
"A pair of mules belonging to Ezra
Walker, of Little Hooking, got loose on
Tuesday night last and got on the rail-
rood near the west end of the bridge.
The fast train, going east about II
o'clock, struck them and carried them
clear across the bridge ana dumped
them or the east side.
"A gentleman from Bellaire has
about completed arrangements by
which he is to purchase the stock of
clothing of Mr.. Sam Sulzbacher, and
dispose of it in the store-room occupied
by Mr.. Sulzbacher.
Officer Posey leaves today on a
hunting trip to Torch, O., and the
members of the force are smacking
their lips in anticipation of the large
amount of savory game which he will
bring home with him, no matter what
it costs.
Mrs. Samuel Maloney died Wednes-
day evening at her home at the corner
diseases incident to old age. She was
SO years old and leaves husband and
one daughter, the latter being Mrs.
John Leonhardt. Funeral Saturday at
2:30 o'clock p. IN.
Some time ago Marshal Parlin locat-
ed Everett and George Barker, the two
boys under indictment in this county
for stealing bicycles, at Huntington,
Arkansas, where they were living with
relatives. 1t will be remembered that
they are two of four prisoners who
broke Jail last summer by digging their
way through solid brick wall. Mar
shal Parlin has been in communication
with the officers at Huntington and on
Thursday Everett, for whose conviction
there is reward offered of s25, was
placed under arrest A telegram re-
ceived states that George also will
soon be in custody. Prosecuting At
torney Preston will secure the neces-
sary requisition papers and Sheriff Dye
will GO to Arkansas to bring back the
prisoners.
Mrs. Mary B. Fearing, widow of the
late Silas Fearing, died Thursday
morning of diseases incident to old age
The funeral will take place from the
residence at $50 o'clock Saturday
morning.
"A number of members of the loca
lodge of Masons will attend the open
ing of the new Masonic Temple a
Parkersburg tonight.
The initiatory degree was conferred
at the regular meeting of Guttenb berg
Lodge No. S19 Thursday evening.
"A new plate glass window ha
been put in the front of Chas. Jones
store to replace the one recentl.
broken by missile thrown by som,
unknown party.
Miss Sadie Neill entertained
number of her friends at her home oil
Muskingum avenue Wednesday even
ing. Those present were Misses Ellis
Osterle, Athey, Lapham, Ogle, Buncl
and Baton. A very enjoyable evening
was spent.
Mrs. Fredericka Pfeiffer, widow O
the late Jacob M. Pfeiffer, died at he
home Thursday morning, the 18th
after an illness of oyer four years O
paralysis. The age of the decease
was eighty-four years, and she wa
a native of Germany. She leave
seven children and host of friend
to mourn her loss.
Miss Hope Wilhelm is sufferin
from an attack of diphtheria and tn
house has been quarantined.
Capt Mack Gamble, who has bee
out of the steamboat business for som
: time, is reported to be making plan
4 for a new packet for the Wheeling
Louisville trade. : Parkersburg Joul
nal. s@F 'i