Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-12


being of insufficient size to accommo-
date the remains of Mrs. King, the re-
mains of Capt. King were disinterred
and the grave sunk deeper to allow
both to be buried in it. In raising the
metallic casket containing Capt Kings
body, and which was buried about S3
years ago, the remains were looked at,
and found to be in very good condition.
So much so that they were easily rec
Iognizable. 1t was a strange. though
satisfactory sight for the relatives who
saw their ancestor who died before
some of them were born. The uniform
in which Capt King was buried was in
a good state of preservation, and the
features were in condition almost as
good as at the time of burial
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Lucy Glines Metcalf,
daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Net
calf. and Mr.. L.. A. Zeigler, of the
American Express Company's Office,
this city. The happy event will occur
next Thursday at the BRIDES home on
Fourth street. The Leader joins in the
congratulations due from the popular
young couples many friends.
Capt. j. b. Haight returned Friday
evening from visit at GAINESVILLE.
Joe Mattox, of Nelsonville, was in
the city on business Friday.
-Chas A. Ludey was at Waverly
Friday on business.
Mr.. J. NJ. White, who has been
reading law for the past year in the
Office of M. D. Follett, will leave today
for Louisville, KY, where he will con-
tinue his studies.
Mr.. George Heddleson and Miss
Clara Williamson were married at
Grandview, Sept. 10th, by Rev. ]. A.
Risden.
An oil man named Cox, from
Waverly. was fined 50 and costs Friday
for drunkenness
Mr.. Charles McGarry, trusted
clerk in Friedman's clothing store, and
one of the most prominent young men
of Caldwell, and Miss Winnie Belford,
the very accommodating and pleasant
post office assistant, and one of our
) most charming young ladies' were
) united in marriage at the home of the
! brides parents. about one mile north
of Caldwell, at five o'clock last Sunday
evening. Noble Co. Rep.
Cambridge defeated GAINESVILLE Fri.
day by score of to 1, CASTOR and
Jones pitching.
ELLA Bodemar has filed suit in Com
mon Pleas Court asking damages frou
VIM. E. Caskey for selling liquor to he,
husband, Fred Bodemar. The amour
: claimed is $1,000.
The Marietta Parkersburg game to
day will end the SERIES If Parkersbure
wins it the two teams will be tied, hav
ing then won seven games each.
VIM. Layner, of Beverly, was il
city Friday to take charge of his younl
son who had run away from home ant
= was captured here by the police Thurs
:, day night. The boy is incorrigibl
= and will probably be sent to the In
' dustrial school az Lancaster.
"A number of Marietta veterans ar
making arrangements to attend the re
~, union of the Army of West Virginia a
Gallipolis September 10th and 18th
The meeting of the S6th Ohio will b
held on the 18th.
Mr.. c. A. Kreps, of Parkersbure
q was in the city yesterday evening cal
- ing on friends.
q Mr.. James Graham, of Grafton
1. was in the city yesterday.
It The regular County Examinatio
'r for Teachers will be held today at I'll
d High School at 10 cloak a. m.
Mrs. Chas. McIllyer left this afte
- noon for cambridge to visit relatives.
,r MIR. Jacob Dillon, of Mackburl
,t was business caller in town Friday.
ID Miss Shauafelt, who has been yisi
ing the Misses Meredith, left yesterds
TO afternoon to visit friends in Beverly.
Mr. Chas. Hall, class of '99, has r
U turned to college to complete his cours
in
In Common Please course Frids
transcript from Squire Palmer's cou
- was filed in the bastardy case of Eff
Smith VS.. Theo. Robertson. In ca
of the same nature of Mary Jane Hur
In mel VS.. George II. Hoffman the defen
IN ant pleaded guilty and was sentence
VI to pay $500.
~ League Games.