Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-12

THURSDAY. NOV. y, 1896


PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Mr.. E. r. Alderman expects to
leave in few days on business trip
to Texas.
Mr.. Leo. Wolff, of Wheeling, is in
the city, registered at the Bellevue.
Engineer Fellsel who is surveying
route for. the proposed bridge across
the Ohio, will probably complete the
survey today and leave for his home at
Pittsburg. Mr.. Felkel is very hopeful
of the ultimate success of the project
and feels certain that steam and elec-
trio bridge for railroads, and also
vehicles and foot passengers, would
pay a handsome return ON the invest
ment.
The Gypsy German at the Auditor
ium Wednesday evening drew fair
sized audience and was we'll received.
The company, though small, is good
one and gave very enjoyable enter
tainment
Engine No. 73 was taken out
dead" Wednesday and will receive q
thorough overhauling at the shops.
The Marietta-O. s. U. football
game to be played at Columbus on Sat-
urday, November 21st, is the source of
much discussion among the lovers of
the sport in this city. An effort will
be made to get special excursion
train for the occasion.
The young fellow who was arrested
Tuesday night for stealing a package
from the United States Express COM
pany was released Wednesday, Agent
Hennis refusing to prosecute. 1t ap-
peared upon investigation that the boy
was not of sound mind.
The many friends of Charlie Snyre
will be pleased to know that he success
fully passed the State Board examina-
tion, recently held in Cleyeland, and
has accepted position as head pre-
scription clerk in Averbeck's Drug
Store at Youngstown, o.
Mr.. Fred Moore, of Columbus, is
the guest of friends in the city.
The delegation of Councilmen who
have been attending the meeting OF
the Ohio Valley improvement Associa-
tion at Pitts burg, will return today on
the Steamer Hudson.
Attorney Chas. A. Ludey left at
1925 Wednesday plight on business
trip to New York city.
AT the M. e. parsonage at one
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Mr.
Jacob w. Bayer and Caroline Remmy
of Jackson county, W. Va, were united
in marriage by Rev. M. w. Acton.
The sad intelligence was received
Wednesday of the death of Miss Annie
Dye, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. w
Dye. The deceased was about 25 years
of age and at the time of her deatf
was receiving treatment in Columbus
Hospital for spinal trouble.
-Ronlnyne Carpenter, the two-year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. DaYid Carpen
ter, West Side, died of pneumonia Wed
nesday morning.
Miss Helen Chamberlain will Civ,
chrysanthemum card party this after
noon to a number of her lady friends
Engineer Edmund Moeser, of Zanes
vile, was in the city on business Wed
nesday.
"A number of Marietta Shriners will
leave today for Wheeling to participate
in special meeting of the order to
night.
j. A. Plumer & Son sold Wednes
day the lot of E. F. Hill. on Scamme
street, above Fourth, to Fl. f. Kraft
who will erect fine residence in thu
near future. Consideration $1,000.
Mr.. R. C. Dawes returned Wednes
day afternoon from Pittsburg, wher'
he attended the meeting of the Ohi'
Valley Improvement Association.
Mr.. William Curry is seriously il
at his home on Wooster street
The Barlow NJ. Z. Aid Society will
give social at Mr.. Chas. Bells Thurs
day afternoon and evening, Noveinbe
18th. All invited.
There will be no meeting of th'
Muskingum Farmers Club this week.
-Messrs. ]. D. Strauss and c. r
Elston of the Pioneer Mill, are on tn,
sick list, and are not able to be at bust
ness.
The Trustees and Directors of thu
Woman's Home met Wednesday after
noon at Mr.. Cadwallader's, to see wha
means could be devised to raise none,
for the street paving assessment. If i
were possible it would be righteous
act to remit the assessment
Mr.. John Schauweker. of st
Marys. w, Va, was in the citv on bust