Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-29
N ARIETTA DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY. July ae. 1896


er Sonoma to leave the Putnam street
landing at o'clock. Round trip, in
Gliding admission to the island, soc,
children's ticket zoe. Good music has
been engaged.
Mrs. Rev. r. d. Wheatley of Lock-
land, O., is the guest of Mrs. Bartlett,
Muskngum avenue.
The Warren Chapel NJ. e. social
will be held in the church Saturday
afternoon and evening, August 1st.
All invited.
Phillip Faus was seriously injured
at j. M. Gerkens cabinet shop Tuesday
afternoon by getting his left hand
caught in joiner. The middle finger
was severed. The wound was dressed
by Or. McKim.
&C. w. Kaueff, who lives east of the
city. swore out an affidavit yesterday
in Squire Guyton's court, charging
Charles Cisler with an assault, the ma
turc of which was the use of BAD and
abusive language toward Kaueff, and
a challenge to fight.
Miss Virginia Hall is expected to
arrive in the city Thursday of this
week. She will be the guest of Mr..
R. d. Cooke, Wooster street.
Miss Harriet and Jessie Follett are
spending few days with Miss Emma
Mueller, at Sand Hill.
The Diamond Pants Co. will re-
sumo work today after shut down of
two weeks
The Crescent we'll No. on the Cole
| farm at Sand Hill came in Tuesday
morning and after being shot made a
showing for 15-barrel producer.
The tools were recovered Tuesday
and drilling will be resumed immed-
ately.
District Lecturer j. G. Preston
went up to New Matamoras Tuesday
evening to inspect the Masonic lodge
at that place in his official capacity
Other visitors from this city were E. O.
Twiggs and Treasurer Lund. Elegant
refreshments were served and the eve
ming was delightfully."- spent.
The Police committee of Council in
spected the city prison Tuesday with a
view to making a report on the advisa-
bility of erecting one or more iron cells
in the main cell room.
If you want to go down to the ball
game to-day, at Parkersburg, the most
convenient way to get there is to take
passage on the Catharine Davis. She
leaves the Marietta wharf at 1 o'clock,
and returns Immediately after the game
is finished.
Word was received in this city
Tuesday afternoon announcing the
death of Mr.. Warner Greene, in Wash
ington, on the above mentioned day.
Mr.. Greene had been i'll for quite a
long time, and had applied himself too
closely to his la bors in the Postotfice
Department. The remains will be
brought to Marietta for burial. Mr..
Greene spent the last years of his life
in Washington, where he was valued
for his general all round knowledge,
and capacity. He was one of the most
expert accountants Marietta eyer pos
sessed and a number of our business
men got their knowledge of business
from his skillful teaching. His numer'
GUS friends in Marietta and Washing
ton County will be panied to learn ot
his death.
The funeral of Nelson Gray, who
was killed Saturday last by falling
from tree, will occur today at 9 o'clock
from the home on upper Fifth street.
Miss Mary McMaster, who has beer
visiting here for some time past. ex
3 poets to return home to Charleston OF
Saturday of this week.
Born, Monday, July 27th, to Mr.
and Mrs. George Bright, Lancaste
street, daughter.
Mr.. Chase Shepard, of the Nationa
Supply store, is off duty, taking hi
: vacation.
z DIR. j. 7. Jones, of the College, i
in Cincinnati on business.
Born, Tuesday, July 2sth, to MI
and Mrs. Robert Wellspring, Mario
street. a daughter.
-Schnaufer Bros & Berry's we'll Nc
o on John Hoffman, on Long Run, cam
i, in Tuesday at 625 feet, and promise
to be good for 25 barrels per day. Sh
WILDE shot to-day.
}. Cleveland and Marietta Ry., 10,
rate excursion to Niagara Falls, Augus
GOTH, via Cleyeland, Ohio and ne,
}, steamer City of Buffalo Return limi
five days
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