Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-16
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, mAacn ,e, 1926
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


Haag on lower Front street, to Mr..
Haag for $4,000. The property has a
frontage of 20 feet and was owned by
Mrs. Pape.
Oscar Webster returned from Pitts
burg on the steamer Lorena last Sun
day night where he had been looking
at boat which he contemplated buy
ing. 1t did not suit him.-[Advance.
s,eUhion c. E, meeting Monday even,
ing, March 10th at 7:Ooyp; M, at West
Side Congregational Church Topic:
Summer Work for the Union" Ques-
tion Box, along the. line Of, the topic,
1t is desired that every society will be
we'll represented.
= Posters were received here yester-
day announcing the entrance of the
steamer II. X. Bedford into the Pitts
burg, Charleston and Gallipolis trade
making a round trip weekly, and pass
ing this port up on Wednesday and
down on Saturday. Her officers are
Capt. Gordon c. Green, master and Fl.
E. Beran, clerk. She passed down on
her first trip Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dickey, who
live near Churchtown, are both serious
ly' ill. M
Paul P. Lyon, L. E. Maxson and F.
c. Percival, Of Sistersville, were guests
at the BELLEVUE Saturday.
Fred Drake came in Friday from
GAINESVILLE and was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. j. Hathaway, leaving Sat-
urday afternoon for home.
United States Commissioner B. E.
Guyton occupied the court room Satur-
day in the hearing of the case of the
government against Watson Bayliss
and Alex Burgy, charged with robbing
the Lundville postoffice. Deputy
Marshal w. E. Mason appeared for the
government and Squire Collett de.
Tended the prisoners After the exam
ination of a number Of witnesses Bay
liss and Bergy were bound over to the
U. S. court in the sum of $500
each. They will appear before the u.
s. grand jury at Columbus in June.
"A man giving his name as Earl
johnson, of Parkersburg. was arrested
and locked up for drunkenness Satur-
day night. A solitary tramp was also
taken care of by the officers and will be
interviewed by the Mayor this morn
ing: Il
Count Francesca Cuenot sends word
to the Leader that on Tuesday, the
18th, he will celebrate his - birth
day. and will be glad to have his
friends remember him. In the matter
of presents he is receptive in the ex-
treme, and no doubt will take any
thing from dare to an offense; and
we would quickly wager that the edge
of his good nature will not be turned
by whatever may be offered. Here's
to you, Count. Long may you wave,
and may your sunshine continue to
keep the cobwebs out of Baum's Barb.
cry!
"A meeting of the signers of the
mortgage note in the Piano Works
matter, who, through Mr. Torpy, as
Trustee, purchased the works at Re-
ceivers' sale Saturday, will meet some
time during the week to determine
what disposition will be made of the
property.
Miss Dolly McGee, of Parkersburg,
is the guest of Miss Name Backes,
Sixth street.
| Sunday afternoon Officer Posey ar
rested John Curtis, at the home of his
father Ben Curtis, Eighth street, TO,
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
The father of young Curtis had him
locked in room when the officer ar
rived.
Saturday morning Mr.. d. B. Torpy
as Trustee of the boiler works fund
telegraphed Messrs. Hughes Bros.
Leidecker and associates, at Butler,
notifying them that the abstracts o.
title to the site would be completed
Monday and the Trustees ready tc
receive them. On the same day a let
ter was received from Butler stating
that the gentlemen would be here
Monday night
r. c. Carpenter and wife, of Sisters
vile, are guests at the Bellevue.
We noticed in Fridays Cincinnati
Enquirer that Mr.. Will Dodge, {
travelling man well known in this par
of the world, is about to embark in {
new venture-that of matrimony
The announcement of his engagement
to Miss Duff, of Avondale. will b.
made at an early date.
Some people are already getting
themselves in a condition of worry owe
this big snow; but pshaw, what's tn,
useP Wait until it has rained ten day
or SO, and then a little worriment ma,
be justified. ~ As