Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-20
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1896
Personal AND LOCAL.

-Ihe case OF OhlO VS.. Wlll1a n dart,
Of Beverly, who is charged with steal
ing corn, was taken from Mayor Mil
lers to Squire Hayward's court on a
change of renue and will be heard Fri
day.
Saturday evening Squire B. E,
Guyton performed the ceremony which
united in marriage Mr. William Slack
and Miss Clara Spindler. At the Pro-
bate Judges Office Monday the same
officer made happy the hearts of John
L. Hickinbottam and Miss Harriet
BrowklBy joini5s fhetnfin The holy
bonds, ~.
Martin, Yester ct al, tried in iCommqp'
Pleas Court Monday, the jury returned
in favor of the plaintiff for s156.sO.
/, Tho plat for the Choral Society is
now open, at the Marietta Book Store.
Tickets 30 cents and 25 cents. No ex-
ira charge for reserved seats.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Mccormick, of
Lima, spent Sunday in this city with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Deeren and left
Monday for Macksburg.
e E. Hummiston and VIM. Win
don, of Macksburg, were in the city on
business Monday.
"A social dance was held Monday
evening at Wehrs' Hall, Front street.
I'm Squire Guyton's court Monday
Mrs Rosa Hunter made complaint
against Miss Matte Weinheimer, of
the West Side schools, for whipping a
daughter of the former. Miss Vein
heimer appeared before the Justice
and waived examination.
Deputy U. s. Marshal w. E. Mason
was in the city Monday on business.
Watson Bayliss and Alex Bergy,
charged with robbing the Lundyille
postoffice, will be taken to Columbus
this morning to await the action of the
U. S. grand jury.
Ed. Mellin, recently arrested on an
old charge of selling liquor in Jackson
county, w. Va, without having paid
the special government tax, will be
taken to Parkers burg on a bench war.
rant for trial. q e a@t -
The Steamer Hudson passed uf
the Ohio with good trip Monday
night, being several hours late on ac.
count of low water. Unless heavy
rains are soon Forthcoming the big
boats will be compelled to tie up
The Finch property on the corner
of Market and Franklin streets, West
Side, has been purchased by the Eure.
ka Investment Company, who will re-
pair the old building and erect two
new ones on the lot at once. The Com
pany is composed of G. ]. VanValey,
F. l.. Alexander, E. e. Finch, H. E.
Hennis. - }tTtf nv
Mr.. Frank Colbert, of the Oil We'll
Supply Store at Sistersville, and Book
keeper, Mitchell, of the National Sup
ply Company, Waverly, spent Sunday
in the city.
Mr.. Henry Shaw leaves in a few
days to work in the Oil Well Supply
Company's store at Corning.
Two carloads of the structural,
iron for the new boiler works plant
have arrived and four others are now
in transit. The men who will erect
the structure are here awaiting the ar
rival of the material and will go tc
work at once when it is all in. The
main building is under contract to be
completed by June'4th.
Mrs. w. II. Cole was called tc
Whipple Monday by the serious illness
of her aunt, Mrs. Hazen, who is faI
advanced in years.
"Wednesday, May sOth, the ladie.
of G. b. Gates Woman's Relief Corps
will give an excursion to Blennerhas
set on the Steamer Barnsdall.
Sunday afternoon the dwelling
house of Willard Hall, near Salem
was destroyed by fire of unknown
origin. A large part of the household
furniture was saved. The loss on the
building was about $1,000. with no in
surance.
The dedication of the New Mata-
moras Baptist church will occur June
nth.
The 5000 Estey piano which ar
rived on the B. & o. yesterday will bt
used at the Choral Society concert or
Friday evening. 1t is furnished by the
Stevens Organ Company.
Warrants have been issued in May
or's court for the arrest of Moses
Schuman and Sid Geren on the charge
of disorderly conduct
The front of Mrs. Emma Wolfram.
building on lower Front street will b.
torn down and a new one put in ex
actlY sim ,tS'tsat of VI Ff%aafsi,