Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-05
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 8. 1906
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

In Common Pleas Court tuesday |
divorce was granted to Esther Hayes,
of Newport, on the ground of the will
| full absence of her husband, David |
Hayes. The plaintiff is IA years of
age.
Married, Tuesday evening, Febru-
ary 4th, by the Rev. Geo. r. Gear, Mr. |
Marcellus Seey and Miss Nettie L.
Severance, both of this city. The
wedding was performed att o'clock, at
the home of DR.. Gear. The bride is
we'll and favorably known in this city
and county, having been for several
years past an efficient and popular
saleslady in S. r, Turner & Co. IS store.
The groom is a fine young man in the
employ of e. J. Lobdell. The Leader
extends congratulations.
"A. M. Agin left Yesterday for Vim
cent to visit friends and relatives.
From there he will go to Watertown
for few days.
Mr.. v, N. Bowie has been elected
manager of the College football team
for 1896.
MIR. John G. Morris, of Beverly,
was in the city Tuesday, the guest Of
his brother Willis Morris.
Mr.. Charles Sayre, formerly clerk
in the Corner Drug Store, recently
graduated from the Chicago School of
Pharmacy. He stood second in class
of 1862
In Squire Guyton's court Tuesday
Herman Muhlbach brought suit against
NJ. T. Dawson to recover S12 alleged to
be due for rent.
M. T. Dawson has sold his saloon
and restaurant business on Putnam
street to John Lawrence, formerly bar
tender for p. j. Donnelly.
Mr.. Jacob Miller, an old resident,
died at Newells Run last Saturday of
consumption. He was 62 years of age
and leaves wife and six children, one
of whom is Mrs. Henry Wendelken, of
this city. The funeral took place at
the residence on Tuesday at ten o'clock
a. m.
Mrs, James Creelman returned
from Washington yesterday afternoon.
Miss Louisa Pitzer, of Lower Sa-
lem, has been visiting her sister here,
: Mrs. Herman Muhlbach.
Mr.. William Lofiiand, of this city,
received telegram Tuesday stating
that his son Will, who is connected
with the Calumet Gas Company at Chi
cago, had met with an accident and
was seriously injured. Mrs. Doug
3 Pattin and Miss Hattie Loffland left
Tuesday afternoon for Chicago.
Mr.. Silas 7. Phillips of Lorraine,
Ohio, is in the city, the guest of his
brothers, Joseph and Jonas. He will
leave for home to-day. For the past
five years he has been in California.
Mr. d. II. Mellor will be associated
with Mr.. S. A. Coffman as partner in
the merchandising business at Flem-
ing.
Born, Sunday, Feb. ., to Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Thompson, south Sixth
street, daughter.
Miss Gertrude Nelly, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w, r.
Grimes, for two weeks returned to her
home at Parkersburg yesterday.
--Rollo Putnam moved his queens
ware store Tuesday to 12lH Greene
street.
President Simpson, of the College,
returned last night from Toledo.
General Freight Agent II. c. Vim
cent, of the r. &, o. C. Ex., left at 1:25
left last night for Cincinnati on busi-
ness trip.
e. w. Page, General Passenger
a Agent of the c. & NJ. Ry,, was in the
$ city Tuesday.
o The case of the city against Dan
: Hill, for selling liquor on Sunday, will
be tried in Mayors court at o. a. m. to-
: day.
The regular monthly meeting of
- the Woman's Home management will
be held at the residence of Mrs Rol-
ston at three o'clock this afternoon.