Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-28
h ARIEI1A DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY. su.Y as. 1890
PEk s0SAL aHp LOCAL.

er, Helen Curtis, Blanche Leeper and
merry party that left last week on the
Keystone State for Ravenswood, re-
turned by rail Monday. All are de-
lighted with the hospital ble treatment
they received while in that city.
Miss Flora Christy and Miss Ella
Leedom, Of Cincinnati, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. +. d. Saunders.
The Marietta Transfer Company
will answer all calls for the Ohio River
at Williamstown.
Ben Dye and Tom Lotfiand were
arraigned before Mayor Meisenhelder
Monday on the charge of fighting. The
former pleaded guilty and the latter
not guilty. Dyes sentence was post
poned until the hearing of Loffland,
which will occur Wednesday.
In Probate Court Monday an appli-
cation was filed for the readmission of
Annette II. Waters to the State Hospi.
tai for the insane. The lady was dis
charged in 1889 from the institution at
Athens, but since July 10th has been
mentally unbalanced to such degree
that her read mission is imperative.
AT the office of County Clerk Nc
Way Monday morning Antonio Brown,
of independence township, and Ellen
Ellis, of this city were made one by
Squire B. e. Guyton.
Squire b. E. Guyton has removed
to Sixth street, the second house below
Washington.
Monday morning the seven year
old daughter of Mr.. Alden, who lives in
the neighborhood of Eighth and War
rem streets, took carbolic acid by mis-
take, thinking it was another drug.
Luckily none of the poison passed into
her stomach, but her mouth was badly
burned and her condition is quite SER
ious, though not dangerous.
Mr. j. L. Guyton, who, for the past
43 years, has been employed as engineer
at the Chair Factory, resigned his posi-
tion Monday. Forty-three years of
continuous service in the employ of one
firm is certainly proud record.
Between Greene and Butler Street
Monday ground was broken for the
Third street paying.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Gephart, who has been seriously
i'll, is improving.
Mrs j. King returned to her home
at East Liverpool Monday morning.
Mr.. Ed. Hill left Monday morning
for Colum bus.
Mr.. John Bickert and family are
home from Cleveland where they at
tended the Centennial of the founding
of that city.
Miss Nettie Hathaway, daughter of
j. G. Hathaway, Chillicothe, is visiting
the family of S. j. Hathaway, Third
street.
Augusta R. d. Lodge, No. 272, l. o
o. f. will picnic at Blennerhassett Is
land Wednesday, July Goth. Arrange
ments have been made with the Steam
er Sonoma to leave the Putnam street
landing at o'clock Round trip, in
cluding admission to the island, 35c,
children's ticket zoe. Good music has
been engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bosworth and
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Monday for Connersville, Ind, where
they will remain several weeks, the
guests of relatives.
The wedding of Miss Martha j.
Trickle, of Cutler, and Mr.. Gus. W.
Halleman, of Chicago, is announced tc
| take place at the residence of DR.. e. II
Trickle, at noon, August 10th. After
August 18th Mr.. and Mrs Hallemar
will be at home to their friends al
395 Central Park Boulevard.
The Misses Leonard, who have been
visiting Mrs. S. R. Turner, expect tc
leave today for their home/at Cam
bridge, Mass.
Special meeting of c, b. Gates Wo
mans Relief Corps this evening.
Can anyone tell us what is the mat
ter with the fish that have been sc
numerous and SO easily caught since
the water began to recede? The fish
for reason that seems unaccountable
seem to want to come to the surface
and are easily killed with an oar ol
stick. The boys have been busy catch
ing the fish in the manner stated. Iti:
said by those who have had the occa
sion to notice, that the water seems tc
be foul as well as very muddy.
-Nicknames will hang on, and tt
provo how thoroughly they will bt
grounded in some cases we refer to the
Marietta Directory just issued, wherein
the name of Frank Lasure appears al
Frank "Smiler" He is the only one o
the Smiler family in the city.
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