Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-04

MoMpAY. May 4. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

scene of his new labors.
Born, Saturday, May 2d, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ancell, Sixth
street.
Two lots on Fairview Heights we're
sold Saturday to Sarah II. Mellor ana
j. P. Mcconnell.
Auditor w. A. Patterson was at
zadesyilless Saturahy attending the
eatihSof ithes s.Ayditorssef m Morghns
Iwasbihgton end, MpskingNm cosantiss'
to appraise the 2. & o. R. railroad.
Miss Myra: Sloan left Saturday for
Cincinnati on Visit to her brother,
Herbert.
Mrs. r. w. Richardson and little
son leave this morning for ST. Paul,
MINI, on a visit to relatives.
"A male occupant of one of the West
Side shanty boats, too drunk to give his
name was locked up Saturday night
and will be interviewed by the Mayor
this morning.
Mr.. Lou Zentz and bride returned
on the Virginia last night from their
bridal trip.
For several hours Saturday night
the friends and relatives ten-year-old
Miss Sewers, daughter of Captain
Sewers, Of Williamstown, were very
much exercised over young lady's dis
appearance. She had come to Marietta
to visit at John Schnauffer's aud start
ing to go home in the evening found
the ferryboat on the West Virginia
side and thought it had stopped rum
ming for the night. Expecting that
she would not be able to get home un-
til morning she went to Mrs. Harvey's
on Third street, where she was found
about midnight after a systematic
search of several hours by the police
and friends interested.
There will be meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the Athens State
Hospital today, to close up some un-
finished business.
The Cecilia Club will meet this
afternoon at Mrs. Chas. II. Turner's,
Fifth street. 1t is to be the last meet
ing of the season, and "Gfieg" pro.
gramme will be rendered.
"A certain young lady in this connty
is today wearing bicycle chain lock
as necklace, or has resorted to the
file to remove it. Sunday well known
young man of the city rode his bike in.
to the country and called upon young
lady friend. During their conversa-
tion he playfully threw the chain of
his bicycle lock about her neck and
locked It. The incident was forgotten
before he terminated his call and he
came home minus his lock with the
key in his pocket. His CONSERVATION
is easier imagined than described when
he discovered the loss of the chain and
remembered the predicament in which
he had left the young lady. He will
send out the key by special messenger
today
Prof. M. R. Andrews was at Lower
Salem Saturday holding an examina'
tion of applicants for teachers certifi
Gates. The class numbered 23. Exam
nations were also held at Marietta
and Barlow. Ia
| Mrs. Alice Hogan is expected to re
turn home today from Chicago. where
she has been visiting her daughter
Miss Alice.
| Mr.. George H. Eells arrived with
his bride from Leavenworth. Kansas
at 6:4O Saturday evening. The happy
couple will reside at Mrs. Rober
Gates, Fourth street, where they have
a suite of rooms. George was busy al
day Sunday receiving the congratula
tions and best wishes of his numerous
friends.
Ralph Hill, the young son of Mr.
L. P. Hill, of the Oil Well Supply Com
pany, fell from horse at Vincent Sat
urday and was seriously injured. Hi
collar bone was broken, his head badl,
bruised and it is feared that he sus
tanned internal injuries. He wa
brought to Marietta on the noon trail
and taken to his parents home ol
Second street The latest report w
have is that the boy is getting aloni
nicely.
1t is remarkable the number of bi
cycles that have been sold in Mariett
SO far this season. A, D. Alderman
who is the pioneer dealer here and VIII
has sold wheels for twelve years, re
ports an unprecedented sale, NOR
than any other dealer, having sold an
delivered over fifty in this. city an
surroundingscountry. He is peculiarl
Fff%tsnate the hness he Yfasdlss, av
iHs-the 4fls~siand;-RefhihgtSn MctS.
Telegram and Muskingum, all well
, KhdEn mslkesswhich havefgiven tn
tbest 6f satisfaction in past years.
purchaser of one of these makes feel