Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-28

TUESDAY, JAN. 2s, 800
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Regular meeting of c. 3. Gates w.
Il. G. tonight.
Robert Sniffen. of Columbus, was
visitor here yesterday.
-H.armar Lodge, No. 800. F. & A. M.
will banquet tonight at their lodge.
They will have one of the most elabo'
rate suppers ever served in Marietta.
DR. Waters is the latest telephone
subscriber, having put in a box yester-
day. His number is 1853.
Mrs. John Miller, who lives on
Sixth street. opposite the chair factory
offices, fell yesterday the, result of
stepping on peach sstbne, and broke
an arm.~ II was only last Saturday
that Mrs. Miller took splints off her
other arm which had been broken sew
eral weeks. previous
The Marietta-Beverly packet So
noma came down on her regular trip
Monday after tie-up of several weeks.
Mr.. j. II. Snodgrass is down from
newspaper work for several weeks.
He expects soon to accept permanent
position upon Columbus daily.
| Rev. Eben Pearce, who has been
the guest of his parent, Father Pearce,
returns today to his home at Long
Island.
The Sistersville Daily Drill has re-
considered it's decision to suspend, as
announced Saturday and will continue
to greet the people of the hustling lit
tie oil city every morning. The an
been a scheme of Brother Kitson to
find out what nice things would be
said about the Drill after it was dead?
Mr.. Elias Smith, of Sioux City, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon after
ten days visit with friends in this
city and vicinity.
Harry Athey has sold his restau-
rant on Butler street to Maggie How
ELL who will continue the business at
the old stand.
Mr.. A. w. Hayward, of Chicago,
Hayward the Hustler, returned Sat
urday from " trip through the east and
is visiting relatives at Waterford.
Treasurer G. ]. Lund showed us
some beautiful views of Havana, yes
terday. One of them, particularly,
shows the city from a commanding
point, and it is not only charmingly
picturesque, but is a substantial, big
city. Mr.. Lund visited HAVANA few
years ago.
-Ex-sheriff I. R. Rose was in the
city Monday.
Mrs. Laura McClosky, who accom-.
panied the remains of her mother
Mrs. Ward, to Pittsburg, returned
home Monday.
DR.. Coler is seriously ill of grippe,
at his home on the West Side
Deputy Food and Dairy Commits.
sioner d. w. Dye has brought suit
against F. D. Guckenheimer, of Cleye.
land, under the pure liquor law. The
case is set for hearing before Squire
Guyton February 7th. In little more
than a year as Deputy Commissioner
Mr.. Dye has presented almost a hun
dred cases and turned into the State
Treasury fines collected to the amount
of S2,1SS. In several cases judgments
are still pending against the defendants
and in some the fines and costs were
worked out. In Marietta City alone o.
persons convicted of selling impure
food and liquor have paid fines aggre
eating S6O5. The work of the food
commissioner in this section has beer
of undoubted benefit to the public. The
many retailers heretofore in the habit
of buying their goods heedlessly are
now purchasing of reliable manufac
turers only upon a written guarantee
of the purity of the goods handled.
The remains of Mrs. S. A. Fuller
who died at Portsmouth last week
were brought here for burial The in
terment took place at Oak Grove Gem
etery Monday. Concerning the de
ceased the Portsmouth Times says
MRS. Zernia e. Fuller died last eve
ming at $50 at the residence of her son
Andrew j. Fuller, on West Third
street. Mrs. Fuller had been i'll but o
few days, contracting heavy cold al
first, which settled on her lungs and
becoming complicated with heart
trouble, caused Eer death. She va
conscious to the end. Mrs. Fuller's
maiden name was Judd. She was born
and lived until Jew years ago in Ma
rietta She was married to Samuel A.
Fuller, who died in 1885. OF this union
four children survive-Albert, Andrew
j., Clara S., all of this city, and Orange
of Marietta. Mrs. Fuller became a
resident OF this city~saeveni years ago
making her home with her son And
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