Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-31
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY. JAM..ai. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mr.. Chris. Weyrich, who was born
and raised in Marietta, died at an early |
hour Thursday morning of typhoid
He was 35 years of age and
leaves wife. He was well known
member of Manhattan Tribe No. S5, I.
o. r. N. and will be buried with the
honors of that order. The funeral
will take place from the lower German
church on Saturday at p M, sun
time.
Mrs. Martha Dye, widow lady
living ip, Williamstown,, died early
fl{ahrsday ihornihE after al long illness
Oh eonsumpsion. ilshe was as, years,9fI
age and, eayes one. child Funeral at
wiIliamstown M. E. church Friday atf
5 p M, sun time.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Lord, Fifth
street, celebrated Master Georges
ninth birthday in a most charming
manner Wednesday by gathering the
boys young friends and schoolmates to
the number of 80, in their handsome
home. 1t was a surprise to the young
host, aud it was happy sight to see
the lads and lassies gathered around
the four-leaved.clover table, loaded
with good things and bright with rib
bons and tapers. A birthday cake, up
on which were thirty little dolls, Gre
ated much excitement. The games
and dances of the little ones were en-
joyed by many older ones who were
glad to make the young folks happy.
The wish was:
Georges life would span maay day
Each growing brighter as they roll away.
Thursday forenoon Mr.. William NJ.
Fisher and Miss Martha Baldwin, two
we'll known young people of Water
ford township, arrived in this city on n
momentous errand. Procuring mar
riage license, they repaired to the resi-
dence of Rev. Geo. r. Gear, by whom
they were made man and wife. They
will leave today for their home at
Swift, and will be at home to their
friends after Feb. 5th.
j. Friedman & Co., of Point Pleas
ant closed the deal Thursday morning
for the lease of the Eells building, now
occupied by w. A. Sniffen, and will
open up a new clothing store in the
immediate future.
Mr.. L. X. Brown, of Beverly, is in
the city, the guest of the family of E
| B. Henderson.
In Mayors court Thursday morn.
ing Lou Peaker Charles Strawder and
Helm Devol were arraigned on the
charge of grand larceny, consisting ot
the alleged taking from William
Wright of watch and S72 in money
Mr.. Wright was robbed last December
After hearing the evidence, which was
purely circumstantial, the Mayor dis
charged the defendants
-Harmar Lodge No. 115, I O. O, T.,
had work in. the First Degree last
night.
Mrs. Tubbs, nee Hattie Noland, OF
Denver, Colo, is visiting friends anc
relatives here.
Mr.. w. T. Harrison, late clerk a
the Bellevue Hotel, left Thursday af
ternoon to take his position as travel
ing salesman for Horner, Gaylord &
Co., wholesale grccers. Mr.. Harrison
was called away a few days sooner
than he expected.
in Squire Richards court Thurs
VS.. John and Clarence Steen, for Labor
performed. Judgment for S5s2S wa!
given plaintiff
Mrs. Alkaline Dinkleman, of Cincin
natl, sister of Deedricll and 'Jno. ID
Pape, this city. died at her hom'
Wednesday, the, ,29th, of asthma. Th'
funeral will occur Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs, Deedrick Pape went dowr
to the city Thursday night.
"A number of Parkersburg Higl
School girls have been initiating tn
Trilby pose before camera. The pho
tographer is under arrest.
Mrs. VIM. Weaver, accompanied b.
her children and her father, Mr.. Cope
land, left yesterday for Summerfiel'
on visit to friends.
: Mrs. Mary Audibert, whose Hines
was reported several days ago is in
critical condition.
"A special dispatch to the Leade
states that Prof. Bellestedt, who is a
Cambridge with Arnold's orchestra
received from Evansville packag
marked "hair-one of your orchestr
lost it in this CITY," The package cor
tanned "A mustache, which was instant
ly identified by everybody except 10
Brenan. W
One hundred seats have been re
served for Parkersburgers for Joe OF