Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-14

at the Dana Farm, below Beverly, have
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Fisher are abb
sent on a visit to relatives at Ports
mouth and Newport, KY.
j. p. Reed, of Sharon, Pa, has been
the guest of his son, Mr.. l.. f. Reed, OF
the River Gas Company.
"A heavy rain passed over the east
ern portion of the county Saturday
night and considerable drift was run
ming Sunday morning. No damage,
however, is yet reported.
The T. & o. c. Ex. Ry will not
change time today as advertised, on ac-
count of the great pressure brought to
bear by the patrons of the road. The
management has decided to- continue
the present splendid train service of
two through trains each day between
Marietta and Columbus, leaving at q
nj. and sn0op. M, with am elegant
car through to Toledo without change
on the latter train. jit
The Third street paving is being
delayed slightly on account of the nom
arrival of the 13-ton steam roller.
which has been shipped for several
days
Conductor Uriah Campbell OF the
b. & o. s. W., was at Hamden on busi-
ness Sunday.
AT the Ravenswood fair last week
c. A. Sigafried, of Waverly, who was
running stand on the grounds, was
mobbed by gang Of toughs and nearly
killed. One of the gang claimed that
Sigafried owed him eight dollars, but
Sigafried said that he had paid him
and refused to pay the second time.
The. fellow left, but came back in a
short time with number of his friends.
They jumped onto Sigafried with clubs,
etc, and as a result he is now lying at
the point of death from having his
forehead crushed in with club. His
assailants are all under arrest.
The twelve-year-old son of Henry
Edwards, at Sistersville met with q
fatal accident last Friday. He went
up to the well, which his father was
running on the j. Russell farm, about
two miles north of the city, with his
fathers supper In going through the
engine room he slipped and fell in the
fly-wLeel of the engine, which tore him
limb from limb.
The social of the Beech Grove Pres
byterian church, of Hills, will be hele
at the home Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Cay
wood Friday evening Sept. 18th. AL
are cordially invited. .ass9
"A number of little folks were de
lightfully entertained at the home o.
Miss Emma Mueller Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss Dorothy Mueller
of Admission, Ala. Those present were
Mabel Moore, Nola Holz, Carol Boyd
Gladys Alderman. Margaret Moore
Milton Roeser, Helen James, Willie
ILanslev, Katherine Kelly, Doroth,
Mueller, Helen Becker, and Aargars
, Mueller.
Chief Dispatcher Plumly, Super
visor Riggs and Civil Engineer Torcher
of the .. & o. s. W., were in the cit.
Sunday. -
Deputy U. S. Marshal W. E Masol
ives down from Columbus over Sunday
A carpenter named Chapman en-
: gagged in an alteration with Georg
Abbott near the Mott House Saturda
night and in the scrimmage that fol
. lowed both combatants tumbled owe
S the river bank. Chapman's face wa
C considerably bruised and cut.
Mr.. Elmer Fairbanks brakema
: on the u. & O. R., leaves today fo
Bellefontaine to attend the funeral c
the wife of his brother.
4 DIR. Jacob Bohl, West Side, is abl
t to ride out after being confined to hi
s bed for three weeks by impaction an
inflammation of the bowels.
y The village of Belpre is putting o
airs by having it's houses numbered i
g true city style. 1t is said that nun
4 ber Of silyerites in the town refused
employ the artist doing the work b.
p cause he used gold leaf in making tn
a mum bers.
Mrs c. So Lund and Mrs. c.
S Lund. who have been guests OF tt
?. formers son. Treasurer G. j. Lund, r
; turned to Macksburg Saturday.
G. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Hawks, Jr.,
Duluth. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
,r L. Curtis.
'e The pay-car came in over the b.
o. S. w. Sunday.
a Republican Meetings.
John l.. Locke, of Cambridge,