Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-25
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. JAN. as. 1890
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


Cornet- Virtuoso, Bellstedt, appears for
the first time at our Auditorium next
Friday evening.
The case of the exceptions filed to
the account of Joseph Amann, guard
ian of Joseph OHarron, of Warren
township, was in hearing before Judge
Rood Friday.
Freight Brakeman L. Burchfield,
of the Ohio River road, is laid up at his
home at. Parkersburg with badly
mashed thumb cThe accident occnrfed
Fat Willow Island - w ,aG3S
Judge Loomis and Capt. Roe, of
Marietta, and Capt Henry, of Chicago,
president of the Henry Oil company,
were here today looking after some
business connected with the oil field
Sentinel.
The river was at the seven-foot
stage last night and rising. The ii.
X. Bedford got out yesterday afternoon
for Wheeling and Pittsburg. The Ben
Hur, Ruth and Hudson are due up for
| PlttSDurH JnlS evening.
Dudley Ferguson returned to his
duties at the st. Cloud Friday after
noon. His bride is visiting relatives at
Watertown.
In Squire Guyton's court Friday
George Roe filed complaint against
George Shears, Gravel Bank, on the
.L..ro - ~
The music loving people or Mari
eta and vicinity will miss a rare musi-
cal treat should they not attend the
orchestra concert next Friday evening
"A son was born January Esd to Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Dye.
The socials of the Presbyterian
and Congregational churches were en-
tertained last evening by Mrs. Reader
and Mrs. Charles Penrose, respectively!
The rain interfered somewhat with the
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kropp returned home
to Malta Friday after visit with
friends on the West Side.
Jacob Schand, of Watertown town
ship, was in the city Friday on bust
. ness connected with the prosecution Of
the whitecapping case of which he wa:
recently the victim. The case viii
, come up in Common Pleas Court next
month and will attract more attention
than any criminal suit the county has
had for years.
S. A. Coffman, of Warren township
was in the city Friday.
r Senator Dana returned from Co
lumbus last night.
Mrs. w. N. VanMetre returned las
night from visit to friends at Bev
erly!
Treasurer G. j. Lund was in Macks
burg Friday on business
E. w. Page, General Passenge
Agent of the c. & NJ, was in the cit.
on business Friday.
The funeral of Mrs. Carrie Canine
will occur this Saturday afternoon a
o'clock.
AT the regular meeting of Gutten
burg Lodge, No. $40, l. o. o. f., hell
Thursday evening, the following OF
ficers were installed by Louis Suder
Jr.: n. g., John Faber; V. g., DAME
Schlicher: Secretary, Herman Fischer
Treasurer, Jacob Wittlig; Conductor
! Henry Snuff; Warden, Daniel Schlichel
o. g., Henry Bacher; /. g., Charlie
= Parker; r. S. n. g., Sid Aslett; L. S. n
e., Louis Suder, "a; r. S. V. g., Mic
Reiter; R. S. S., Charles Aren't; l.. S. s.
Phil Suder; Chaplain, Louis Suder, Jr,
Trustees, Jacob Pfaff, Phil Theis
Louis Suder, Jr.
will Bedilion, clerk on the wharf
boat returned Friday from Rea's Rur
l. where he has been at the home OF hi
father. r. w. Bedilion, who recent
suffered a stroke of paralysis. He re
ports the condition of his father to b
much improved.
-Harman jain, the Front stree
butcher, made the discovery Frida
that 200 pounds of tallow had bee
stolen from his slaughter house durin
the past few days.
-Messrs. VIII Brigham, Walter Sni
, fen and Eugene Minshall gave dane
last night to ten couples.
Miss Marie Buell. entertained tn
High Five Club last evening at he
home, on Fourth street.
Professor Stahl has secured the us
- of the Court room for Thursday eve
ming, Jan. 80, and will deliver on tha
! date his famous lecture on "The Origi
A. of Our Surroundings" The lectur
will be free to the members of tn
press, ministry and the teachers of tn
city. For 2S years Prof, Stahl has bee
student of prehistoric subjects an
has a collection of relics in that lin
that is invaluable. He has many test
monials from prominent people, all