Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-03
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY. DEG. 8, 1890
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

gregational church society held
Wednesday evening it was decided by
unanimous vote to extend call to Rev.
j. r. Nichol, of Medina, Ohio, tender
ing him salary of $500 per annum,
the free use of the parsonage and s160
for moving expenses. Rev. Mr.. Nichol
filed the Congregational pulpit recent
~ and gave satisfaction. Should he
see fit to accept the call he will receive
a hearty welcome from the people of
Marietta.
AT the M. e. parsonage at $50
Wednesday evening Mr.. William L.
Armor, of Allegheny, Pa, was united
in marriage to Miss Jennie Magruder,
of Yankeeburg, Rev. M. w. Acton Of
ticiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, G. Thomas have re-
moyed from Chillicothe to Marietta
and will make this city their future
home.
If you do not see what you wish at
the Bazaar of Nations just ask for it.
MIR. M. c. Miraben received
Wednesday thorough bred bloodhound
pup from lexington, Ky. The hound
will be trained at once for duty in
tracking fugitives from justice.
Mrs. John Sheldon, of Parkersburg,
is visiting Mrs. j. M. Sheldon, Front
street.
The b. &c o. S. w. train formerly
arriving here at 6:40 p. m. will here
after arrive 90 minutes later, as it will
be held at Parkersburg to make con-
nection with the westbound local for
the accommodation of oil men residing
here. This will cause u slight delay of
the mails which will be more than
compensated for by the convenience to
the travelling public.
One lady free, if accompanied by
lady or gent with one 80 cent ticket,
Thursday night.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Soci-
ETY. of the First Congregational church
will serve their Annual Supper at the
Chapel, Tuesday evening, Dec. Sth, from
8 to o'clock. Supper 25 cents. Ice
ing the evening.
The Caldwell Republican has the
following particulars of the death of
Charles Cisler, which occurred at Macks-
burg "Mr. Charles Cisler, aged 43, of
Marietta, died very suddenly at the
| Of 1,ie f,fl - w
| ters, Thursday night. He was not feel
ing well but no one suspected that his
illness was of Il serious nature. Upon
retiring he took some simple remedies
| for his cold and made the remark that
he would be all right next day, but when
| they won't to cell him in the morning he
was dead. a coroner's inquest was
called and a jury impaneled which
agreed that the immediate cause of Mr..
Cisler's death was paralysis of the heart.
The funeral services We're held at the
house in which he died at 2 p. m, Satur-
day, conducted by Rev. ID. S. Welch.
! His remains We're laid to rest in Lund
GENE terry. He leaves wife and two
! lovely children, Goldie and Davy, aged
respectively and years, who have the
sympathy Of all in their attliction."
1t is rumored, on good authority,
that the B. & o. S. W. Ry. Co. will make
the City Council an offer soon that will
be of much interest to the general pub
lie. The railroad company has had
estimates prepared of the cost of the
stone arch which they propose to put
in Butler street, which sum is said tc
be in excess of $40, 600. The offer which
it is asserted will be made by the com.
pany is that they will present the city
with this sum in cash, should it be de
cided to change the course of Goose
Run down Sixth street into the Ohio
river.
To take trip around the world
without going outside of Marietta, &C
to the Bazar of Nations.
The members of Harmar Congrega
tional church met last evening, with
a view to acting upon the resignation
of the Rev. Jonathan Smith, which wa:
rendered by that gentleman on the 22C
ult. II was concluded by the terms o.
the constitution that so days should
elapse before acting upon a resigna
tion; hence action was deferred unit
Wednesday, December Esd, when the
matter will be formally considered.
Mrs. M. V. Penwell, who last weeA
underwent severe surgical operation
is recovering rapidly, much to the
qualification of her many friends.
The contract for a complete elec
trio light plant to be placed on the
steamer Il. n. Barnsdall, has been
awarded to B. S. Sprague this city.
Hon. L. w. Ellenwood, one of the
most prominent Knights of Pythias in
the state, is candidate for election As
Grand Inner Guard. He has no oppo
sition.
The Train Robbery" company
which gave a perforRance at Parkers
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