Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-24

mel, lnlru sCreet, Will occur ounuay.
The wedding of our friend, Hugh
T. O'Connor formerly of Constitution,
and Miss Florence Shattuck, of Park
ersburg, is to occur Wednesday even
ing, next, January Goth, at Parkers-
burg.
-Patronize our superb orchestra by
buying tickets to the concert Jan. 31st.
The 'boil" OF Yard Conductor J.
T. Deeren turns out to be carbuncle,
the animosity of which was ut last
account considerably reduced. During
Mr.. Deerens illness his place is being
filed by Robert Boggs.
Mrs. Mary Audibert is con fined to
the house by an attack of illness.
Deputy Revenue Collector, w. L.
Finley, OF Caldwell, is in the city.
The injuries of Conductor Andy
Cleveland, who was hurt in the Roxa-
bel wreck on the b. & o. S. w., are
more serious than at first supposed and
he is still confined to his home at Chill
licothe. He is recovering slowly.
1t is reported that eightO. Il. r. r.
brakeman-all of the extra men but
two--were discharged last night for
being drunk and refusing to go out
when called upon.--Parkersburg Jour
nal
brakeman Grimes of the o. r. r.,
lost the tips of two fingers between the
bumpers while coupling cars Wednes
day.
"A very pretty surprise on Miss
Emma Theis took place last evening at
her home, 225 Second street. Early in
the evening about twenty of her friends
called. In due time supper was served,
consisting of oysters with all
of the delicasies with which to fill
out most delightful bill of fare. All
enjoyed themselves and wish the re-
turn of many a surprise of the same
nature to her and her many friends.
Mr.. O. j. Fuller returned this
morning from Portsmouth.
- Mrs. Mary Miller, widow of the
late William Miller, died at three
o'clock Thursday afternoon of diseases
incident to old age. She was in her
18th year and had resided in this city
the greater part of her life. Recently
she had been living with her daughter,
Mrs. Peter Schlau bach besides whom
four sons, William, Louis, Henry and
John, are left. The funeral will take
place Saturday afternoon at an hour to
be announced later.
Charles Krig baum, West Side, is i'll
with grippe, and threatened with pneu-
monia.
Leonard Stevens, of Sistersville
while riding in from the head of Tygart
Tuesday evening met with severe and
painful accident. His horse SHE'D at
something and threw him over its head
onto the right shoulder dislocating the
right clavicle or shoulder blade.
Mr.. Charles McCallister went to
Columbus Thursday on a visit to his
father Louis McCallister.
Mr.. c. NJ. Burton, route agent of
the American Express Company, was
in the cily on business Thursday.
Mr.. Arthur Wagner, who started
five years ago in the Putnam Street
Pharmacy, this city, has passed the re-
quired examination and is now a regis
tered pharmacist.
Mrs. Carrie Campbell died a bout one
o'clock Thursday afternoon at her
home, 112 Third street. Several days
ago she accidentally burned the palm of
her hand quite severely, but at the
time the injury was not looked upon as
one likely to result in serious conse-
quences. On Monday blood poisoning
set in and so rapidly did the dread af-
Fiction take possession of her system
that she became unconscious Wednes-
day night and remained in that condi-
tion until her death. Mrs. Campbell
was about so years of age and leaves
three children, Walter, Ellis and Lille
She was sister of j. c. and Wm. Smith
and Mrs. Mary Audibert and had been a
resident of this city all her life. She
was highly respected and wide circle
of friends and acquaintances will
mourn, her sudden demise.
That ChrEstmeyer Well.