Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-14
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, FEB. ia. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

side, fronting on Gilman street, to Mr..
John b. Schnauffer- who will build a
residence upon it Immediately.
j. T. Hart returned Thursday from
Chicago, to which city he was called by
the accidental shooting of Will Loft
land. Mr.. Loffiand's condition is much
and it is expected that he
will he a BILE to be- brought home in "a,
few N@eeksII.Slp 1jH ,a10ir 6 10 !
st'4-Probate Judge Rood issued mar
riage license Thursday to T. j. Logan
and Florence l. Hingman, both of
Parkersburg. 5.l
Elizabeth Lanb, aged rs, died
Thursday morning at her home in
Fearing township. She was the widow
of Charles Laub who died ten years
ago. Funeral Saturday at l p. m, at
German st. Luke's church.
The Junior card club was enter
tanned last evening by Mr. and Mrs.
H. w. Craig, Washington street The
usual manner of entertainment was
dispensed with and Dutch party sub
stituted in honor of the visiting guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler. The members
of the club were dressed in German,
Dutch or Swiss costumes aud after card
playing were invited to o real Dutch
spread of such dainties as soured pigs
feet, wienerwurst, kraut, smearcase,
sweitzer, rye bread, pretzels, etc,
served in yellow and blue dishes on
secured deal-tables. Candles in old
illumination to reveal the huge appe-
tite everyone took with him. That
all went for fun and had it tells but
half the story. For further informa-
Twin boys were born Wednesday
to Mr. and Mrs. Ad. Dye, West Side.
ADS happiness is almost too great for
for him to bear.
The ladies Home Mission will give
Fancnott Social at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kemp 754 Greene
street next Tuesday evening. Every
body invited.
The Athletic Association of the
College is preparing to give masque-
rade reception next Saturday at An
drews Hall. 1t if expected that this
ma jority of those who will attend will
wear some kind of disguise, histori-
Il 1&1 pnf, tv Anfc will
be served during the evening and a
pleasant time is anticipated by all. An
admission fee of twenty-five cents will
be charged. The proceeds will go to
the Athletic Association.
Mrs. Lydia NJ. Richards, who has
made her home for the past fifteen
years with G. w. Richards, 7Os Fourth
street, will celebrate her eighty-fifth
birthday Saturday, Feb. 18th. She is
enjoying good health.
-Denman Thompson in "Old Home
stead" Monday night.
The ladies of the w. c. II. U. will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Dowling,
423 Third street, Friday afternoon at
one o'clock, to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Morse.
j. P. Ward negotiated tine deal
Thursday whereby the McMahan prop,
erty on Third street was sold to Kerns
Bros, of Butler, Pa.
MIR. John Frye, Of Lowell, was in
the city Thursday.
| I'm Squire Richards court Thurs
day the case of Woodward VS.. Roeser
ct al was settled.
Before U. S. Commissioner Guyton
Wednesday complaint was filed against
a Waraen township farmer for selling
liquor without having paid the special
government tax. The name is with
held until the arrest is made.
Mr.. Jesse Rowland, of Nebraska
is the guest of his cousin, DIR. M. "
Hardy. Mr.. Rowland. has been absent
from Marietta for 25 years.
Mr.. J. L. Guyton is confined to the
! house by injuries received to his ankle
by an accidental fall few days ago
in Squire Guyton's court Wednes
day evening warrants were issued fol
for the searching Of the houses of GER
tain parties. who are believed to know
something of the Harry Cogswell rob
berry.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Presbyterian church will give SO
cial to young and old on Friday even
ing at the church. There will be Q
lecture by the pastor on John CALVIN
I followed by a social :hour, light re
Fffeshments etc Lecture begins2 al
seven 'S'cloclsGi ss2 t,t 9e-
The Valentine Social given Thurs
day evening by Lobdeh Cycling Clut
was one of the r1ost successful and en-
joy able occasions of the kind of the
season. The members of the Club are
hioh1v elated over the social brilliancy