Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-22
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, DEC. az. 1906
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


DIR. f. e. McKim has the plans for
a fine new residence which he expects
to build in the spring, on the site of
his present house on Second street.
will contain IL rooms, with modern APP
pointments.
Mr.. Henry Roeser has sold the prop
erty on the corner of Fourth and Butler
streets recently purchased of +. r. AL
derman to- tho Marietta Transfer Com
pany. The consideration is reported to
have been $4,000.
-Messrs. j, Hope Sptorand j. S Gill
lespie, of the u. d o. r., GAINESVILLE,
were in the city on business Monday.
Mr.. Webb Morton, of Cincinnati, ar
rived in the city Monday and is the
guest of relatives on tho West Side.
Mrs. c. W. Holz has just received
an elegant and we'll selected stock of
cut glass for Christmas trade. See it.
--"Prof." Glessner, a we'll known piano
tuner, was arrested at his rooms on the
West Side Monday night, in company
with Dona Whitehead, notorious
woman of Parkersburg The pair were
locked up by Officer Knox.
Mr.. G. r. Vanvaley, agent of the
Il, e. o. C. Ext. at Broadwell, Athens
county, was released from duty Monday
and will be married Wednesday eve
ming to Miss Grace Ogg. His position
is being temporarily filed by j. V.
Benjamin, of McConnelsville.
Mrs. Writ Dye has returned from q
visit of three weeks with relatives at
Moss Run.
The great comedian, Hennesay Lee
royle, at the Auditorium Christmas
afternoon and night.
Mr.. Bert Knckerbocker, who is
employed at the handle-bar factory of
Lobdell & Shepard, lost ten dollars in
money and check for $50 Monday.
The check was recovered, but the
money was evidently found by some
one who was not honest enough to re-
turn it,
j. w. Wells & Co., Greene street,
have always on hand fresh. clean
stock of groceries.
The small frame building which is
to be used by Sam Palmer for a peanut
stand is being erected today at the
West end of the Putnam street bridge.
The meeting of stockholders of the
Marietta Masonic Temple Company
last evening was very satisfactory
one in all respects. A draft of bylaws
was read by Chairman Follett, and the
same was accepted. The following
gentlemen, were elected Directors for
the coming year: Henry Strecker, C.
Il. Elston, A. ID. Follett, Willis Morris,
F. G. Audibert, w. IL. II. Jett, e. b.
Morrison, W. NJ. Morse, Nelson Moore.
Mr. Lane. the Greene street
plumber, removed his family from Mar
tins Ferry to this city Monday.
-Messrs. Hammett and Mcconnell,
the well known Indian relic hunters
have returned from an exploration ur
the Little Muskingum with fine lot
of specimens.
Clean, fresh meats and groceries al
j. w. Wells e Co.'s, Greene street.
Our well-known contributor, the
Hon. Hiram L. Sibley, of Ohio, wa:
elected by a majority of more than ter
thousand for judge of the Circuit Cour
of Ohio. He has been elected successive
ly three times to term of five years al
Common Pleas Judge, the general tria
court of the State, haying original iur
isdiction in law and equity and al
crimes. The Circuit Court to which HI
is now elected is court of errors ant
appeals possessed of three judges, inter
mediate between the Common Plea
and the Supreme Courts. The term TO
which the Judge is elected is six years
We learn from one of the Ohio paper
that in nine of the fifteen counties hi
plurality was greater than that of th
President, as it was in the entire cir
cult. Judge Sibley's clear head ant
painstaking accuracy in discussion hav
been of much use to the Methods
Episcopal Church since his first appear
ance in the General Conference of 1884
and his contributions to the press ant
his pamphlets are worthy of preserva
ton. New York Christian Advocate.
China for decorating. All sorts O
pretty things. See them at Mrs. c. W
Holz's, 2S6 Front st.
The funeral of Mrs. VIM. C. Graf
ton was held Monday at her forme
home at Vincent. A PARTY of friend
numbering seventeen went out fror
this city in special car over the L.
o. q. Extension.
Captain James b. Haight, proprie
tor of the Brunswick Restaurant, ha
done the graceful thing in asking al
the paper-carriers of the city to enjo
Christmas supper with him and 80
him." The boys are asked in at
"a, Etre