Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-08
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, DEC. 9. 1890
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


L. G. Moore, of GAINESVILLE; George 5.
MELVIN and Albert Kellhafer of Wash
iugton c. H.. Sig Marcus, of Parkers-
burg, and d. r. Harmon, of Canal
Dover. The meeting lasted far into
the early hours of the morning and at
last report name had not been de
cided upon.
st. Luke's churcli@if enjoy a social
this Tuesday evening, Supper at $780,
Every ybody invited wv ~
The Junior Club met last night at
the College House, Mr.. John Donagho
being host. The subject, Club Life
VS.. Home Life" provoked general and
most interesting discussion. The meet
ing was an unusually large one.
Work on the electric street-car line
is progressing as rapidly as possible,
though operations will be slightly de-
layed on account of a defective engine
cylinder which had to be recast. The
cars are completed and ready for ship
ment on any day. They will be heated
duu liR hIeu NY eicSI iS'Vy "ho SiS6 "H'
ly furnished. .,-
The firm of Strecker Bros. contem-
plate large addition to their building
on Putnam street, rendered necessary
by the growth of their business. They
expect to add two stories next spring
to their already capacious quarters and
will put in an electric elevator,
The Steamer Bob Ballard broke her
shaft at Willow Island Saturday and is
now lying at the West Side landing
undergoing repairs. ..>, I,
Useful and fancy articles for Christ
mas presents on sale at the Bazar OF
Nations.
Mrs. Estella Hopper has accepted a
position as stenographer and typewriter
in the Believe Hotel.
Mr.. M. j. Mcmahon, of the Buck.
eye Pipe Line Office removed Monday
with his family to 331 Third street.
Mr.. Jack Goldsmith, the drayman
, was seriously hurt Monday while hand
ling printing press at the union depot
The machine fell on him and his face
and head were bruised in shocking
manner.
In the bastardy case of Flora Bur
ris VS.. Daniel Cassidy, tried in Com
mon Pleas Court Monday verdict wal
returned for the plaintiff. Cassidy wa'
ordered to pay her $500 or stand com
I mtted to Jail for ninety days.
Mr.. Charles Jones returned las
evening from Il visit to Cincinnati
Truman Harris, aged 25 years, die
= Sunday night of Injuries and eXposur
recently received by falling into tn
engine pit at the II. & o. G. Ex. shops
West Side. Funeral Tuesday at 1:3
p. m.
Tho Fairview Heights Sunda
School is fast nearing completion an
will be ready for occupancy before tn
first of the year. The building has
floor space of 25-X42 feet.
Mr.. Charles r. Elston is erecting
greenhouse On Fairview Heights.
Mrs. C. w. Holz has just receive
an elegant and well selected stock {
cut glass for Christmas trade. See i
Geo B. Sunderland sold the He
man Muhlbach property on Putnal
street Monday to Nelson Moore, WI
proposes to erect u business block Q
che premises
Miss Mary Il. Moffet bougl
through G. Il. Sunderland Saturday tt
Harry Christ property on Hart stree
Consideration, $1,000.
The Young Ladies' Missionary S
cety of the FirstCongregationai churt
will give their annual supper this Tue
day evening at the Chapel from
to z o'clock. Ice cream will be serve
!, during the evening.
Teachers certificates granted
November: Two years j. e. Brecke
ridge. One year Hattie Barnhar
Millie Bell Lizzie Christy, Lon A. ha
erman, Minnie Leget, Lizzie Spindle
Nellie Webber, F. B. Hildebrand, Jol
M, DermOLI, d, y. L. hSISc, hdlt
Pierpoint.
Papers found among the effects
j. V. Murdock, the stranger who di'
here Nov. 5th, disclosed the fact tn
he was member of the Ancient Ord
- of United Workmen, hailing from
point in Pennsylvania, and by viii
y membership his heirs will receive 500
The official papers referring to sa
death have just been filled out al
forwarded by Mr.. w. II. Styer actil
for Marietta lodge.
There were nine accessions to t
membership of the First M. E. chur
T last Sunday.
y There will be called meeting
Buell. w. R. c. Tuesday evening, d.
nd sth. Every member is requested to
all present.