Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-28
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY. FEB. 2s. 1905
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


Jas. Hughes one of the propretors
of the boiler works at Butler, Pa, was
in town this morning. He informed
the Sentinel that they had selected a
site at Marietta, known as the water
works lot, containing seven acres,
which had been donated to them.
They had guarantee of $4,000 IN cash.
the stipulation being that the money
is to be paid when they have expended
500, 600 on their plant-Parkersburg
Sentinel.
DIR, Stuckenberg, rthe LECTURER,
talked to an interested audience last,
evening ab'And4ews Hail, an &shdiehee'
that was 41terp9ed, tnpths course OF
the lecture and instructed at the finish
of each thought. HIS talks necessarily
are of general nature, but they are
very fine, and demonstrate the
scholar. Dr. Stuckenberg will deliver
the last of his series tonight.
1t always pays you to visit the bee
Hive Store.
The little steamer Florence Shanks
went to Parkersburg Thursday to go
on the docks for needed repairs She
is expected to return Saturday even
ing and run an excursion to Sisters
vile Sunday morning.
DIR. Stuckenburg was entertained
at dinner Thursday evening by the
young ladies of Terrace Hall.
The members of the Lobdell Base
Ball Club desire it stated that the
trouble which occurred between two
young men on the West Side Tuesday
night had no connection with the
dance, but took place in the street out
side the hall.
The little son of Mr. Zentz, who
lives on Fourth street, above Greene,
died at four o'clock Thursday after
noon and will be buried Saturday.
Postmaster Henry Roeser has re.
ceived months leave of absence and
will start next week for a trip through
the south.
Fred Mester arrived home Wednes.
day evening and has taken charge Of
the tannery of his father, Gottliet
Meister.
M. FL. Hart was a few days since
appointed Notary Public.
There has been issued by the
United Stated Express company a ship
pers guide which is a very complete
thing in its way. 1t contains a list Of
all the United States offices, the rail
roads controlled. the distances ant
colored maps of the states in which
the U. S. operates. The books are fol
free distribution to shippers.
-henry Bohl was down to business
yesterday afternoon-the first tim'
since his illness.
The Wesleyan Methodist churcl
which has been closed for two week
for repairs, will have a re eopening Sun
day morning at 1890 a. m., service
conducted by the President of the Con
ference.
Charles Meisenhelder, the mail-car
rier, has bought of Prof II. e. Smitl
the lot on Second street, above Wash
ington, ond will build for himself
home upon it.
John Hocllingbury, of this county
left Thursday morning for Stanwood
Iowa, over the c. & M.
Dana Browning, Of Belpre, was il
the city Thursday.
Wagner and Trine, the two youn,
men charged with fighting on the Wes
Side Tuesday night, were fined on
dollar and costs by Mayor Paine
Thursday morning.
The case of Ohio VS.. Mary V. Wen
eel, indicted for shooting with inten
to kill, will be for hearing in Common
Pleas Court today.
! VIM. Roeser bought lot on Secont
street Thursday from John Hook, Jr.
paying therefor $780, Mr. Roeser will
erect new house on the lot soon.
Manager Seipel is to be congratu
lated upon securing the Sherwood Con
cert and operate Co. for an appear
ance in this city on Monday even
ing March Cd. The Marietta peopl
should giye.the company hearty wei
,me. VIM. II. Sherwood, America
greatest pianist, surrounded by gal
axy of stars. thereby giving choice
program of music, in addition to por
| ton of that lovely onera WEanstn cos