Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-17

FRIDAY. ApRll ,z. 1895
Personal AND LOCAL.

VI
The rehearsal of the Choral So
ciety last evening was attended by
nearly forty members. The society
has combined with the College Glee
Club for their next copcert to be given
in May. #
The Protected Home Circle, an or
ganization being perfected in Mirietta,
will meet this Friday evening Ii Buell.
Post Room. A full attendance is de-
sired.
AT the Judicial Convention Thurs
day at Athens, Joseph M. Wood, of
Athens, was nominated by acclama-
tion. as the Republican nominee, to
succeed Judge, DeSteiguer. Hon. IT,
w. Moore was chosen Chairman of the
convention. R. T. Moore was chosen
Judicial Committeeman for Washing
ton county.
Major John Galloway. of the Ka-
nawha Oil Co., returned Thursday from
Boston, to which city he accompanied
his daughter, who will attend school
there.
Herr Conrad Baum, that high
prince of good natured Teutons, paid
Parkersburg a visit in state yesterday
afternoon. He went down largely to
see his old chum, White, of the Jour
nal.
Mrs. Trayis, mother of NJ. L. Tray
is, arrived Thursday from Fairmont,
w. Va, and will make her home with
her son in this city.
Mrs David Ross, of Parkersburg, is
the guest of Mrs. Ed. Best.
Mrs. Peter Schlaubach, West Side,
is remodeling and painting her resi-
dence.
Miss Agnes Garry, who accomp-
anied her mother to Wheeling Thurs
day, returned the same evening. Mrs.
Garry will visit relatives at Pittsburg.
Mrs. Fannie Muggrage, West Side,
was arrested Thursday on complaint of
Mrs. Ella Cohen, for using profane
language. She pleaded guilty to the
charge and was fined SO and costs.
The popcorn and fruit stand of
Frank Shaw, which is built against the
east side of the watch tower on Butler
street, took fire about $3.50 Thursday
evening and burned fiercely for few
minutes. The department came out
on an alarm from box 81 and extin-
guished the blaze easily. Mr.. Shaw's
stand was practically destroyed and
the side of the tower considerably
damaged. A subscription paper for
Mr.. Shaw's relief will be circulated
! today.
-Messrs. R. T. Moore, T. w. Moore
w. P. Dye and L. E. McVay left Thurs
day for Athens to attend the Republi
can Judicial Convention.
II. j. Wylie, the butcher, is confined
to his bed with an attack of fever
with which he was taken Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs M. Luchs. Louis Luch.
and Sam Freedman returned Thursday
from Bellaire, where they attended the
wedding of Albert Luchs.
Mart Wendellen called in to see u.
yesterday. He complains of enjoying
the best of health in his adopted home
Colorado Springs.
The Ohio Valley Business College
is about ready to moye into its new
quarters in the third floor of the Co
lonial Block.
"A number of young ladies viii
tender their gentlemen friends leal
year dance tonight in the tower" o
the City Building.
The Senior class of the High Schoo
will give social at the High Schoo
building tonight.
"A. D. Follett, B. E. Guyton, V. w
Haas. ]. d. Pape, Frank Detzel, j. E
Miner, P. Fragner and George Hast.
left yesterday for Columbus to answe
the summons of the Pure Food investi
eating committee.
Mrs. Charles T. Lewis and child
rem, OF Ioledo, are IN the Guy Vlsltlnt
Mrs. James Lewis and daughter, Mis-
Ella, Fifth street
james Fl. Foreman has opened al
architects office at 11O Front street.
The Senior class will give a socia
at the High School building this even
ing.
Superintendent j. o. Bowdish an
Route Agent j. FL. Wilson, of the U.
Express Company at Cincinnati, wer
in the city Thursday on business.
--Zack T. Darrow is in the city
Prof. w. w. Boyd and larg
number of teachers in the city school
will go to Belpre tomorrow to atten
the meeting of the Belpre TOWNSHIP