Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-20
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 40. 1899
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Baptists who expect to attend the State
Convention at Toledo this week are
Rev. George r. Gear, Rev. A. X. Nc
Call Mrs. S. c. Wilhelm and Miss Myra
Sloan.
"A special from East Liverpool, o.,
says: 'There is great excitement
among the farmers along Yellow creek,
FIVE miles west OF here, at the junction
of Columbiana and jefferson counties.
At o'clock Thursday morning oil was
struck in the we'll of Wesley Stewart,
a. mile north of the Ohio river. The
foil and sanh spurted for several hours
so feet over the top of the derrick be-
fore it could be gotten under control.
The well is declared by oil men to be
gusher. Companies are endeavoring to
lease more land in the vicinity, which
is wildcat territory.
Invitations have been issued by the
Twilight Fishing Club, for one of their
popular dances to be held at the Audi
torium Dance Hall, Tuesday evening,
October 27th.
Invitations have been received by
friends to the wedding of Miss Julia
Dale Ewart to Thomas B. Marstou, of
Chicago, which is to occur at the resi-
dence of VIM. D. Ewart, No. 1901,
Michigan Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, Thurs
day evening, October 22nd. The bride
is former resident of Marietta and
sister of Attorney 'Thos. Ewart. The
groom is a prominent young Attorney
of Chicago. q.
There will be lunch social at the
Cornerville Congregational Church,
Tuesday evening, the goth. A well
come to everybody.
Three ladies' and two mems wheels
for sale cheap. GEORGE II. EELLs, 216
Front st.
Three ladies' and two mems wheels
for sale cheap. GEO. H. EELLs, 216
Front st.
Three ladies' and two mems wheels
for sale cheap. GEO. Ii. EELLs, PIG
Front st.
Miss Linnie Lapham has returned
home from visit to friends at Cincin-
natl.
Nancy Derrick, who was arrested
on the charge of selling liquor with
out having paid the special govern
ment tax, had a hearing before U. S.
Commissioner Guyton Monday and was
bound over to y. S. Court. Her bond
was fixed at 5000, and she was COM
mitted to jail in default.
The Congregational Conference at
Coolville closed Sunday and those from
this city in attendance have returned
home
Mr. o. III. P. Scott, proprietor and
manager of the show, Darkest Amer
ica," was in the city Monday and left
for his home at Beverly to visit hi.
family. He will join the company here
tonight.
The keystone State passed up TO,
Pittsburg Monday with light trip.
Mrs. R. D. Cooke left Monday on 9
visit to friends at Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Robinson, O.
Beverly, are visiting relatives in the
city.
"A very pleasant reunion of The
Nye family was held Monday evening
at the home of Colonel R. L. Nye, OF
Fourth street
Mr.. S. E. McMillin returned hom,
to Springfield Monday after pleasan
visit with friends in this city.
Colonel R. L. Nye and sister, Mis-
Calista Nye, leaye today for CLEVELAND
and Canton.
The special Bryan train on the 2
= & o. R. Monday afternoon took, al
told, about 40 Popocrats to Zanesyill
to hear 'The Boy"
The services at the German NJ. E
Church Sunday were of especial inter
est. The revival continues to gain il
interest from day to day. Sunda.
there were seventeen accessions to tn
church. The meetings will continu
: during the week every afternoon an
evening at 2 o'clock and o'clock p. N
! Will Brown and Charles Reed wer
o tried before Mayor MeSenhelder Mon
day on the charge of fighting in Frank
" Cafe on Front street. The Mayor re
served his decision till today. Wood
Dye, who was mixed up in the sam
disturbance, will haye hearing thi
, morning.
The Board of Deputy Supervisor
of Elections met Monday and adjourne
to Friday next, when the judges an
clerks for November Sd will be Al
, pointed. ar S4 g.
Mr.. Robert M. Hendricks, of Me-
York, is in the city, making arrang,
ents for local minstrel show.
The clean, nicely painted coac
recently put on the Marietta brancl
by the B. & o. S. w. is greatly apprt