Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-26

THURSDAY, MARCH 2e, lsee
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Wednesday. Had each of them been
allowed to tell his story the commun-
ity wherein the whitecapping occurred
would have been pretty thoroughly
shaken up.
The subject of the special service
to be held in the Congregational church
this evening will be "Christ in Jericho"
AT Elizabeth. W. Va, all the felony
and misdemeanor indictments yet un-
trisd have been ,stolens Entrance was
effected during the night into theitCr
cult Clerks office and alfs the sincrimi-
mating papers were REMOVED, and there
is no clue as to who did the work.
Mr., George Fisher and Miss Belle
Forsythe, both well known in this city,
were married at Parkersburg, last
night
-Messrs Hughes and Schaffner, of
the new Marietta Boiler Works, ar
rived Wednesday afternoon from Alli-
ance, O., where they let the contract
for quantity of hydraulic machinery
for the new plant. The bids for the
erection of the buildings will be open
ed at the Bellevue Hotel at ten o'clock
this morning. Seven bids had been
received up to last night and four
others are expected this morning.
The successful bidder will be limited
to nine weeks in which to complete the
buildings and Mr.. Schaffner states pos
itively that the plant will be in opera
ton July 1st, as originally intended.
The plant will open up with an output
of four boilers per day, with a capacity
of eight per day in rush.
L. E. Smith left Wednesday for
Middlebourne, w. Va.
Mrs. John Hathaway returned to
Chillicothe Wednesday, after pleasant
visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. j. II. Mattern, of Lowell, is in
the city, the guest of relatives.
Judge Cutter is confined to his
home by illness.
The Common Pleas Court jury was
discharged Wednesday for the term.
Judge Rood Yesterday sold to Will
liam S. Plumer tract of ground on
Washington street, with frontage OF
100 feet, and running back 145 feet
The price paid was $4,000. This trac,
is one of the few very good vacant lots
in Marietta, and it will not be vacan,
long, for the new owner will build up
on it, or one-half of it, and occupy it a:
a home.
R. e. Race, who has been suffer
ing from severe attack of grippe, wa!
able to be out on the street yesterday
Mrs. Rufus Geyer, who was re
ported to be critically i'll Monday, il
somewhat better and thought to b
out of danger.
The wedding Tuesday evening o
DIR. Eugene Hemmegar, of Whistler
o., and Miss Carrie Miller, daughter o
Captain and Mrs. c. A. Miller, was at
tended by about 25 relatives and init
mate friends of the contracting parties
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Gear The happy couple left Wednes
day afternoon for Whistler, O., wher
they Will reside, carrying with then
the best wishes of multitude O
friends
Miss Georgia Allyn, who move
from here to Marietta, several month
ago, is expected here in few days, t
be the guests of friends in the Eas
End. -Chillicothe Gazette.
Postmaster Henry Roeser left ye!
terday on business trip to Columbus
Mr.. Ben. Hartford and Miss Mir
nerya Lawrence, of Beverly, were i
the city Wednesday, and marriage l
cense issued to them in Probate Coui
raises the presumption that there wa
an unreported wedding somewher
on that day.
20. Jenkins, wife and family, {
Parkersburg, are in the city.
Will Krigbaum, Of New Brighton
Pa, was called here by the illness {
F. his sister, Mrs. Rufus Geyer.
w. f. Darling, of Coshocton, is
the city on business.
Mrs. Con. Krigbaum and daughtt
Catherine, of Lancaster, Pa, are visi
ing relatives in the city.
Choral Society rehearsal tonigh
All ladies requested to be present 1
Z o'clock, and gentlemen at 1880.
w. Z. Boetticher, member of IL
class of 80, leaves today for his hon
/ at Clarington. He intends to quit co
' lege here and continue his work
Delaware, .HyE
Frank Gloeckner was returned !
Columbus Wednesday, having bee
a brought here to testify in the case
Ohio against Harry Thompson, whit
u was continued to the next term
Court