Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-08
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY. ApRlL ., 1890
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Jane Reed, of this CITY, occurred lues-
day. April nth, the Rev. t. r. Crooks
officiating. Mr.. jackson is contract
or Tie bride and groom, after short
visit among friends at Elba, will leave
for their home in st. Joseph. The good
wishes of their many friends go with
them.
Daniel Biszantz has broken ground
for a new house on the West Side.
4 Twelve members were taken into
the Unitarian church Sunday night. y
The streets were swept last night,
and we hope will have less dust for a
time,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will B. Bosworth,
of New York, sailed yesterday on the
Spree and they will do portions of
Europe on tandem bicycle.
w. c. Thompson, news agent at the
Union Depot, left for Cumberland, Md,
Tuesday, as previously announced.
--Messrs. Phil. Bachman, Martin
Schneider, Geo. Bules. and Ben. Steobr,
Jr., expect to leaye to day for Hot
Springs, Ark, where they will remain
six weeks.
w. E. Mallory, Of the law firm OF
Mallory S Jeffers Woodsfield, was in
the city yesterday on legal business.
Pearl Taylor, who was arrested on
election day for drunkenness, was dis
charged Tuesday by the mayor upon
the plea of his wife.
w. S. Plvmer sold lot 80 x 145 TT.
on Washington street near Fifth to MIR.
Fred Perkins for 5000. He will begin
at once the erection of fine dwelling
on the lot
j. A. Plumer & Son sold the house
and store of John d. Pape on Front
Street, Tuesday, to j. Fl. De Long, OF
Macksburg, for $4,000.
Mr.. L. v. Reynolds, of Milton, W.
Va, arrived yesterday, and will enter
upon a course of study in the College
Mr. Reynolds is nice appearing
young man and has an enviable repu
tation as baseball player. He will
begin practicing with the team at once
and will add much to the strength o.
the team. The outlook for a strong
baseball team this year is encouraging
and the boys are feeling jubilant ovel
the arrival of Mr.. Reynolds.
Born, Tuesday morning, the It'll
inst. to MIR. and Mrs. Fred Christ, War
v rem township, fine ten-pound boy
? Grandson to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Weinheimer, Third street. this city.
Mr.. George J. Hopkins, brother o
Mrs. A. d. Follett, this city, died a
Pasadena. California, Sunday, Apri
9Th. of consumption. Mr.. Hopkin
was thirty years of age, and he leave
a wife and infant child, born only tn
week before his death. Mr.. Hopkin
lived in Marietta short time, an
while here made many warm friends
= who will be panied to know of hi
death.
The Marietta Brokerage Company
Leader Building, is one of the 1ates
!. additions TO the list of telephone pa
} irons. No. 176.
w. III. Grass, who has been bral1in
on the c. & M. Railway for some tim
If past, received message yesterday, o.
v fering him position on the Ports
mouth, Cincinnati and Virginia raj
q way as brakeman. The young ma
lie will leave today to accept the position
d Judge D. w. G. Loudon, of Georg'
d town, Brown County, was in the cit
rt Tuesday, getting acquainted with tn
A. people of this section of the country
The Judge is candidate for the Ci
ID cult Judgeship, this district.
m Mrs. w. w. Lucas, of Greenfield
and three children, are in the city.
Mrs. Sarah Walsh, of Vincent, wh
was badly burned several days ag'
, died Tuesday morning, at her home, {
the age of 3S years, leaving husban
IL. and five children. The funeral wi
occur today at Little Hooking.
Mr.. Clarence A. Stephens and Mi
Sadie Athey, two prominent youn
people of Parkersburg, were marie
in this city Tuesday by Rev. Mr.. Col
The happy couple returned home Tue
day evening.
n "A transposition of figures cause
NJ an error in our report of the Thil
III Ward vote for Councilman and Eng
2 neer. Mr.. Gates received 31s votes ar
DIR. Mcclure 44S.
"A large audience of Mariet
- lovers of minstrelsy greeted AL Fiel
y at the Auditorium Tuesday nigh
= Fields is favorite here, but the III
versal expression after the show W
= that he has better show than ey
before.
The sacred concert in the Congr