Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-18
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY,. NOV. ls, 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


w. G. T. U. will not meet until Friday
afternoon.
-Kendriclss G. Towards Minstrels did
q $3.50 business ut Moundsville on Mon
day night, for the benefit of a local
musical organization of ladies. In the
first part there were 45 persons. Mr.. M.
r. Coste, this city, was one of them,
holding down one end. The "Daily
Echo" says it was the best amateur
performance ever given in Moundsville,
and it gives Mr.. Coste especial mention.
The electric light on East Greene
street, in front of Mr.. Fred Meister's,
has been removed up the street about
a hundred feet to the corner of Greene
and North Hart streets.
Mrs. VIM. Fischer, East Greene
street, who has been i'll for some time,
is recovering.
Special sale of walking hats and
sailors Thursday, Friday and Saturday
at the Bee Hive.
News was received Tuesday from
Tin Cup, Colorado, to the effect that
the remains of Nathan Fawcett have
been shipped TO Marietta and will
arrive here probably on Friday of this
week.
"A pleasant party of ladies drove
down from Marietta today taking din
ner at the Hotel Blennerhassett The
party consisted of Mrs. Capt. NJ. F..
Noll. Mrs. G. w. Way, Mrs. Reed and
Mrs. Penrose. They returned to Mari
eta this hisafternoon.-ParkersburgJ our
nal.
Mrs. Dora Paden Shaw, of Belpre,
met with quite serious accident yes
terday morning. She was riding upon
her bicycle when in some manner she
lost control of the machine and was
thrown to the ground. She alighted
upon her head and shoulders and al
though no bones were broken she re-
ceived numerous painful bruises, be-
sides having her shoulder quite badly
sprained. 1t will probably be several
days before she will be able to be
about again. n.-Parkersburg Sentinel.
AT the last annual meeting the fol.
lowing named ladies were elected on
the advisory board of the management
of the Woman's Home Mrs. Geo. Irish,
Mrs L. P. Hill, Mrs. J. E. Vandervoort
Mrs. Fl. P. Iheis, Mrs. L. M. McClosky
Mrs. j. Pfaff, Mrs. B. f. Strecler, Mrs
p. G. Fischer, Mrs. DR.. BOIL. Mrs. G. G.
Lyman, Mrs T. F. Davis, Mrs. II. W.
Craig, Mrs. Dr. Sloan, Mrs. VIM. e
Roe. Mrs. f. S. Turner and Miss Freds
Wittlig Fiscal Trustees Mr. E. r
Alderman, Mr.. w. w. Mills and DIR. Fl
L. Curtis; Trustees: Mr.. S. j. Hatha
way. Mr. J. d. Cadwallader and Mr.
Rufus Dawes Admission Committee
Mrs. e. D. Gates, Mrs. C. Regnier, Mrs
H. B. Shipman and Miss Mary Curtis
Honorary President, Mrs. w. L. Rol
ston Honorary Vice President, Mrs
Sarah Eells.
The case of Jacob Figley, admins
traitor, against j. Hope Sutor as re
ceiver of the 2. & o. R. Ry., was begun
in Common pleas court Monday. Th'
plaintiff is the father of John Figley
employed as brakeman on the Y. 6
o. R. Ry.. who was killed at Stowe
station near Marietta, April 10, 1894
and now as the administrator of hi
sons estate brings suit against th'
railway company for $4,000 damages
Times Recorder.
DIR. j. w. Kraps has removed t.
Marietta from Dexter City and will
practice medicine Lere.
Special millinery sale Thursday
Friday and Saturday at the Bee Hive
up to the present time, 81 nev
men have been employed at the shop
of the B. & o. S. w. since the election
This about fills the shops and it is no
probable that this number will b
, greatly increased, but it is plenty larg
enough to prove that the road believe
there are good times ahead. The mum
Der of section men will also be adde,
to after the last of the month, for fit.
miles of track are to be relaid with al
possible expedition. The force OF mel
at the Washington, Ind, shops ha
been increased the same as the fore
here. and the working hours have ais
been increased, SO that it is time O
general rejoicing all along the road
Chillicothe Gazette.
The relatives of Mrs. ]. M. Pfeiffer
deceased, desire to express publicl..
their thanks to the many kind friend
who gave them assistance in their re
cent bereavement.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Il. FL. Sugden hav
been visiting relatives and friends i
Pittsburg.
Mrs. f. R. Brennan is confined t
her home on the West Side by illness
| City Solicitor Chas. w. Richard
, left Tuesday for Gallipolis, wher
Judge Coultrap, who granted the ten