Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-14
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY, NOV. Ia. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

of Parkersburg, were in the city on
business Friday.
Miss Nelly returned home to Park
ersburg Friday, after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. w. R. Grimes.
Mr.. Maurice r. Coste leaves Sunday
for Moundsville, w. Va, where he will
sing at the concert of the Ladies' Man.
dolin and Guitar Club of that city,
Monday evening.
Auditor w. A. Patterson left yes
terday morning for Macon, Ills, to be
gone ten days, visiting relatives.
&C. E. Tresch, the popular watch
maker at Atkins jewelry store. has re-
signed his position to accept similar
one with d. B. Anderson, Marietta.
Mr.. Tresch has made host of friends
in this city, who will be sorry TO see
him leave Cambridge. He is a gentle
man and mechanic of the first num-
ber.-Cambridg Sun.
I'm conversation which the Leader
had with Engineer Felkel just previous
to his leaving this city, he stated that
he would return here next week in
company with Mr.. Jutte, the promoter
of the Ohio River bridge scheme, and
would then have his plans in definite
shape. 1t is the desire of the promoters
that the enterprise receive encourage
ment from the local railroads so that it
may be built with the end in view of
one day carrying north and south
road into West Virginia. Failing to
receive the cooperation of the roads
entering this city the bridge will, ac-
cording to the statement of Mr.. Felkel,
be built for highway travel and electric
road purposes. The building of an
electric line from Marietta to Parkers-
burg is contemplated by Mr.. Jutte.
Mr. Fellel limited that the good will of
the city would be necessary for the
furtherance of the scheme in the be-
ginning, and after that something
more substantial.
Mr. Fred Clark, who has been en-
ployed at Anderson's jewelry store,
this city, will go into business for him
self at Beyerlp, where he is we'll
known.
BY the death of Judge de Steiguer
there was vacancy in the Judgeship
of this district. which was filed by the
appointment of Judge elect j. M. Wood,
who took the oath of Office on last Sat-
urday and on Monday opened court
with the ease and grace of an old
Judge. Athens Journal.
Common Pleas Court for the Oc-
tober term will resume business at the
old stand November esd.
Prosecuting Attorney j. C. Preston
is preparing the requisition papers for
the return of Everett and George
Barker to this state from Arkansas, to
be tried on the charge of stealing bi-
cycles There is a reward of S25 offered
by the Ohio L. A. w. for the conviction
of the former.
The B. G. o. S. w. paycar made its
welcome trip to Marietta on Friday.
Two laborers in the sewer trench
on Franklin street narrowly escaped
injury from u cavern Friday. Both
men were buried up to their arm pits
but luckily neither received injuries Of
any consequence
Mr.. Bishop, manager of the circu
lation department OF the Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune, was in the city
Friday. The agency for the c. 7. ha!
been transferred to George Fl. Eells Jr
but Tribunes will continue to bt
handled by Newsdealer Johnston as
formerly.
Mr.. George Il. Eells returned Friday
plight to Albany, N. Y, after a brie
visit to relatives in Marietta.
"A four-year-old child named Var
Wey died of membraneous Group Fri
day on houseboat below this city.
"A Marietta citizen who returnedFri
day from Pittsburg informs us that th'
fires of industry lighted along the Ohio
since McKinley's election give out ;
smoke so dense that it is dangerous fol
boats to run after dark.
The Marietta College football team
will meet the o. U. eleven for the sec
ond time this season at Athens today
James H. Dye has returned from
Logan, accompanied by his uncle, DIR
j. II. Dye, whose health is somewha
improved.
In Squire Guyton's court warran
has been issued for the arrest of Wat
son Yerian, of Coal Run. on the charg
of non-support of minor child.
Mr.. Frederick Smith, Of Inde
pendence township, was taken to th
Athens State Hospital by Deput.
Sheriff McCallister Friday. He wa
adjudged insane in Probate Court sew
eral days ago.
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