Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-15
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, MAY Ia, 1895
Personal AND LOCAL.


church at Barlow, Saturday afternoon
and Sabbath morning at II o'clock,
May 10th and 18th. Rev. Mr.. Foot, of
Allegheny Seminary, will fill the pull
pit, May oath.
Marietta Lodge No. 500, l. 0. G. T.,
at their regular meeting Friday night,
elected the following officers: G. T.,
c. M. Cottrill; v. T., Flora Evans;
Sec'y, Flora McLaren; A. Sec'y, James
Johnston; f. Sec'y, Arabella Johnston:
Treas, A. S. Sayre; Chap, Stella
Sprague; p. G. r., Anna Theis; Mar,
John Klintworth, Jr.; Guard, Carrie
Combs; Sentinel, Fred Hart.
In the case of ]. w. McCollum VS..
Benjamin F. Crum, tried in Common
Pleas Court Wednesday, the plaintiff
was awarded judgment for s2242
-"Quill' Clark, proprietor of the
Depot Hotel at Cambridge, is in the
city.
The special lace curtain sale still
goes on all this week at Bee Hive.
Mr.. w. f. Littan, of Bellaire, who
is interested in the Big Pat well at
Crooked Tree, was in the city We'd
nesday.
Mr.. G. P. Cochran spent Tuesday
at Salama, w. Va, the guest of his
mother.
The forcible detainer suit of Mrs.
Emma Wolfram against Willis Marvin,
the restaurant keeper, was on trial
before Squire Palmer Wednesday. The
case is not yet finished. Mrs. Wolfram
seeks to eject Mr.. Marvin from her
property on Lower Front street, which
she has rented at a figure double that
paid by Mr.. Marvin to Mr.. Darby for
saloon.
Mrs Lund, mother of Treas G. j.
Lund, is improving nicely. Her sons,
, j. N. and c. H. expect to leave for the
} West next week.
Matt Miraben, the Marietta sign
painter, fell from scaffold Thursday
and was severely bruised. He fell
from height Of 90 feet, but fortu-
nately no bones were broken.
No. 100 is new telephone in the
Office of the train dispatcher of the T.
& o. E railway.
George Farris was arrested for
drunkenness by Officer Posey Thursday
and was fined 50 and costs.
Mr.. Eugene Coste arrived with his
family Thursday from Buffalo and will
at once occupy the Fifth street house
recently purchased from Colonel Riley.
, "A finely decorated punch bowl, the
handiwork, of Miss Dora McAtee, this
city, is on exhibition in the show win
dow of f. A. Goebel e. Co.
George Null, of Liberty township,
was in the city on business Thursday.
Francis, the two-year. old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bickert, is suf-
fering from broken arm, the result
OF an accidental fall.
Mrs George little, Ill Wooster
/ street, died very unexpectedly Wednes
day night, after an illness of but few
hours. She was in her usual health
until about o'clock in the evening
when she was suddenly attacked by
illness and grew wore rapidly until hel
D death. She was S5 years of age. The
funeral took place at five O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
n -Aaran Pugh, who lives short dis
IS tance down the Ohio river on the West
Virginia side, came to this city Thurs
IL day and reported that his smoke hous'
k had been burglarized Wednesday
night. He engaged the services O
> George Wendelken, iwho went dowl
e with his bloodhounds to track tn
thief.
The gentlemen having in charg
-. the matter of securing funds for tn
u entertainment of the West Virgini
Editorial Association when it visits thi
city, are progressing rapidly in thei
work and it is settled fact that ou
West Virginia brethren will be wit
us. 1t is fitting that they should en-
their trip through the oil fields at Ma
rietta, the recognized oil center of thi
section. We can promise them roya
good time and sight of the best littl
city of it's size in the United States.
Fred Klostermeier is home for tn
summer vacation from Ada, Ohio
where he has been attending the schot
of Pharmacy.
Charles Porter and family le.
Of yesterday for Corning, where Mr.. Po
ter is engaged in the oil business fe
Messrs. Roeser.
WIN. Reckerman will take a pos
tion at the chair facory today. Thi
% concern will find him to be a reliabl
boy. sE.S Fe Y Ab
Before Squire Guyton Thursda
Edward Mccoy was fined 50 and cos
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