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

from Dalton, Ills, paid his many
friends visit last week. He is one of
the heirs to the fortune left by rela-
tive who recently died at Cadiz, o.
. G. c. Smith is delivering baled straw
at Waterford to be shipped on the STR
Lorena. Mr.. Kelley will also help to
load the boat with hogs, eggs, poultry
etc.
o. Tucker had 16 head Of cattle de-
horned last week. All did we'll and
can now be stabbed like sheep. {.
The Search Light Club meets at
Waterford every Saturday to discuss
the financial condition ofour country.
The pupils of the High School had
their photos taken last week.
b. i, henry attended medical exami-
nation at Marietta last Wednesday and
visited his brother Joel who is veryill
With iagffppe.N9 i'N taeg"t>
Ls,G. Robinson was at Palmer Friday
looking after the Mansfield Buggy
Cos interests. He will remain in this
territory for few weeks, until the
Spring trade opens.
| Miss Daisy Gordon, of Round Bottom
is visiting her Aunt Emily Stewart,
this week. She is very proud of a fine
gold watch her grand father lately
presented her as birthday present.
Mrs. Nina McNeal is quite i'll at this
writing with something like severe
attack of grippe. Miss Rowa Tucker
is also unablegto be around.
Geo. Buchanan will start for Ills. in
few days Wages are much better
in the West. s1S to S25 per month for
farm hands would be counted extrava-
CANT here.
The funeral of Peter Angle and wife
was preached at Salem by Rev. Jewett
and was largely attended notice of
the tragic death of these old people
was given last week.
Mrs Della Malster visited her broth
er Link Yarnell at the Dana farm Sat
urday.
Mr.. Warner Sc Co. unloaded new
engine at Waterford Monday, purchas-
ed from the Geiser Manufacturing Co.
They will test it this week.
The new ice house of j. o. Cullen &
Co. is now filled and rooted and will
soon be sided and painted. The ice
was about four inches thick and it is
to be hoped will keep.
A straw stack was blown upon two
COWS belonging to Geo. Hart, last week
and injured them quite severely.
Mrs. Bartlett who was SO badly in
jured by runaway, is getting much
better but is not able to leaye her room.
A tumble over the rocks on Proctor
Hill can not be called slight accident.
d. A. Shinn, of Windy Point is 60
ing into the thorough bred poultry
business, having purchased pen Of
High Class Buff Cochins. Look out
for his add. in these columns in few
weeks.
We are glad that two Of the Null
holland orphans have found good
homes. The little girl, Mary, lives
with Mrs. Os. Pugh. Little Bob is
with w. B. Shaw, of Round Bottom.
Miss Lizzie Dipple, teacher at Pleas
ant Valley is quite ILL., so much so that
she had to dismiss her school for a few
days.
Chas. Gossett, of Watertown, will
move to the Chas. Buchanan farm this
week. Mr.. Buchanan will move to
Waterford and occupy Mr.. Athey's
house on South street.
Mrs. L. Reynolds attended a birth
day party at Jno Dyer's, Rainbow Sat
urday the Goth. Mrs. Dyer will not
have another for four years.
Jno. E. Raney, Gen'l. Agent for
Jarecki Chemical Co.. is in w. Va. on
business this week.
The new gravel walk from the depot
to the willow row is quite an improve
ment to our little city.
j.. M. Stewart has gone to Crooked
Tree to run a portable saw mill for
Chas Stewart e. Co. this week.
c. f. S.