Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-03
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY. mARcn 3. 800
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Misses Edith Mills and Maud
Thomas left Monday for St Paul,
Mimi, on a visit to friends.
Miss Mary Cauley left Monday for
Sistersyille, where she is employed as
dressmaker for Mccoy Bros.
"A son was born Sunday, March 1st, |
to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mahnken, Sixth
street.
Eugene Warner left Monday for
his home in ZaLesville.
"A. q. Denbarger, of Belpre, was in
the city Monday on business; it
The Second street. paving will he
begun in earnest about the first of
April, ,Sor as Soon as the weather will
permit. The City Engineer has author
lied the curb to be set after the first
three consecutiyedays of good weather.
The wills of Louis Bules, Sd, and
VIM. P. Cole were filed for Probate
Monday.
Regular meeting of Buell. w. R. G.
Tuesday evening, March 3rd, at 1880,
sun time.
MIR. G. R. Applegate, of Beverly, is
in the city, witness in the Lowe trial.
E. j. Alexander, of Gallipolis, is
business visitor in the city.
MIR. N Corner, of Malta, was in
the city on business Monday.
Our snake story of yesterday
proved popular success, and the
| number of telephone calls we had con-
cerning it clearly showed that all
Marietta reads the Leader.
See notice of the new fdressmaking
firm, Mrs. M. A. Payne and Mrs. Flor
ence A. Dye.
Mr.. Will Lofflland. who recently
shot himself by accident, arrived home
from Chicago Monday, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Hattie Loffiand.
Mr.. Charles Kidd, of Meigsville, a
witness in the Lowe case, was taken
i'll coming down on the q. &c o. r. train
Monday He was confined to his room
at the st. Cloud Hotel for several hours.
John A. Floyd, of Morgan county,
is in the city on business.
Guard Grimes, of the Ohio Peniten-
tiary, was in the city Monday interest,
4 ing himself in the case of Harry
Thompson, indicted for pocket picking,
&ho formerly lived in Mr. Grimes
home town of Middleport. When
Prosecuting Attorney Preston detailed
the full measure of Thompson's wick
edness Mr.. Grimes lost most of his zeal
in the young fellows welfare. Thomp.
son was married only a few days be-
fore arrested.
I The Paving Committee of Council
met yesterday afternoon to consider
the matter of paving for the next year
1t was decided to recommend that no
tices be served on property owners i'm
mediately for the paving of Third
street and that plans be completed fol
the paving of Fourth street from the
Ohio river to Montgomery.
The rig builders left for Burning
Springs Monday to replsce the rig o.
the Gillespie Oil Company which wa:
burned few days ago
The Muskingum Farmers Club will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Stowe
Saturday, March 14th. April pro
i. gramme
Mr.. John Kaiser, of the Nationa
Supply Company's store, was in Park
, ersburg yesterday on business.
Mrs. Eddie Ward, of Sistersyille, il
in the city, at the bedside of the little
/ child of G. W. Yerian. Mrs. Adams, O.
Sistersvillc, is also at Mr.. Yeran's.
Attorney George Black, of McCon
nelsville, is in the city, being attorney
l for the defense in the Lowe case.
DIR. F. NJ. Jewett, of Meigsville
Morgan county, was in the city Mon
day.
The Hollister homestead on Gil
man Avenue was sold Monday to ALA
Winsor by j. A. Plumer & Son. The
price paid by Mr.. Winsor was $1,000.
Mr.. j. H. Mcconnell, of the Mari
eta Manufacturing Company, is in st
Louis for the purpose of bidding on th
machinery of two new boats to b
built soon for the Mississippi Rive
trade.
From Parkersburg last nigh
came up TO hear the coucert
Mrs. Frank Smith, Miss Bernie
Jones, Miss Grace Jones, Miss Berth
Snyder, Miss Hattie VanWinkle
Messrs. Hermann Smith. Ross Timm
and Chass>A. Bukey.
To Messrs. Adams, Otto, Cleminge
and Gage, members of the Glee, Man
dolin and Guitar Club, we are indebtei
for i, a delightful midnight serenad
| rendered the Leader force. Thes
young men play in a manner that i
soul stirring in the extreme, and the
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