Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-04
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. APRIL a, 1890
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

L. E. Smith, of the Bellevue hotel,
is at Middlebourne, w. Va, at the bed
side of his brother, who is i'll
Mrs. o. j. Stowe and daughter
Josephine, OF Beverly, are in the city,
the guests of Mrs. Stoves parents
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. VanMetre.
r. w. Richardson, local editor Of
the Times, is able to be out after an
illness of several days with an attack
'of.grippes Q,HYp d axs ns aeN|
Abel will enter, the, tailoring
business at sistersyille and viii leave
for that town Monday.gS .<ffgTa Us
George Day, the Columbus gam
bier who robbed Charles Dye, of this
city, was bound over to court in the
sum Of $500.
Miss Harriet Hobby returned last
night fPom st. Cloud, Mimi, and, we
understand, will reside in Marietta.
Mrs. T. H. Kelly, of Cincinnati,
died at her home Thursday night. sud
denly. Mr.. Kelly, son of P. Fl. Kelly,
of Waterford, and graduate of Mari
eta College, is we'll known in Mari
eta, and his friends are panied to
know of his severe loss.
William Bules and George Sprague,
who live short distance west of the
city, engaged in a fight in the saloon
of Kennedy & Rempe on Putnam street
Friday. They were locked up by Of
ficers Posey and Latterner.
"A. o. Jones, OF GAINESVILLE, WAS in
the city on business Friday.
The address of A. D. Follett, of
this city, delivered before the Mus
kingum county Historical Society
Thursday is highly praised by the
GAINESVILLE papers.
Don't forget "Outcasts of a great
City" Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Albrecht were sub
jected to wetting Friday while driv-
ing to Marietta from their home about
four miles up the Muskingum. Their
horse became unmanageable and
dragged the buggy into the river be-
fore it could be controlled.
The Thornley, building on Greene
street has been sold by j. A. Plumer &
Son to j. S. 5Goebel for $4,000. The
building has frontage of 81 feet and
80 feet in depth
Greater bargains than ever before
in millinery goods at Bee Hive Store.
H. N. Dyar leaves today for Mar
ion on visit o5 few days with rela
tiyes.
The Hall & Moore assignee's sale
will occur today, at o'clock p. M, up
on the premises, West Side.
The Womans Christian Temper
ance Union Of Washington county will
hold their annual convention in the M
E. church, corner of Third and Wooster
streets, on. April esd and gath. Mrs
Law, u national organizer, will b,
present during the entire convention
delivering lectures on both evenings.
"A son was born Friday, April Sd
to Mr.. and Mrs William Corner, Mar
ion street.
The residence, of Mr.. f. s. Shuricly
on Fourth street, is being remodelet
and extensively repaired.
Mr.. W. e. Caskey and family lef
Friday for Circleyille to attend th'
r funeral of his brother, who was kille.
+. a few days ago in mine explosion il
Colorado.
Sunrise prayer meeting at the Gil
e man Ave. M. L. Church, Easter morn
1 ing at 6 o'clock.
There will be an egg hunt at th'
United Brethren Church, corner o
: Wooster and Mulberry streets, Satur
day afternoon, at o'clock. The chill
d dren are all invited to come.
There are several cases of measle
at Cutler, this county. In one famil..
there are three cases of scarlet fever
, The latter is quarantined.
The monthly business meeting O
the "Y" society will be held Saturda
afternoon at half-past three, in tn
High School building.
Now is the time to buy your Easte
millinery. Grand opening Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday at Bee Hiv
Store.
H, III. Kramer, of New York, rer
resenting the Majestic bicycle, was i
the city Friday and gave an exhibition
\ of expert riding.
Tickets for the Congregations
Church Choir Concert April 10th will
be put on sale at the Colonial Boo
Store and the Corner Drug Store tc
day. Price 25 cents. re. IL
al The Grafton accommodation on tn
b. & o, which left Parkersbur
Friday morning, was wrecked about
E o'clock on SILVER Run grade, by run