Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-11
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY. FEB. -. 1906
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


Mrs. Emma Atkinson and daugh-
ter left Monday for Winfield, Kas.
Invitations have been issued for a
masquerade to be given February 14th
at the home of Mrs. r. N. Payne,
Scanned street, by Messrs. Cisler,
Peters and Knox.
George Weiser left Monday for Denni-
son, Ohio, to attend the funeral of Rev.
Father Campbell, former pastor in
Marietta, which will occur Wednesday
morning.
The engagement of Miss Clara Mil
ler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Miller, to Eugene Hemmegar, of CO.
lumbus, is announced.
In Probate Court Monday IL mar
riage license was issued to Elmer p.
Willoughby, of Pittsburg, and Ella B.
Harrell, of Belpre.
Prosecuting Attorney Preston will
begin work on the criminal court
docket February 24th.
Henry Posey who lives up the pike,
was fined So and costs Monday for
drunkenness.
Rev Dndley Ward Rhodes, of Gin
cinati, is in the city.
| The Boone property on Pike street
was sold Saturday by Ward & Stone to
hn
81, 1000.
The first regular meeting of the
Order of the Eastern Star will be held
this evening.
The Fearing property on the West
Side was sold Monday to NJ. W..
Schnauffer for $1,000. j. A. Piumer &
Son manipulated the deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wheeler, of
Fremont, Ohio, are guests of the family
of Ii. w. Craig
Isaiah Barker, an aged resident of
Beverly, died Saturday of grippe and
plications. The funeral will take
place today at Coal Run.
F. S. Coleman, assignee of the
Marietta Planning Mill Company, filed
his bond of s22, 600, with w. p. Dye,
August Weber, Matthew Jurden and
D. b. Anderson as surety.
"A telegram received here Monday
announced the death of Mrs, Jane
Whittlesey, which occurred at St.
Cloud, Mimi, at noon of that day. Mrs.
Whittlesey was upwards Of SO years
of age and had been in poor health for
several mon tbs
In Squire Guyton's court Earnest
! Rosenbach filed complaint against Ed
ward and Alexander Theobald and
Clinton Hill and warrants We're issued
for their arrest Monday. The com
plants are the result of a quarrel at a
tin wedding given at the home OF
Hugh Hayes at Eight Mi,e. Rosenbach
and man named Henry Grumpy We're
considerably used up, the former re-
ceiving an ugly scalp wound from a
stick of stovewood. Hard cider was an
important element in the disturbance.
Mrs. Miriam n. Loomis and son
Wheeler, of Marietta, spent Saturday
and Sunday here, the guests of Mrs. L.
n. Skinner Parkersburg Sentinel.
Miss Florence Theis, of Mariette,
has been the guest OF Miss Dollie Pin
mel since Saturday. Miss Theis and
Miss Pinnell, who has been spending
the week with her mother, both re
turned to Marietta this morning Bel.
pre- Item.
The Journeymen Tailors' Uni IN
will give social Thursday evening,
Feb. 18th, at Trades Council hall.
John Griffith in Faust last night
drew great audience, which was
vastly pleased with Grifiith's interpre
tation of the famous play. Griffith, as
Mephsto, was a smooth, subtle devil
grandlv wicked at times. He was most
ably supported by strong company.
The Junior Club was entertained
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. George
NJ. Cooke at their home on Second
street. Mr.. Taslar Bosworth read an
article on Thomas Carlyle, which was
ably criticized by Mr., Chas Dyar.
Says the Parkersburg Journal
Marietta is confident of getting the
boiler works. A committee of the
Board of Trade of that city meets to-
day to close the contract Marietta
gives location and cash amount for
the new industry"
Hi Henry's Big Minstrel Co will ar
rive Wednesday morning in their
palace car Clipper" They will give a
swell street parade at noon which all
should see. as there is not company
on the road that presents such mag
nifcent appearance.
An interesting scrap took place last
night on Butler street in front oi
Singers burbcr shop, in which several
white and colored fellows were partici
prints, some of them unwillingly. His
40 Manor will nnfanr1a the