Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-24

MONDAY. rEB. a.. 1926
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


james McMaster left Saturday for
Charleston, w. Va.
In Mayors court Saturday Joseph
Barnez, of Eight Mile, was fided s5 and
costs for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. George Kahn, of Rochester,
Pa, and John Leonard, of GAINESVILLE,
were given the same DOSE the woman
who was arrested with the latter, mo-
tice of which appeared in Saturdays
Leader, was ordered to leave town, but
refused, saying that Kahn was her
husband and she would not leave with
out him.
The carrier boys employed at Eells'
and Johnston's news stands engaged in
lively scrap on Butler street Satur-
day. The i'll feeling between the boys
is said to have grown out of the recent
change of agency of the Cincinnati
Tribune.
The many friends of Allan Bruce,
formerly of this city, will be interested
to learn of his marriage last week at
Galveston, Texas, to Miss Miller, of
that place.
Clarence R. Luchs, the seven-year-
old son of Morris Luchs, narrowly es-
capped drowning Saturday afternoon.
With party of small boys about his
own age he was skating on the old
canal in the rear of the Eells building,
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was precipated into the water. After
breaking the ice for considera BILE
radius around Ny the little fellow
was rescued by his companions, none
the worse for his cold bath and narrow
escape.
May Smith Robbins delighted a
fair sized audience at the Auditorium
Saturday night in Little Trixie. The
play,is genuine comedy, full of boist-
erous merriment, with plot easily fol-
lowed. The support given Miss Rob-
bins was good in some respects, but
very ordinary in others. The songs
and dances with which the play is re-
plete were the chief features of the en-
terta ainment.
John III. Snodgrass, who is doing
literary work at Columbus for the
Commercial Gazette and Ohio State
journal. came down Saturday to spend
Sunday with his parents.
Eight new names are posted for
admission to membership in the Mari
eta Club
H. +. Kraft is the first to announce
himself as candidate for Mayor. His
card appears in this ISSUE
Monroe Shrewsbury, of Parkers-
burg, spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in this city.
Marshal Parlin is in receipt of a
card from the chief of police at Cleye-
land Offering reward of 5000 for the
arrest of Michael Clavic, who shot and
killed Mike Lancman Feb. Is. Clavic
is 35 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches tall,
weighing about $50 pounds, with
brown hair, blue eyes, red face, red
dish brown mustache, and wore blue
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ribbed pants.
L. A. Bevan is here from Akron on
visit to old friends.
An intoxicated young man named
OFT. Muggrage was found about three
o'clock Sunday morning in the alley
back of Seylers and was locked up by
Officer Babcocl. He will answer be-
fore the Mayor this morning.
Bishop Boyd Vincent will preach
at st. Lulxe's Episcopal church tomor-
row evening and will administer the
rite of confirmation.
DR.. Stucl1enburg preached at the
Baptist church last night to large
congregation. He is an attractive,
forceful speaker. an intellectual man
and fervent Christian. DIR. Stucken'
berg will deliver five lectures on
Sociological subjects this week at And
rews Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Langenberg, ot
Beverly, were guests of friends in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. William T. Morris, formerly
of the wholesale notion firm of Sprague
e Morris, this city, has purchased &
one-half interest in the general mer
chandise business of w. H. Pedicord
at Waterford.
+ Mr. William Blake has purchased
the one-half interest of Oscar Webster
in the Beverly Marietta packet Sonoma
Mr.. G. WI James was at Vincen
Saturday, on business.
Six couples of the young friends o
Miss Lottie Baum, Washington Street
surprised that young lady Friday even
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