Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-07
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY. APRIL ?. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


w. Caffey.
Mr. A. w. Crawford, of Coal Run,
underwent an operation Sunday for
the amputation of his leg below the
knee. The limb hass been affected
with gangrene for some time. At last
report Mr.. Crawford had not recovered
from the shock of the operation and
grave fears of the result are entertain
ed by his friends.
Mr.. R. d. Cooke left for Columbus
Monday on business.
The members of the G.. A. r. in
the city will attend the lecture of
Father Sherman at the Catholic church
Thursday evening. They will meet at
Post Hall on Putnam street at 6:30 p.
m. before proceeding to the church.
| The remains of Or. George w.
Reed. whose death from blood poison
arrived here over the Il. &c o. c. Ex-
tension Monday afternoon and were
met at the depot by party of Masonic
brethren from the local lodges, DIR.
Reed having been member OF Harmar
Lodge 800. Interment was made at
Belpre, his old home.
Il. r. Rose left for Columbus Mon
day afternoon to attend the meeting
of the Board of Penitentiary Managers,
which occurs today for organization.
Born, Sunday, April 5th, to MIR.
daughter.
The latter part of last week
Messrs. Ellenwood and THORNLEY,
shipped their well known horse Oudan
to Alonzo Mcdonald, of the Buffalo
Driving Park. The horse was received
at Buffalo Saturday night and before
morning the stables of the Association
were destroyed by fire, entailing. q
great loss. Oudan was one of 16
horses saved out of 36 that were in the
stables, 20 of them being cremated,
Probate Judge Rood is in Belpre
today attending the funeral of DIR.
George Reed, which will take place at
10 o'clock, conducted by the X. of P.
Common Pleas Court is adjourned
to Saturday.
"A marriage license was issued
Monday to Frank Cottle and Amy
Mawhinney. both of Rockland.
1.a in, hn frl
Degree at the meeting of Harmar
Lodge No 800, +. & A. NJ, this even
ing.
w. B. Lambing returned Monday
from Pittsburg.
e. Finley Kitson, the well known
newspaper man of Sistersyille, was in
the city on business Monday.
j. Ed. Hall, of Columbus. is in the
city on business trip.
-Ex-Judge w. II. Leeper is at
Lower Salem today on legal business.
Captain c. M. Grubb, County Com.
missioner. arrived from Beverly Mon
day.
Judge McCluer, of Parkersburg,
was in the city on business Monday.
Auditor w. A. Patterson returned
from Coal Run last night, having gone
home to vote.
"A dance will be given Wednesday
r evening in the hall over Greenway's
: millinery store.
Mr. FL. N. Dyer returned last night
2 from trip to Marion o.
Miss Kathryn Gear left Monday
i afternoon for Granville.
: The Relic Room will be open today
: between the hours of a. m. and IL an6
: and p. m. The Century Historical
Society will meet in the evening will
the Woman's Centennial Association.
= The dance given last evening at the
1. o. o. f. Hall, West Side, by the Sun
shine Fishing Club was well attended
. and social and financial success.
The spring term OF College open
today. Most of the absent students
have returned from their Easter yaca
ton.
The Christian Endeavor Union o
this city held very enthusiastic meet
ing Monday evening at the first congre
gational church. The question fo
discussion was: "Can we do it,. Th
topic referred to the adyisability o
establishing Y. M. c. A. in this city
i Mr.. Van Dervoort and Prof. Shedd mad
N short addresses in favor of the estat
II fishing of such an institution whicl
was heartily approved by vote of tn
society.
Mrs. Lillian Tidd Wood will read
paper "Local History" before the We
z mans Centennial Association and Ney
:. Century Historical Society this evening
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