Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-18
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. APRIL Ia. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

last night at the Marietta Club parlors
was choice one, and the guests en-
joyed every number on the too short
list, as was evidenced by their hearty
applause. The attendance was not so
large as on some previous occasions,
probably because of the extremely
warm night. The next meeting of the
club, and the last for this season, will
be held in two weeks with Mrs. Chas
H. Turner.
The work of plowing up Second
street below Butler cprsparatovy fto
street paving was begun Friday. /,
Probate Judge Rood was at Belpre
Friday holding a ;lunacyt isqpest+ on
Dora, wife of Samuel Swan.
The names of stations on the c. e.
M. Ry. have been changed as follows:
Stanley to Stanleyville, PIT. Pleasant to
Dyson, Miller's to Tyner's, Phillips
burg to Stone Creek. The changes are
made in order that the stations may
bear the names of the postoffices ut
which they are located.
Squire Chas. w. Richards was
subpenaed by telegram to Columbus
Friday to appear before the Senate
Pure Food Investigating Committee.
Miss Jennie Slnithson, who has
been attending business college here,
returned Friday to her home in Macks-
burg where she will remain.
-Messrs. Arendt and Smith have
opened their new bakery on upper
| Fourth street.
i. R. Rose, of the Board of Man
ayers of the Penitentiary arrived home
from Columbus Friday.
Squire G.. F. Hayward, of Water
ford, passed through the city Friday,
enroute home from Gallipolis.
"A marriage license was issued
Thursday to Charles Adams and Caro-.
line Boston, both of Liberty township.
Superintendent 1. G. Rawn, of the
B. & o. S. w., was in the city on bust
ness Friday in private car 200.
The members of the Twilight
Fishing Club are making arrangements
for dance to be given Tuesday even
ing, May 5th.
The Charles Heidriclk property or
Fifth street was sold Friday to Mr..
Afford for $500.
The members of Lobdell Cycling
club will be photographed in uniform al
their club house on Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
Mrs. DR.. Morrison and Mrs. Doug
las Putnam expect to leave Monday or
an extended visit to relatives in the
east.
/ -Messrs. Long and Webster, two o.
the eastern capitalists who are inter
ested in the proposed oil refinery to bt
built here, arrived from the east Fri
day and spent the day looking over the
city in company with Hon. T. f, Davis
They are favorably impressed with the
location. Another gentleman interest
ed in the enterprise will arrive in few
days to view the situation. 1t is pro
posed to put 100000 into the refinery
on terms that are considered easy by
gentlemen who are acquainted with
such matters.
-Messrs. William Roeser and Johr
Curry left Friday for Boston to settle
with the Canadian parties who recent
ly purchased Alexandra and Judge
Wilkes for $4,000.
The work of tearing down the ole
Nye house below Leidecker's too
works on Second street began yester
day. Frank Weber, who recently pur
chased the property, will erect two
new residences at once.
Mrs. Charles T. Lewis, of Toledo
who with her children has been visit
ing Mr.. Lewis mother in this city, left
Friday for Caldwell, where sh,
will visit relatives.
Miss Virginia Mcconnell, of Sis
tersville, is the guest of Miss Alic,
Eells.
| ne LOUucll DdSc DILL SluU VIII
give dance Tuesday evening, Apri
21st, at the 1. o. o. T. Hall, West Side
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union of Washington county will
hold their convention in MARKETS.
\ April 2S and "a. Mrs. e. M. Law will
be here during the convention, deliver
ing three lectures, one each evening
and one to the ladies on Friday after
noon. The convention will meet il
the Methodist church. Mrs. Law is al
eloquent, interesting and conyincin
temperance speaker.
Mrs. Sarah e. Hendershot, wife c
Geo. w. Hendershot, died last Sunda
at her home near Dallison, after
lingering illness, of a complication a
, diseases. The deceased was in tn
10th year of her age and was yer