Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-06
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, oorosER 9. 1895
AND LOCAL.

ing friends at Chillicothe, returned
home Monday morning. Y
Miss Lille Lancaster, who has
been i'll with infammatory rheuma-
tism has improved and expects to re-
sumo he. duties as telephone operator
this week.
Samuel Duncan, Sr., aged "a, was
killed at Springfield Monday by falling
from his wagon while breaking colt.
David P. Pugh,1 4 man Veil known
to Mariettiansyand the people OF this
county, died at the Athens State Hos
pitaA Tuesday, the 5th, after lgradpal,
decline for number of years. Mf.'
Pugh was for years prominent factor
in Marietta affairs both in business and
politics. He was ship carpenter by
trade. The remains will be brought to
Marietta for burial.
The next annual session of the
Eastern Ohio Teachers Association
will be held at New Philadelphia on
Friday and Saturday following Thanks
giving. One fare for round trip on
the c. G. M. R. R. Provision will be
made to entertain 1000 visitors.
The paving on the square on Third
street between Putnam and Scanned
streets was practically completed Mon
day evening and is q good piece of
work
Mrs. e. S. Lee, of Coshocton, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs W. w. Rath-
bone, Elm Shade.
The grand jury will begin its labor
for the October term today.
Miss Alice Eells entertained a
mum ber of her young lady friends very
delightfully."- at her home on Fourth
street last evening.
Born, Saturday, October Cd, to Mr..
and Mrs. Marcellus Seeley, Front
street, a daughter.
| In Mayors court Monday c. NJ.
Taylor was fined SO and costs for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
Miss Hattie Beekman left Monday
to visit friends at Pittsburg.
Mrs. O. M. Lowell, Sixth street. is
suffering from paralysis, with which
she was stricken Saturday night Her
condition is critical.
Mr.. L. A. Ziegler has been ap-
pointed local agent of the American
Express Company to fill the vacancy
caused by the promotion of Fred Audi
bert Mr.. Zeigler has been in the SER
vice of the company as dryer for sew
eral years and his promotion to agent
will be gratifying news to his many
friends. Mr. Henry Eveleigh has ac
cepted the position as driver vacated
by Mr.. Zeigler.
| Harry Ogle, Mariettas plucky little
rider, who now holds the county
championship, leaves this morning tc
participate in the races at Orville. He
is in fine condition and his friends hope
to receive good account of him.
H j. Ebinger, administrator of the
! estate of John Meister, who was killed
at Meister's tannery last year, has
brought suit against the G. & M. Rail
road Company for $4,000 damages. II
is alleged that the company was neg
ligent.
M M. Rose was at Coal Run Mon
day and came down on the evening
train with Hon. Fl. G. VanVoorhis, who
addressed the Republican Club at tht
Court House Monday evening.
"A car load of scenery for the Blacl
Crook production at the Auditorium
Z tonight arrived Monday
Il. R. Rose was in the city Monday
night, enroute to Columbus.
Charles Ranger left Monday TO
. Columbus.
Miss Anna Reppert returned HON,
Monday from visit to friends at Pitts
burg.
John Curry, VIM. Roeser, Jr., anc
Frank Dunbar are attending the race
at Lexington, KY.
The Muskingum Farmers Club will
be entertained next Saturday by DR.
ard Mrs. o. NJ. Willis, at their home Oh
Fourth street. Dinner at ~ o'clocl
sun time.
Sam Null and c. w. Camden wer,
, each fined $40 and costs by Mayo
Meisenhelder Monday on the charge o
fighting.
Joseph Martin drew prize of g
and costs for drunkenness and disor
derly conduct yesterday.
Harry Fouts and family, of McCon
nelsville, are visiting relatives in tn
city.
IF. G. Audibert left Monday nigh
for Cincinnati to assume his duties, q
route agent of the American Expires
Company. = a., ra
Mrs. John F. Bukey and son, 0
Jacksonville, Florida, are guests of he