Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-06-18
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, JUNE is, 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

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Mr.. William Cain, Clerk in the Au-
ditors office, rendered his resignation
on Saturday, last His successor has
not yet been appointed.
MIR. Hal. j. Porterfield is in the
city.
Mr.. Joseph Perdew OF Homestead
Pa, passed through the city few
days ago with two fine teams of heavy
horses which he will put to work in
the oil fields hereabouts.
The secret societies of the College
banqueted last night. All report great
doings.
AT 7:SO a. m, ,, Wednesday, Mr..
Michael Hannen and Miss Kate
Schmidt were united in marriage at
ST. Marys Catholic church, none but
the near relatives and intimate friends
witnessing the ceremony. An elegant
wedding repast was served at the
home Of the brides parents on Sixth
street and the happy couple received
Der of the oil firm of Hannen Brothers
and one of the best known operators
in this field The bride is charming
young lady and deservedly popular
throughout wide circle of acquaint
ances. The Leader joins in the show
er of congratulations.
Work on the Greene street paving
was resumed Wednesday in accordance
with the action of Council Tuesday
l'eyening.
Henry OBlenness, of Athens, was
in the city on business Wednesday.
| "A temporary structure is being
erected on the Ice Harbor lot to be
used as an office by Lockkeeper Savage
until the U. s. government acquires
satisfactory title to enough land upon
which to build the handsome new
brick building contemplated as the
lockkeeper's residence
Big bargains in millinery goods,
and shirt waists. Also full line of
gents shirts, socks, suspenders and un-
derwear at Bee Hive.
Dudley Ferguson has severed his
connection with the ST. Cloud hotel, of
which he has been night clerk, and his
position will be filed in future by
Howard Booth.
Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Rodgers, of
GAINESVILLE. arrived on the Lorena
Wednesday morning and will be the
guests of friends during Commence
ment.
Miss Nellie Dye left Wednesday on
a visit to friends at Waterford.
With their usual generosity the
ever popular Buckeye Clothin Company
have offered free choice of the best
hat in their store to the first player of
the Marietta nine who bats out clean
home run. And the boys are all
dreaming of that hat.
A -Speciale sale of towels, toweling,
table-cloth goods, hosiery, gloves and
silk mitts, Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday at Bee Hive.
james Johnston, an employe at
Leidecker's Tool Works was seriously
scalded Wednesday morning about 7:3O,
AS he was passing an escape pipe, a
steam hammer was started, and the
escaping steam and boiling hot water
which had condensed in the pipe struck
him in the back. He was removed to
his home on the West Side and his in
iuries found to be very painful and
serious, though not necessarily danger
GUS.
Earl Vincent, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. d. V. Grimes, Cutler. Ohio,
died Thursday, June II, aged II mos.
and days. The funeral held at De-
catur Chapel, Friday afternoon con-
Quoted by Rev. G. G. Russell, was well
attended by large number of relatives
and friends of the family.
Roy Stonestreet, aged 10 years,
was arraigned before Probate Judge
Rood Wednesday on the charge of tru'
ancy. The case was continued in
definitely, the boy giving bond for his
good behavior in future. 1t was his
mother, Vesta Stonestreet, who flee
an assault and battery complaint
against Prof. John A. Stone, of the
West Side schools.
Mr.. Andrew Unger, of New Mata
moras, was in the city Wednesday pay
ing taxes for large number of people
in his section of the county.
The severe storm of Tuesday after
noon uprooted splendid large maple
shade tree in front of the premises Of
A. S. Hall, 6O1 Knox street
Squire B. e. Guyton received Wed
nesday morning telegram announc