Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-26

THURSDAY. nov. ae, 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

is the guest OF her parents, MT. ana
Mrs. R. T. Moore, West Side.
w. B. Gaitree, OF Columbus, is in
the city, accompanied bv his wife, vis-
iting friends and relatives He will
return home tonight
The new telephone company which
was organized to run line to the
Hendershot field, will probably find
that they will have opposition in u
short time. The Parkersburg and
Waverly Telephone Company which
built line from this city to the Ogdin
field last spring have determined to ex-
tend their line to the Hendershot field.
distance of three or four miles They
expect to begin work in a short time. =
Parkersburg Sentinel
The game of football this after
noon will begin promptly at $3.50.
s. B. Kirby returned Wednesday
from business trip in the east.
Mrs. s. s. Knowles and Miss Clara
have returned from visit to friends in
Athens.
Choral Society rehearsal at And
rews Hall at seven o'clock this evening.
About 20 Marietta teachers will
leave over the G. &c M. Ry. Friday to
attend the meeting of the Eastern
Ohio Teachers Association at New
Philadelphia. A special car through
to their destination has been placed at
their disposal
i Everett Barker, the young fellow
who was indicted for stealing a BIZ
cycle, afterward breaking Jail and be-
ing caught in Arkansas, was arraigned
in Common Pleas Court Wednesday
and pleaded guilty to the charge. He
was sentenced to one year in the peni-
tentiary, his offense being a felony.
The Okio Division L. A. w. will pay
Marshal Parlin s25 reward for his cap
tnre and conviction.
Marshal Parlin received Wednes-
day from Supt. of Police P. Kelley, OF
l Columbus, the welcome intelligence
, that r. l.. Osborne had been captured
in that city and would be held in that
3 city for the Marshal's arrival. Osborne
2 is the fellow who escaped from Parlir
, recently by jumping through the win
dow of coach on the G. e M. trair
: while being taken to Caldwell to be
I tried on the charge of robbing the
Adams Express Office. He is q bad
character, having seen the inside o1
P more thau one penitentiary and has es
capped from the authorities many times
-Messrs. A. Unger, of New Mata
moras, and George Schilling, of Water
\ town, have been chosen to complete
the panel of the petit jury for the pres
ent term of Common Pleas Court, Ths
jury will begin its work next Monday
David w. Shuster, indicted TO
shooting with intent to kill. was ar
raigned before Judge Sibley Wednes
! day, pleaded not guilty, and his cas-
J was set for trial.
Mr.. J. D. Strauss was able to b
out Wednesday after severe attack o
illness.
About 90 couples of young peopl
enjoyed social dance at Wehrs' Hal
last night.
Mrs H. F. Tobey, of Torch, O., i
dangerously ill and no hopes are enter
tanned for her recovery.
The Leidecker Tool Company di
= the handsome thing by their employe
n in presenting each with fine Thanks
giving turkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Dawes al
J rived Wednesday from Chicago
, spend Thanksgiving with his parents
. General and Mrs. R. R. Dawes.
= MIR. c. c. Clark and family, of Iror
ton, are guest at Mrs. Rolston's, Fourt
street.
Mr.. Henry Bosworth came in frol
Springfield, Ills, last night to spen
= Thanksgiving with his mother.
- Mr.. Fred Nye, of cambridge, is tn
guest of his brother, R. L. Nye.
About dozen railroad men of tn
j. city have organized local branch {
>. the Ancient and Honorable Order {
- Sod Cutters, with headquarters in a
, empty box car wherever one can /
found. The initiation of candidate
affords some amusement. The GER
Id mony embraces two degrees, but til
candidate seldom lives through tt
first to take the second.
ie The Keystone State was compelle
I'd to tie up between this city and Parl
ersburg Tuesday night on account {
the heavy fog.
OF On Butler street Wednesday nigl
an alteration occurred betwee
Charles Schultheiss and Tom Fletch'
~ during which the former struck I'll
at latter several times. The affair wi
no probably be Investigated in poli
court