Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-21
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY, MARCH a, 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mr.. ID. y. Lemert, representing tne
Central Ohio Paper Co.. was in the city
yesterday, He says Mr.. Thomas is re-
covering from the fever, and will be
out and about in few weeks.
Charles Mortimer, leading man
with Corse Peyton last season, is with
Cool's Big Stock Co.
Miss Margaret Caywood arrived in
the city from Cincinnati where she has
been in the training school for nurses
for the past two years She graduated
from that institution and received her
diploma and is now full fledged nurse.
Miss Caywood has several fattering
offers but is undecided as to where she
will locate. She will take a much
needed rest before locating anywhere.
"A social will be given in the lecture
room of the Gilman Ave. M. E. Church,
March 27th, by the Epworth League,
entitled THE Mystic Seven. Admis-
sion 1Oc. All invited
Mrs. DR.. Curtis who has been in
New York six weeks past, is expected
home today.
Common Pleas Court adjourned Fri
day to Monday morning.
In Common Pleas Court Friday
Mrs. Emma Glass, nee Ong, was grant
ed divorce from Alex Glass, on the
ground of willful absence for period
| of more than three wears
-Cool's Big Stock Co. Auditorium,
next week. Nothing cheap but the
prices, 10. 20 and 80 cents.
License to wed was issued Friday
| to Mr.. Irwin w. Adamson and Louvina
j. Pool, both of Holman, Ludlow
Township.
The bicycle riders are becoming
unanimous on the claim that railroads
ought to carrywheels free, as baggage,
especially when the passenger has no
other baggage. If a woman can carry
a hundred pound trunk without ques-
tion it would seem only right to allow
man to carry twenty-five pound
wheel. Beside, if the railroads only
knew it, they could probably make
money by Turing the riders into remote
parts of the state on a promise of free
transportation of wheels, then letting
them struggle for day or two with
the vile roads in some parts of the
country. After that experience the
wheelman will be sure to pay their
fare home. Il Brooklyn Eagle.
--Koerner & Richardson sold to Mr..
Print Clark a Sterling Expert bicycle
yesterday.
w. A."Sayre, the .confectione~, put
in new soda fountain to further add
to the attractions of his establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Allen, of Selma,
California, who haye been visiting
friends and relatives in this city, left
Thursday night for Indiana, where
they will visit.
Special sale for few days only OF
laces, embroideries, towels, tablecloths
and napkins at Bee Hive Store.
The c. e. M. posted notices along
their line yesterday drawn under Sec
makes all persons liable to fine OF
from SIS to S25 to drive any vehicle on
or between the rails or along the road.
way of any steam railroad, unless com.
pelled by necessity. These notices
give warning that all violaters will be
punished. Cambridge Sun.
"A new line of ladies shirt waists
just in at Bee Hive Store.
. The old steamer Ida Smith, that
piled between here and Syracuse sever
al years ago, and later being taken tc
Marietta, near which point she caught
fire and was partially destroyed, has
been rebuilt at the Point Pleasant
docks and was at this city Wednesday
and moored to Stephens coal foat
where her machinery will be renovated
and her repairs completed. She is q
better craft than ever and the property
of Capt. John Gordon, of this city. He
will perhaps put her in trade out o.
this city -Gallipolis Journal
George Eyssen's new house or
Fairview Heights is ready for the var
nish, and Mr.. Eyssen expects to move
into the property week after next.
Miss Alma Baum, Mr. Edward
Young and Mr.. j. e. Flanders have
purchased Sunol bikes from Hagan
Schad.
| -Floy Crowell, Auditorium, mex
week.
; "A special car will be attached tt
the Ohio River train this afternoon, t.
accommodate the delegation from thil
city who go to Wheeling to meet the
Congressional Committee. Fare ST. 25
Train leaves Williamstown at 2:4'
central time.
Miss Flora Smith, of Hart street
has accepted a position in Hutchison'l
Bargain Store