Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-28

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PERSONAL ANDLOCAL.'

street, near washington, wnere tne
barn owned by Mrs. Clark Berry. was
discovered to be burning. The chem
ical extinguishers were put to good
use and the blaze was soon smothered.
The loss will be small. q
| Charles Schultheis was fined $500
aud costs Friday for assaulting Tom
Fletcher on Butler street few nights
ago. Fletcher. who appears to have
been struck without provocation,
caused his arrest, and the hearing was
set for Friday evening, but Schulz
theis pleaded guilty before the hour set
for his trial.
Miss Lena M. Clark and Mr.. Will
son Donaldson, Of Spring Creek, Pa.
were married by Rev. M. w. Acton on
Thanksgiving Day at the home of the
bride on Third street.
The Buckeye Pipe Line Co. COM
pleted their gravity line from Eight
Mile to Sand Hill pump station on
Wednesday of this week.
Marietta Council No. 7s, R. 8. M.
selected and installed the following off,
GERS at their annual meeting last night:
Henry Strecker, T., !. NJ; ], B. Hovey'
D. M; ]. w. Holden, T. c. W.; L. E.
Mcvay, Treas.; A. w. Tompkins. Rec;
j. c. Brennan, G. of G.; Charles F.
Hoist. c. of G.; Ralph Bean, Steward;
j. A. Steadman, Sentinel
Gents all wool socks 1910 per pa ir,
at the Bee Hive store, 1872 Front street.
The marriage Of Mr.. HarrySchlicher
and Miss Katie Kaiser occurred We'd
nesday evening at the home of the
bride, Rev. X. F. Theme officiating.
The happy couple will occupy Mr..
Schlicher's new residence on Fairview
Heights.
"A warrant has been issued for the
arrest of Phil. Peters, Jr.s charging
him with assault and battery upon Gill
bert Morse on Thanksgiving Day.
Deputy Sheriff McCallister returned
Friday evening from business trip to
Waterford.
w. II. Leeper. Trustee, sold a lot
in East End Subdivision Friday to Mrs.
Altha S. Roberman. Consideration
S125.O0.
An enjoyable feature of Thanks
giving Day athletics was a supper
served Thursday evening at Mrs. Leon
ards at which there were present the
regular football team and subs, Sykes
and Williams, ''cripples", w. W.. Mills,
Prof. Chamberlain, Prof Manley, r.
M. Stimson and j., w. Crooks ana C, r,
Mcclure, of the Athletic Association.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Slim
son, Chamberlain, Manley, Bowie and
Jones and W. w. Mills presented the
Association with 500 in gold.
-P.Unger, manager of aninstallment
company, has sworn out warrant for
the arrest of Mr.. Sam Wallach. The
affidavit alleges that he has a music
box in his possession belonging to the
company.
Officer Lanams was seriously in.
jured Friday evening while arresting
David Mead, who lives in Texas, on a
charge of disorderly conduct. Mead
was intoxicated, and raising disturb
ance about his home, when his wife
sent for the police. Lanam responded
and was struck in the face by a piece
l of Stag thrown by Mead. His nose wa:
, broken and his face badly cut ant
bruised. Mead was landed in the city
| ,,r;cop 70 vyo ~ hoa rinu
The Weather Predictor said las
, night that we would today haye very
> considerable fall in temperature. Lool
out for it
Mrs. William Barnhart, ant
daughter, Grace, of Lowell, spen
Thanksgiving with Mrs. J. w. Wright
+, Front street.
, Mr.. Geo. Berger left for Pittsburl
Wednesday on steamer Lorena to visit
his daughter and other relatives.
Marshal Parlin and Sheriff Muir
ply, of Noble county, arrived from
> Columbus Friday noon, having in Gus
r tody Dick Osborne, who recently es
, ca ped from Marshal Parlin by jumping
through car window on the c. & M
/. train. Osborne will be tried at Cald
we'll for robbing the Adams EXPIRES
q Company's office, which crime is bu
one of many of which he is accused o
being guilty. His partner in crime
e Herdic, who helped him rob an oil
d man at Parkersburg, is now in custod
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Virginia for trial.
It Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Fred Curtis spen
Thursday at Beverly as guests of tn
lstter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. S
Clark.
It Mrs G. O. Salzman left for Cincir
q natl Tuesday.
IS Mr.. John Heintz, who has bee
quite seriously i'll, we are glad to state
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