Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-06-02
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, JUNE a, 1896,
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

"A case of diphtheria is in the fam
ily of Rev. M. w. Acton. A little six
year-old daughter is the sufferer.
Reserved seats for Pinafore, next
Thursday and Friday evenings, are on
sale and selling rapidly at the Marietta
Book Store.
Among those who left Monday
afternoon for Columbus to appear as
witnesses before the United States
Grand Jury were G. J. Pringle, Clyde
Barnes, Charles Barnes, David Carpen-
ter. Thomas Strecker and j. A. Stew
art, Jpgymap E. B. Henderson; was
also q member of the party. '''a'' %
II IA Suadays School Institute under
the auspices of the Marietta Associa-
tion will be held with the Lower Salem
Baptist church Tuesday and Wednes-
day, June 9th and 10th. A full pro-
gram has been arranged and active
and successful Sunday School workers
will be present to participate in the
exercises. A cordial welcome to all to
attend the sessions.
Tonight Prof. c. Ford will lecture
on the "Secret of Success at the Gill
man avenue M. e. church. The lee
ture will be illustrated with phono-
graphic concert on the latest and best
auditorial phonograph Of Edison's.
The finest selections will be rendered.
Miss Pearl Mason, West Side, is
spending few days with relatives at
Lowell.
Robert Mills was at Parkersburg
Monday on a business trip,
Mrs. W. L. Neubeck is spending a
few days,at Columbus the guest of her
brother, Milt Cooke, travelling agent
for the Tracey Wells Company.
Mrs. Tom Huffman arrived from
the west Saturday and is the guest of
her mother Mrs. Lee, West Side.
Mrs. T. j. Deeren is visiting friends
and relatives at Lowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Madison Cline, of
Lundville, were in the city Monday,
en- route to Columbus to appear as wit
nesses before the U. S. grand jury.
u. S. Commissioner B. E. Guyton
and Sheriff W. P. Dye left Monday for
Columbus on business trip.
/, MIR. Josiah Burchett, of Watertown
returned to his home Friday, after
spending several days with Mrs. L. j.
Cutter. in this city. Mr.. Burchett has
passed his seth birthday and bears his
years well.
Miss Flora Burchett, of Watertown,
returned to her home Monday. after
spending several days with friends in
this city.
VIM. Smart, of Reedville, has been
in the city since Saturday, the gues
of his cousin, Mrs. j. M. Mason, Wes
Side.
Mr.. Charles Elston will remove to-
day into the Wendelken house on the
corner of Fourth and Washington
streets.
"A marriage license was ISSUED
Monday to Edward F. Wendelken ant
Mile Fairbanks, both of Marietta.
Mr.. Eli Miller and little Roy arr
spending few weeks at their country
home.
Norman Cooper, who has been 81
low for three months and two week
with typhoid fever, is still confined t.
his bed
The Aeolian Mandolin and Guita
Club, under the direction of Mr.. II. L
= Theis will give concert at the Bethe
8 M. E. Church Saturday evening, Jun
: 9Th.
-Harmar Lodge No. 800, F. and A
NJ. meets tonight for work in the sec
;, ond degree.
a Chris. Geren, while working at tn
corner OF Fourth and Sacra Via O
Monday, was relieved of his watch b
au unknown thief. The ticker wa
] taken from the pocket of his vest
which was hanging upon fence. Th
watch had chain with a boot charm
w. B. Loomis and w. T. Harnes
have been reappointed members of tn
Board of Deputy Supervisors Of Elet
tions to succeed themselves.
Work on the new boiler work
plant is advancing rapidly under tn
personal supervision Of Superintendent
j. M. Hughes. A consignment Of boi
ers has been received from the work
at Butler and are ready for the marke
1t is expected that before they are O.
hausted the plant here will be in fu
operation.
The government inspectors will q
iriye here today from Wheeling to /,