Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-21
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, JAN. a.. 1880
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

campment NO. 2O6, /. u. ". e., at Lower
Salem, were installed by District Dep
uty Grand Patriarch B. r. Davis, of
Warner, on Tuesday evening, Jan. Il,
as follows. j. b. Hupp, c. p; Chas.
Laucr, s. W.; w. j. Young, j. W.; j.
X. Matz, II. p; j. j. Doan, Treas. The
Scribe, Geo. Lauer, I'd, was absent
Mr.. Joseph Schilling, was agreea bly,
susprised last evening, it being his 18th
anniversary. The young man was
taken completely by susprise, the re-
Esuit off "a carefully prepared plan by
several of his young lady friends. The
young people spent, the evening in
playing different games. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
Parkersburg is to have new Re-
publican weekly paper, which is to
make it's appearance about March 1st.
Billy Henderson, q well known printer
is the promoter.
The stringing of the wires of the
new telephone line to Wayerly is ex-
pected to be completed by Wednesday
night.
--Denisa Moore, who was so fearful
ly burned on January 2, at her home
on Sans Creek, is in very critical con-
dition and her life is despaired of,
Her clothing took fire at CRATE, while
the remainder of the family were alb
sent from the house, and she ran over
800 yards to a, creek and jumped into
the water. Almost every stitch of her
clothing was burned and her injuries
were of frightful character. -Senti.
nell
The Wheeling and Parkersburg
packet Ben Hur and the steamer Barns
dali, both of which boats have been ly-
ing in the mouth of the Musl1ingum
here, will resume their regular trips
today
H. f. Tobey, of Torch, was in the
city Monday, enroute to Cleveland.
The will of Jacob Schimmel, late
of Fearing township, deceased, was
filed for Probate Monday.
Miss Name Hubert, who for sew
eral months has faithfully filled the po-
sition of boolSkeeper with the Nye
Hardware Co., has handed in her res.
ignation, to take effect Feb. 1st.
MIR. and Mrs. S. M. McMillin and
son Francis arrived oyer the b. &, o. S.
w. from Springfield Monday evening.
Harvey Pinkerton, of Denver ar.
rived here Monday in response to tele
gram sent several days ago announcing
the critical illness of his brother Viii
liam, who died Saturday.
In Common Pleas Court Monday
A. D. Follett filed suit against Geo
Rice, the oil refiner, to recover s145(
balance alleged to be due plaintiff fol
attorneys fees. Mr.. Follett has re
taincd w. G. Way and L. w. Ellenwood
as his attorneys.
Rev. and Mrs. T. /. McRa and
children. of Cumberland, passed
through the city Monday, enroute tc
Newport to attend the funeral of Mrs
McRa's mother, Mrs. Hayes.
Monroe Greenwood, of Newport
was visitor in the city Monday.
Miss Nettie Clark, West Side, re-
turned Monday from IA two weeks visit
with friends at Beverly.
The f. b. Biszantz propertylon Sec
ond street, above Wooster, has beer
purchased by Mr.. W. S. sherwood, g
prominent oil man. The price paid was
$780,
Charles Grafton left Monday for 6
visit of indefinite length at Muncie
Ind.
The mem bers of Harmar Lodge
No. 115. /. o. o. F., will meet at their
lodge room ON the West Side at 1880
sun time, this afternoon, for the pur
pose of attending the funeral of vii
liam Pinkerton, which will take plaet
at Bethel.
Alex Simmons, of Beverly, is in the
city on business.
M. S. Luchs, who was called tc
Bellaire by the illness of his brother
Isaac returned Monday.
Austin II. Brown, of Ross county
is in the city, called here by the criti
cal illness of his father-in-law, Mr.. ID
S. Nye.
The subject for special service a
the NJ. E. church this evening is "Giyt
ye them to eat"
"A large party of Parkersburg peo
pie is expected up tonight to attent
the Choral concert. For either bust
ness or pleasure our neighbors dowr
the river can always count on profit
able visit to Marietta. Do &-Fc -
Fl Beautiful scenery, strong draniati
acting, cothedy, and good singing
dancing and fine music in0"Tim, Th,
Tinker" Thursday night.
Mine Host Pierpoint. of the Belle