Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-01
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY. DEG. I, 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

miss nate O1DSOH mas TeJurueu
home from visit to Miss Gertrude
Page at Parkersburg.
Miss Faith Lobdell was very
chaming little hostess Monday after
noon in honor of her fourth birthday
and two little cousins-children of Mrs.
Lockwood, of Detroit, visiting Mrs.
Ben. Lobdell. Blocks, dolls, puzzles,
books, ETC., were enjoyed to the larg-
est extent; and at tea time the little
folks marched out to the dining room
to lively march, and enjoyed refresh
child received bonbons in tissue paper,
as we'll as a fancy cap Of the same ma
terial. 1t was delightful little party.
"A sensation was caused Sunday
night by the mysterious disappearance
of Miss Marie Burnett, of Coalsburg,
O., who has been,visittng at the home OF
Vim. McGee, West Side. She left about
$3.50 Sunday evening with shawl
thrown over her head. AS soon as her
disappearance was noticed the hid OF
the police was invoked and the entire
city searched. She was located Mon
day afternoon at Riverside, near Park
rsburg, but the cause of her strange
freak is not known.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Way, Third
street, will entertain the Senior Read
ing Club this evening.
Mr. Fred Audibert agent of the
American Express Company, has beer
confined TO his room for several days
by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R.. Chaplin re
turned Monday to their home in To
ledo, after visit of several days herr
with their daughter, Mrs. VIM. Fl
Roeser.
-Exerett Barker, who was sentenced
to Imprisonment in the Ohio Peniten
tiary for one year for stealing bi
cycle, was taken to Columbus b.
Sheriff Dye, Monday.
Misses Lillian Leslie and Lzzi
Martin, df'Colstnbus, are visiting Mis-
Laura Roaick Front street
Mrs. G. G. Dawes and children, @
Chicago, left for their home Monda
after visit of several days here wit
relatives.
u. S. Commissioner 3. E. Guyto
left for Columbus Monday to attend
S, district court
Mr.. Dayid Hasllins, saloon keepe
at Lower Salem, became involved in
difficulty with Mr.. Matthias Harris, {
this city, Saturday night and as re
suit Mr.. Harris was severely beater
The trouble occurred in Haskins' S;
loon. Mr.. Harris was seeking legt
advice Monday preparatory to swea
: ing out warrant for Haslfins' arres
Mr.. George Browning, of Beverl!
is in the city, n guest of Deputy Cha
II. Nixon, of the Probate Court.
The petit jury for the October ter
of Common Pleas Court began the
work Monday. The day was given L
to the case of Louis ". Smith ct al V
Louisa Schlaubach, executor of Mar
Miller, deceased. The plaintiffs see
to break the will of Mary Miller on IL
ground of alleged undue influence ha
ing been used.
Mrs. It. f. Dayis expects to lea
this week on visit to her daughte
Mrs. John Lindsay, of Pittsburg.
AT meeting of the Marietta &C
lege football team Monday, Capt. To
Jones was reelected for another yea
Capt. John Booth, of the whal
boat, leaves today for the Benwood c
field, where he has interests in the I
cent big strike by the Crawford
Treat company
e. p. Ruhrah, of the B. & o. S. "
was business caller in the city Mo
day.
Prof. ]. Allen Smith, of the CT
lege, is able to be out after weel
illness of grip.
Mr.. Frank Robinson and brit
have returned from their honeymoc
trip and will occupy rooms at F.
Reeds, 1926 Second street.
"A large unmber of persons left ov
the L. & o. G. Ext. Monday for ColuI
bus, having been subpoenaed as W
nesses in United States Court.
Miss Alice Eells will spend t
winter with her brother Will Eells
San Luis Patose, Mexico.
DIR. ]. II. Brown. of Fulda, ne
Caldwell, was thrown from his hor
Sunday and killed. His body W
found lying in small stream.
u There is talk of new morni