Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-27
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY. FEB. ~. 1906
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Zanesyille with a good trip, She will
have to break considerable ice in the
Muskingum.
"A telephone message came in to the
fire department last night stating that
Strecker's glue factory, above the city,
was on fire and asking assistance.
There being no FIRE plug in the vicin-
ity of the factory, which is outside the
city limits, the department secured
teams from the transfer company and
started xto Athe scene =, with the old
steamer. They were met at the Fair,
Grdnhdsay salhessengef who informed
them that the alarm was false, and
was occasioned by the steam issuing
from the factory. Compared with the
magnificent runs made by the new de-
partment the slow task of getting out
the steamer was painful to witness and
it seemed that a city might burn up
while preparations were being made to
throw water.
VIM. Wright, Jr., who lives near
Constitution, was arraigned before U.
S. Commissioner Guyton Wednesday
for unlawfully selling Intoxicating
liquors. He gave bond for his appear
ance March 3D..
in Mayors court Wednesday war
rants were issued for the arrest of
Plumer Wagner and Frank Trine on
the charge of disorderly conduct in
raising disturbance at the dance
given Tuesday evening by the Lobdell
Ball Club.
Miss Moore's dancing class gave an
enjoyable dance Wednesday evening to
select party of friends.
Fremont Ranger is very i'll of grip.
Mrs. Joseph Babson leaves this
morning for Chicago oyer thee. & M.
"A pocketbook containing SIS
was lost in front of the postoffice
Wednesday. 1t was found by Sandy
Posey and returned to the owner
Ellen McHenry.
According to a paper, this is how a
Parkershurg high school girl recently
parsed the sentence, "He kissed me- "
"He," she began, with a fond lingering
over the word that brought crimson to
her cheeks, lis pronoun, third per-
son, singular number, masuline gender,
gentleman and pretty well fixed; uni
versally considered good catch!
Kissed is verb, ,transitive, too much
so, regular every evening, indicative
mood, indicating affection; first and
third persons, plural number, and gov
erned by circumstances. Me!-Oh
well, every body knows me-" And she
sat down.
Harry Thompson, under indict
ment for pocket picking, was brought
here from Columbus Tuesday night
Thompson was to have been tried al
a previous term of court, but forfeited
his bond by failing to show up.
The 96 line of Ben Hur bicycles
have arrived and are on exhibition al
the Diamond Pants Company's
They're beauties-call and see them.
The case of Ohio VS.. Greenbury
Beaver, indicted for shooting with in
tent to kill Charles Huffman, came ur
in Common Pleas Court Wednesday
The entire day was consumed by the
testimony of the witnesses for the
State and the case will be resumed al
8 o'clock this morning. Huffman was
present and testified, showing the Jury
how the bullet from Beavers revolver
entered his face at the corner of his
eye, passing across to the right cheek
bone and being DETECTED downward
1t is supposed that the bullet dropped
into his throat and was sallowed, as il
was never found.
The friends of Lieut.. Alfred L.
Hall will be surprised and pleased tt
learn that he was last week married.
We were unable to learn the lady's
name or her residence, but we know
the sound judgment of Lieut. Hall
would cause him to select capa BILE
woman for his bride.
Mrs. w. d. Eeyol suffered light
paralytic stroke Tuesday morning.
Our friend, Fl. L. Woodward, who
last spring left Marietta for an ex-
tended stay in Albany, has concluded
to stay in that city, and has affected a
partnership with two corporation law
years of prominence. Mr.. Woodward
is an able young man.
There will be no rehearsal of the
Choral society this evening, because of
DR.. Stuckenbergs lecture.
Will Loffiand, who by accident shot
himself at Chicago few weeks ago, is
expected to arrive home today, ac-
companied by his sister, Miss Hattie
Loffiand. AEs
>-Ex-Senator A. w. Glazier, of Bel
pre- was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. R. l.. Curtis, who has been
very i'll, is getting better, we are
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