Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-06
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY. APRIL o. 1890
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


The Putnam street saloon of Ken
nedy & Rempe was the scene Saturday
of another fight, something on the
free-for-all order. William Bules, who
paid fine of IS and costs Saturday for
fighting Friday, became engaged in an
alteration with number of his broth
ers and others, all intoxicated, and for
a few minutes the fight was open to
all comers. Black eyes and bloody
noses were plentiful.
H. L. Weis and family left this
morning for Dayton.
The next meeting of the Marietta
Christian Endeavor Union will be held
at the Congregational chnrch, Front
street, Monday evening, April 9Th, at
o'clock. Music, recitations and special
features. Topic-"Can We Do It?"
The point in question will be present
ed in two short talks, the answer to be
given by members of the union.
Mrs. J. w. Taylor, wife of j. w.
Taylor, of Rain bow, died at her home
Saturday morning Of heart failure.
Funeral services were held at the Gill
man avenue M. E. church Sunday at 2
D. IN. burial in Oak Grove cemetery
Deceased leaves husband, two daugh-
ters and four sons. Mrs. Taylor's
maiden name was Underwood, sister
of H. G. and w. ii. Underwood, of
| Wesley township.
Go to the Auditorium tonight and
see the great Brooklyn bridge and rail-
road scenes.
| Miss Cornelia Wehrs returned Sat-
urday from New York. where she has
been for several months
Vernon w. Kelley. of Waterford,
was in the city Sunday enroute home
from Cincinnati. where he was called
by the death of Mrs. Henry Kelley.
#. r. Brennan was at Layman Sun
day assisting the "Fishtown Orches-
tra'' at Easter service at Layman
church. While there he was the guest
of George w. Morris.
George w. Clark, of Normal, Boyd
county, Kentucky, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. John Uhrhane, Seventh street.
John Mcclure. who has been at
tending the Ohio Medical College at
Cincinnati, wires home that he has
passed the required examination and
will return full-fedged M. d.
The bids for the proposed new Pres,
byterian church were opened Saturday
at the office of R. R. and r. c. Dawes,
Leader Building, fourteen in all hay
ing been received. They ranged from
SIS, 900 to S26, ,0OO but owing to differ
ences in the amount of work consid,
cred, are difficult of comparison. The
contract has not yet been let.
Miss Addie Chapman, who had
been spending her weeks vacation in
this city, left Saturday for Columbus
to resume her duties in the Columbus
Normal School,
-"Outcasts of a Great City, is a
show similar to the WAITS of New
York"
Mrs. u. d. Walter is at home, hav'
ing arrived in the city Saturday eve
ming.
ALI the churches yesterday were
beautifully decorated with flowers
and more or less elaborate musica
programmes were rendered, in honol
of the closing of the Lenten season.
The Junior Club will meet tomor
row. Tuesday evening, with Mr.. ant
Mrs. James r. Hall, Front street.
!, Died, April I'd, at his home ir
:, Grandview township, Mr.. b. j. Will
hanson, aged so years. The deceased
leaves two children and was one of thu
most highly respected citizens of thu
comfy.
Blind Boone, the noted pianist. il
to be in this city on the 9th instant
Walton Parker, of Beverly, was il
the city Sunday, the guest of friends.
, William Bules and George Spragu'
were arraigned before Mayor Paine
!. Saturday on the charge of fighting ant
were fined s5 and costs each.
The Fifth street residence of Col
: John II. Riley was sold Saturday by j
A. Plumer & Son to Eugene Coste, re
Gently of Buffalo, N. Y. Consideration
So, 500. Mr. Coste will remove his fam
lily here in a few days.
This week will be an unusual on
in the Catholic church of this city
There will be services every evening i
4 which the noted visiting priest, Fathe
Thomas Sherman, son of Gen. w. I
Sherman, will be present and will at
r dress the audience.
DIR. George w. Reed, of Columbus
+? formerly of Belpre, this county, died c
blood poisoning Saturday night HI
u affiiction, which was dry gangrene {
q the great toe, is thought to have bee
caused by nail in his shoe whic