Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-06-25
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, JuMs 20, 1903
Personal AND LOCAL,


from VIM. Schlaubach, the Ticket
Broker. Upon her paying for the book
the case was dismissed.
"A washout below Lowell delayed
the south bound morning train on the
u. & o. r. about two hours Wednes-
day.
Miss Fannie Putnam left Wsdnes-
day on a visit to friends at Cambridge.
-Messrs. c. c. Evans, T. j. Jones
and W. H. Wolfe left Wednesday to at
tend a meeting of the College Y. M. c.
A. at Northtield Mass. sfl DTS
Miss Stella Harper is the guest of
relatives at Reinersville, Morgan
county. l'tf
"A very pretty wedding took place
last night at the home of the BRIDES
parents at 225 Second street. in the
presence of the immediate relatives
only, the contracting parties being
Miss Ella .Theis and Harry d. E. Athey
both of this city. Rev. Keutchen, of the
German st. Paul church officiated.
The Union barber shops of the city
will close at 1880, standard time, July
Fourth, and remain closed the balance
of the day.
-Chas. +. Henry, who was taken
suddenly i'll Monday night, is consider
ably improved.
Big bargains in ribbons, hats and
flowers Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day at Bee Hive.
Mrs. N. c. Curtis was struck on the
head Wednesday morning by piece of
falling plastering several feet square.
She received two painful scalp wounds,
but was not seriously injured.
The heavy storms of yesterday
afternoon. caused the railroads much
damage and almost suspended traffic.
The c. & NJ, u. & o. R. and Ohio
River all suffered by numerous wash
outs.
AN exciting accident occurred on
lower Front street Wednesday morn
ing, caused by Marietta Transfer
team running away. The heavy trans
fer wagon came in contact with Mr..
Charles Otto's buggy, in which were
seated four children, all of whom were
thrown out. The buggy was smashed,
but by great good luck none of the
children were seriously injured.
George Afford, whose arrest for en-
tering the home of Frank Radenbach
and assaulting that gentleman and his
wife was detailed in Wednesdays
Leader, was released by Mayor Nielsen
helder 7 aesday night and skipped. In
justification of the Mayors action it
should be stated that number of we'll
known citizens went to his home late
in the night, and Weakening him from
sleep, stated that Afford was locked up
for drunkenness and raising row,
carefully refraining from giving the
Mayor information as to the true ma
ture of his offense. They agreed to
stand good for his appearance the next
morning and his release was granted
Afford and another of the trio who had
not been apprehended Immediately left
the city. Joe Magnier Affords book
keeper, who was in the party, was ar
rested and upon plea of guilty of
drunkenness was fined $40 and costs
Wednesday afternoon. Affords at
torney entered plea of guilty for him
and the Mayor fixed his fine at $50.
Mr. Radenbach refused to file an affi-
davit against the men for assault and
battery and unless Mrs. Raden bach's
condition becomes serious nothing fur
ther will be done.
Special sale of millinery goods
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Bee
Hive. - 49,
The neighborhood of Moss Run
was visited by disastrous cloudburst
Wednesday and great damage to crops
and buildings along the creek resulted.
At eight o'clock in the evening the
Little Muskingum was full of floating
debris of all kinds, oil derricks, fences
and small buildings. A grocery store,
surrounded by boxes of groceries and
dry goods, was floating in the muddy
water. 1t could not be learned to
whom the store belonged.
Misses Mary E. Stacy and Jessie
Wood, of Rainbow, are visiting friends
at Pomeroy.
Edward M. Matthews, son of ex'
Auditor Matthews. of Macksburg, was
taken to the Athens State Hospital, for
the Insane Wednesday.
"A McConnelsville party composed
of Mr.. and Mrs Irv. Travis, Misses
Jennie and Annie Hall, G. P. Deshler
and Dale Alderman, were excursionists
op-the Lorena for Pittsburg sWednes
day. ~. F"k
Mrs, w. S. Plumer and o. b. Gard
left Wednesday for Athens on visit to
relatives.
Misses Grace and Louise Turnsl