Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-13
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, JAN. I3. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Millinery goods at cost lat Bee
Hive Store.
Last Saturday Mr.. j. Si.vanus Bar
ring, young newspaper man whose
home is at Altoona, Pa, and who has
been working on the forthcoming
boom edition of the Sistersville Re-
view, came to this city and procured a
marriage license for himself and
Rachel II. Deming, of Beverly. The
bride-elect came down on the 5:55 u. 81
O. r. train and the young couple
sought minister and were married.
, John Wesley Curtis, who has been
lying in jail awaiting q preliminary
hearing on the charge of stealing lot
of rope from Warren Berry, was re-
leased Saturday, having paid Mr.. Berry
s25, in full of all demands.
Charles w. Camden will have a
hearing in Mayors court at 1 o'clock
today on charge of non-support of
minor children for four years past.
The charge was filed by Camden's wife
who lives on Eight street.
-Messrs Clarence Palmer, of
Whipple, John Moore, of Warner, and
Adam Knox, of Lower Salem, were in
the city Saturday on business.
More good singing and dancing in
The "Prize Winner" than any other
OF tro ion this cpacnD
Mrs. James Creelman left Saturday
night for Washington, where Mr..
Creelman is located. Mr.. Creelman is
conducting the Washington end of the
New York World.
Mr.. Barnet, of South Fifth street,
who underwent an operation about a
month ago, is,contrary to report, great,
ly improved by the operation.
Rev. DIR. Dudley w. Rhodes, son OF
Mrs. c. r. Rhodes, Front street, has
had most fiattering proposal to min
lister to st. Johns Episcopal church, oi
st. Paul, MINI. DIR. Rhodes has beer
rector of the church of Our Savior
Cincinnati, for the past twenty years
and his congregation is 10th to give
him up. DR.. Rhodes is seriously con
sidering the call from the Northwest
We understand that the condition
of Mr.. Dudley Nye is practically un
changed. He is very feeble, but there
are at present no signs causing alarm
The authorities at ParkersburG
have arrested several negroes on sus
picion of being guilty of the Wetherel
outrage Friday night, but the littl'
girl assaulted failed to identify any o
them and they were discharged. Thu
feeling against the foul brute, whoeve
he may be, is still very high, and tn
outraged community may even yet TAX
the law in their own hands if the righ
man is caught.
Mr.. j. w. Well, representing Davi
e. Foutz, of Baltimore, called in to Sc
the Leader yesterday. This gentleman
travels overland by wagon, and in tn
year just past he has travelled owe
5000 miles. With the horse he is nov
using he has four times crossed the "A
legheny mountains, has driven owe
the Natural Bridge, Virginia, and ha
driven a distance of more than fftee
thousand miles.
Miss Race, of Mansfield, who fo
two weeks past has been visiting he
brother, Mr.. Il. E. Race, will retur
home today.
DR.. Metcalf, whose residence wa
burned Saturday, desires to publlcl
express his thanks to his neighbor:
through whose assistance his house
hold effects were saved from the fire.
Special sale of millinery goods q
Bee Hiye Store.
Miss Orpha Campbell, of Chillict
the, passed through the city Saturday
on her way to Lathrop to visit friends
Mr.. Henry G. BOIL, of this city
has received the appointment of ASS
Superintendent of the Prudential Lii
Insurance Co. Mr.. BOIL has bee
uSChU III tiiuo Sohi pahJ iOt oo'iS 'AiAA'
and his promotion is well deserved.
Twenty-Five people went out owe
the T. & O. C. Ex., Sunday morning t
attend the inaugural ceremonies 9
Columbus.
The little daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Rodgers, Seventh street, has bee
seriously ill of lagrippe, but is recove
ing.
Mr.. William Meagle who has bee
confined to the house since New Year
day with cracked rib received by
fall on the icy sidewalk, has recovere
from his injury and resumes his wor
this morning.
Miss Carouthers, who has bee
visiting at Cutler for some time, II
turned to Chillicothe Saturday.