Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-16
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER II Z
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 10. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

MT. ~. II. WdiieTs VI Dueici, d.,
one of the stockholders in the new
boiler works, is in the city.
Murray McMillen left Tuesday for
Gallipols to attend the reunion Of the
Army of West Virginia.
DIR. c. s. Connor has returned from
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Cambridge defeated GAINESVILLE
Tuesday by score of to 7.
Jacob Rech has been in Cambridge
several days. the guest of his brother,
who has been i'll.
Ohio VS.. c. M. Anderson is the title
Of an assault and battery case in Squire
Guyton's court, which will be tried
next Monday.
Misses Luella and Fannie Dye, of
Grandview left Tuesday for Granville
to enter college for the coming year.
Charles Grafton is suffering from
badly mashed finger received in bicy-
Gle collision Monday evening.
Edward Meisenhelder has sold his
interest in the marble works to Peter
McLaren and F. w. Wommer, who will
continue the business under the firm
name of McLaren & Wommer.
Prof. w. E. Sykes arrived from
Claring ton Tuesday to resume his work
in the Academy
The Marietta Electric Co. placed
an order vesterday for two gas engines,
one 130- and one sO-horse power. They
are to be made by Fort Wayne con-
cern, and it is expected that they will
be here in about 40 days. The concern
will use natural gas as an explosive.
This company is the second one in ex-
istence to run their dynamos for street
railway by gas engines. The contract
for the brick power house, 60 by 80,
was let Monday night to local con-
| ira ctors.
The 13-ton steam roller for packing
the foundation for the brick paving on
Third street arrived Tuesday and was
given a trial between Putnam and
Scanned. Owing to the slippery con-
dition of the street it was unable to do
any good, but will undoubtedly prove
effective on dry ground.
The Athens Presbytery was in ses-
sion Monday at Cutler. DIR. Shipman
and Rev. w. E. Roe were present from
this city.
| Marietta Commandery No so, K
T., will confer degrees on three candi-
dates at the regular meeting tonight.
The sewer work on lower Third
street is progressing rapidly.
Carl A. Lund, son of Treasurer G..
]. Lund, has decided to begin the study
of medicine and will enter the Univer-
sity of Michigan for that purpose in
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kennedy will
entertain the church social at their
residence No 329 South Seventh street
Thursday evening, Sept. nth. The
proceeds to be used for painting the
u. b. Church on Hart street. Ice cream
and cake will be served. All are in
vited.
The Universalist social of Water
town will meet at Mr.. and Mrs. e. w
Buchanans lat Ed. Wolcott's), Satur
day, y,atternoon and evening, Sept 10th
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bacher re
turn Tuesday from New Matamoras
where they had been visiting friends
Miss Slack, of Grandview township, re
turned with them. Mr.. Bacher brough
with him bean, the pod of whicl
measured 2S inches in length. 1t wa
grown in the garden of Leonard Barn
hart
Mr.. d. D. Henniger. of California
: is at Warner visiting friends and rele
tives. He will remain east seyera
months.
= The Lawrence Township Teachers
Reading Circle will hold its first meet
ing since the organization at tn
Lower Cow Run School House Satul
i day the 10th inst, 2t p. m. All tn
teachers of the township and other
| who may wish to read the course wit
them are invited to be present, as tn
course of study for the year will b
marked out at this meeting
Rev. Mr.. Henry Jend, who ha
been attending the German M. e. Coz
n ference at Newport KY, the last fe
days, arrived home Tuesday morning
h The German M. E. church member
!. will be glad to learn that Mr.. Jeud wi
be their minister again for the comm
o year, he having officiated in that churc
# for the past two years.
Beginning next Monday the els
and continuing through to the 26tl
(. Sistersyille will have street fair
novelty in this part of the country, b1
thing which is of i great benefit to