Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-02
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
Personal AND LOCAL.

two years has been employed in the Of
fee of Recorder Athey, has resigned
her position.
The movement to raise $3.50 by sub
scription for free park concerts this
summer is we'll under way and most
citizens approached are donating lib
orally toward the worthy object.
-Johu German left Friday for
Wheeling on business.
) J-The wedding of Mr. Phillip Eousse,
Eof Bsar9reek, epd Miss Enma Yiersrhr
,wal, of this; city, occurred Thursday
evening at the home OF the brides par
ents on upper Second street. Their
many friends are extending congratus
lations.
Geo. B. Sunderland sold two lots in
the Ohio Valley subdivision yesterday
to the water works Trustees; also two
lots to R. S. Gatrell in the East End
subdivision.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Lewis Lucas ar
rived here on a visit to the TO. mer's
mother, West Side.
Miss Effie Green, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
E. Race, Greene street.
The D. U. fraternity of the College
entertained at their hall. on Front
street last night by giving swell ban
Duet to their friends.
George A. Shapley, of Grandview.
and Chris. Pfatf, of Adams, both candi-
dates for the Republican nomination
for Sheriff, were in the city Friday,
Cooking around"
MIR. Eugene e. Wanerr, of Zanes-
vile, was in the city Friday.
in Mayors court Friday morning
Edward Larmer was fined s3 and COSTS,
amounting to s10.25, for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct. He paid the
assessment and was discharged.
ireland s. Hughes have fled suit
in Common Pleas court to recover on a
note of P. Kerwin fof 81, 900, subject to
endorsement Of 1851.
"Wednesday morning the new Zanes-
ville-Pittsburg packet Lorena and the
little Marietta. Beverly steamer Sonoma
pulled out of Coal Run on the down
trip with the Sonoma slightly in the
rear. The tmocl,ingbird'' whistle of
the Lorena sent the Sonoma chal-
longing blast to come on and pretty
race for two miles was the result. The
Sonoma was too swift for her elegant
rival and passed her neatly.
: Married, by j. M. Cochran, April
go. at his home on Harmar Hill, Mr..
Frank Matchet and Miss, Effie Pinker-
ton, both of Marietta.
Jasper Lisk. as attorney for Louisa
Pugh, has filed suit in Common Pleas
Court against Jesse D. Holmes for al
legged breach ofspromise. The plaintiff
recites in her petition that she became
engaged to the defendant in April,
1895, since which time she has stood
ready and willing to marry him, but
that he has refused and still refuses to
fulfill the contract. She therefore
prays that she may be awarded 49,
damages.
"A half dozen or more attachment
suits have been fled in Squire Guyton's
court against Post & Calhoun to recov-
er money alleged to be due for board
ing, labor, materials, etc.
Mrs. Frank Payne, of Frost, Ohio,
arrived in Marietta Thursday and will
reside with her husband, who has en-
tered the employ Of the United States
Express company.
Hon. A. D. Follett was at Parkers'
burg Friday attending the funeral OF
Hon. John A. Hutchison.
The College property on Fifth St.,
opposite mound cemetery, reported in
Thurday's Leader as having been sold
to Mr.. E. R. Alderman, was not sold as
stated, but is still on the market in the
hands of Ward g. Stone, real estate
agents. The lot is 120x220 feet and
the location one of the incest in the
city. The terms of sale are easy.
The new meeting house of the Lib
erty Baptist Church, at Fifteen, Ohio
is to besdedicated Sabbath, Mays, 1896
Elder N. Cofer. of Parkersburg, w. Va.
to preach on the occasion. All are
kindly invited. Services at 1880 a. m
MIR. and Mrs s. R. VanMetre ar,
taking an outing on their farm neal
Waterford.
DIR. G. w. Eddy returned last eve
ming from Columbus, having registered
the diplomas Of twenty-five physicians
of this CITY ard surrounding county
Two, ,Washipgtop county. girls .are. EN-
ployed in the Office OF Registration
\ 4iss SwileY,and Mise 1eraels aThsAar'
very thirklyS spoksnVof BY thosst. ii
charge.
a Walter Schramm, the s15-year-olt
SON of Mr. and Mrs Charles Schramm
Lower Salem. died at 10 o'clock Frida,
Of intermittent fever.
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