Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-13
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY. MARCH ,s. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

%. M. CaIuWell Is mere from melBS
county visiting relatives.
The following personals are from
the Sistersville Oil Review:
Miss Estella Cole, of Marietta, is the
guest of Miss Minnie Hanna at j. o.
Hindmans.
Mrs. j. X. Nelson. of Marietta, Ohio,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Thomas
Chestnut and Mrs. j. M. Fitzgerald, of
this city.
Fred Styer and Otto Watkins, the
two boys who were arrested for going
through mimmic hanging few
weeks ago, some small boys being the
alleged victims, were discharged by
His Honor, the Mayor, yesterday, there
being nothing against the boys suffi-
C lent to justify holding them.
Mr.. Chandler, representing the
GAINESVILLE Fire Alarm system, is in the
city looking after the matter of the
proposed new alarm boxes.
Born, Wednesday, March 18th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Suder, son.
Nineteen of class of 40 at the ex-
animation of applicants for admission
to the bar, held this week, were sue
cessful. Mr.. r. d. Underwood, of this
county, was among those whose grades
were above the standard required and
will be admitted to practice as soon as
sworn in.
| John Wharton and family, of Mari
eta, have established themselves in
in our midst and are welcome to the
best of all. -TPleasants Reporter.
AT the request of many ladies, Mrs.
Crocker will doubtless return for few
days, in June-with her hair goods.
Asa Mccoy left for Huntington, w.
Va, Thursday on business trip.
Oil mascot, oil decorations and
goddess of oil tonight at First M. e.
Church.
DIR. Washington GLADDEN. left
Thursday for his home at Columbus.
His series of lectures here during the
week were well received and greatly
enjoyed by all who were so fortunate
as to hear them.
s. 3. Kirby, John Curry and Will
liam Roeser arrived home Thursday
from Columbus.
The Dale lot, on the corner of
Fifth street and Whites Road, has been
sold to Mr.. w. w. Mccoy who will
erect fine residence upon it soon.
Rev. j. w. McMaster and daughter
Mary expect to make their future home
in Charleston, w. Va, and leave over
the T. & o. c. east to-day for that city.
Died, at Lundville, Wednesday.
March 18th, Mr.. Elisha Carpenter, aged
70 years. The funeral took place at
Lundyille and was attended by Martin
Carpenter, of this city, a son of the de-
ceased.
West Side mandolin club at the Oil
Social tonight, First M. E. Church.
Before United States Commissioners
Guyton, Thursday, Watson Bayliss and
Alexander Boggy, who were arrested
Wednesday on the scharge of robbine
the Lundville post-office, were arraign
ed and each entered plea of not gull
ty. The case was continued to Satur
day when they will have hearing.
The Muskingum Farmers Club
which was to have met this week with
Capt and Mrs. Selden s. Stowe, Rain
bow, will meet Saturday, the 21st-ont
week later. Dinner will be served a,
12 o'clock sharp.
Miss Estelle Cole, of Marietta, i.
the guest of Mime Hanna. at Mr.. J. O
Hindmans.-[W Wheeling Register.
-Sardine S. Stowe, Oldest son of the
late James S. Stowe, died at his home
at Rainbow Wednesday afternoon at i:
o'clock, very suddenly. He was in tn,
house, and without premonition fel
dead, presumably of heart disease
The burial will occur to-day, Friday, a
Fairplay. Mr. Stowe was sixty-seyer
years of age, and he was man wei
known in the Muskingum Valley, anc
highly respected. He leaves wifi
and eight children Mrs, o. M. Willis
of this city is a daughter of the de
ceased.
The Valley Belle broke shat
Wednesday, and at the same time blew
out two cylinder heads. She will b.
repaired at once by the Marietta Manu-
featuring company.
Feed on Cow Run Production,
etc, tonight at First M. f. Church.
We have it on good authority tha
negotiations are under way for per
formapce in our city about April 1st b,
that pleasing musical organization
The Schubert Symphony Club and Lad,
Quartette, under the auspices of Ray
nald Lodge No. SO, X. of p. Many O
Z our readers have heard this popula
company and no doubt everyone know
of the high favor in which ito eiuh,