Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-21
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY. APRIL a. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mrs. o. ]. Stowe and daughter,
Josephine, are at the vanMetre home,
on Fourth street.
Miss Alice Clark, West Side, is at
Urbana, Ohio the guest of her brother,
William Clark.
Squire c. W. Richards returned
Monday from Columbus, where he was
called to testify in the pure food in
vestigation. IYss
..--Mr. w. r, Koerneraof the Marietta
Transfer Company is confined to his
room by fever. & @'N]ts ~s5tIs a
| AAttorney Aug. Campbell of st:,
Marys, was in the city on business
Monday.
II. o. M. Davis. Of Charleston, w.
Va, is in the city, registered at the
Bellevue.
Two we'll dressed women from Ma
rietta, paid the fine of Minnie Daw,
confined in the work house on her
agreeing to accompany them home
She agreed, but after they had paid
her fine her parents objected. They
returned to the work house and de-
manded their money, but were refused
by Superintendent Fineral.-Times
Recorder.
Teachers certificates haye been
granted as follows, Three years, JAS
A. Hart Thos. Smith; Two years, Mary
Wiper, Lille Yates, G. w. Perkins, Ira
Waterman. Addie Stanley, Geo. G. jack
son, J. H. Smith; One year, Jennie
Campbell, Florence Kidd, Bernice Lam
genberg, Emma Startling, Mary E.
Welsh, Ora Wilhelm, Allie Wood, Ollie
Davidson, Clara Scarberry, Minnie
Wiper, o. A. True, Marion Adams, f.
D. Bartell, Clarence j. Bell, ]. f. Brit
ton, j. L. Britton, Hammond Burton,
c. S. Frazier, j. A.. Roberts, G. A.
Twiggs.
The Atlantic Oil Company COM
menced rig Monday for a new we'll
on the Milligan Bros. farm at Flem-
ing.
In Mayors court Monday George
Sprague was fined 50 and costs for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
A new suit fled in Common Pleas
Court Monday is that of Francis f.
Oldham VS.. Dan. F. Dufur ct al. The
amount claimed is $1,000, with inter-
est.
The body of c. F. Kappes, who
died at Sistersyille of acute pneumonia,
was brought to this city Monday and
taken to GAINESVILLE over the q. & O. R.
The body was without transit per-
NIT and the q. & o. r. officers objected
at first to taking il, but it was shown
by the physicians certificate that
death had not occurred from contagi.
Gus disease. Health Officer McKim
had started to issue the necessary per-
NIT when the trainmens scruples were
overcome and they took the remains
on board before it was issued.
Attorney Charles A. Ludey left al
11:25 Monday night for Cincinnati,
where he will remain several days.
One of the Fearing lots on the
West Side and the Frank Alexander
lot on Second street were sold Monday
to David Jackson and Walter Kirby
respectively.
Prosecuting Attorney j. c. Presttr
goes to McConnelsyille today to visi
the Masonic lodges in that place in the
m =, 80 D;e<r;ot r nj
The total amount of subscriptions
collected by Henry osterle and B. F
Wood for Frank Shaw, whose popcorn
stand was destroyed by fire, was s1Os
The sum is sufficient to cover Mr.
Shaw's loss and re-establish him il
business.
News was received Monday OF the
death on that day, at Detroit, Mich
of George Stimson, who was the only
surviving brother of R. M. Stimson.
Superintendent c. o. Dunlap, o
the Athens State Hospital, accomp
. anied by Mrs. Dunlap, was in the cit,
yesterday, the guests of Col T. W
: Moore. DIR. Dunlap expresses himsel
as being greatly impressed with th'
business air of our city.
M. M. Rose on Monday forwarded
his resignation as a member of tn
State Board of Pardons to Governo
Bushnell
Miss Mildred Harris returned hom
to Parkersburg Monday after visi
here of several days with Miss Grac
Davis
John A. Plumer leaves today on
business trip to Fairfield, Ills
Attorney John A. .Hutchison, 20
Parkersburg, is very i'll, and fears ar
entertained that he cannot recover.
, The Board OF Education met Mon
day night for organization and re
elected the old officers without exceI
ton, as follows: w. H. Leeper, Pres
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