Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-16
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

attorney H. ~ OnuerWoou Ieib
Thursday for Columbus and returned
Friday night.
Mrs r. e. Race has returned home
from visit to friends in the west.
L. w. Hawkins, shanty boat res
ident, was fined $25 and costs by
Squire Guyton for not having taken
out license according to law.
"A warrant has been issued in
Squire Guyton's court for the arrest
of Susan Joy on the charge of disturb
ing a religious meeting.
Mr. Daniel II. Buell. returned home
last night from trip through the east
In Common Pleas Court the case of
William Wolff and w. j. Grass, who
were indicted for burglary by the
grand jury last week, has been set for
Nov. 8.
Mr.. Chas. Ii. Newton is home from
Cincinnati, where he attended a meet
ing of the Sons of the Revolution and
Sons of the American Revolution.
Capt. and Mrs. George Henderson,
of Columbus, who have been visiting
friends here for several days, will
leave today ior Beverly, and after
spending short time in that town
will return home to Columbus.
The College football team left last
evening for Fairmont. w. Va. where
they will play the team of Morgan
town University today.
Mr.. Bert Cisler is spending few
weeks with friends in Wheeling.
DIR. T. s, Ward, the dentist, has
moved from the Law Building on Put
nam street into the second floor front
room over Chas. Blume's jewelry store
in the Union Block.
The case Of Rosa Eeuman VS.. Jacob
Wittlig being suit for damages, grow
ing out of Mr.. Wittlig's suspicion that
Mrs. Neuman had stolen ring from
his store, has been dismissed out of
Court, at plaintiffs cost
"A Pink Tea will be given at the
residence of Mrs. N. j. Ferguson and
Miss l. Reed, Barlow, on the evening of
Tuesday, October 10th. Proceeds for
repairing walk. Everybody invited.
Mrs. John Cornell of Cincinnati. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Henning, West Side.
Mr.. w. James Hart is in the city.
The Marietta Gas Company are
lowering their main on Second street
between Wooster and Washington, the
change being made necessary by the
street paving. 1t is intended to extend
the lines considerably this fall.
"A son was born Friday, October
18th, to MIR. and Mrs. Heidrick, corner
Fourth and Greene streets.
twenty-five members of Marietta
Commandery No. 80, X. T., banqueted
at Gaitree's restaurant last night.
Judge w. FL. Leeper returned las
night from business trip to Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Fuller, of Gal
lipolis, are guests o. Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Lord.
, Mr.. Herman Misener, of Niagara
! Falls, visited relatives in Marietta Fri
day and will leave today for his home
= Mr.. j. w. rabham, of Lowell, i
= in the city, registered at the st. Jane
Hotel.
The special train over the t. & Q
al I'm a -
with the eXcursionists who left Thurs
. day.
Mrs. Geo. d. Gilfllan and Mrs. W
, W. Moore and son, of Parkersburg AM
4 the Misses Wieman, of Pittsburg, wer
4 the guests of Miss Ida Moore, Frank
E lin street, on Friday.
e u. S. Lockkeeper Savage has
n force of men at work repairing the ur
n per gates of the ice harbor lock.
Gen. Russell A. Alger, Secretary O
War, passed through Parkersburg yes
:. terday en- route to Nashville.
:. Rev. e. V. Cole was at Massillol
Ohio, during the past week, maxim
arrangements to remove to this city i
Il the near future.
Is The Epworth League of China
n Avenue M. E. Church gave receptio
d last evening in honor of the new mini!
i ter, Rev. Creamer and family. Th
church parlors were tastefully decora
ed with the League colors.
Mr.. Arthur Glass, who has bee
% employed as salesman in this city,
:" visiting his mother at Beverly.
IL Mrs. j. B. Lansley, of Beverly,
ID spending few days with relatives
in the city.
DIR. o. H. Riggs, of Cincinnati, is
the city on business.
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