Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-01-05
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY. JAN. 8. 1897
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Sacred Concerts you can use as many
of the coupons thereon as you please
for any concert, Notwithstanding the
date printed thereon. If you please,
you can take your friends on the one
ticket, using, of course, u coupon for
each person.
Mr.. John Wieser died at his resi-
dence, on Fifth and Warren streets,
this morning at $3.50 o'clock of brights |
disease. Mr.. Wieser was "a years OF
age and had been i'll about one week.
On Monday, the 18th instant, Salem
township will vote on the proposition
of Local Option,
Mr.. j. II, NJ. Florcy, of Cleveland,
arrived in the city last evening, and
will in few days with his partner,
Mr. Maurice Coste, open an establish
ment completely equipped with men
and goods for fitting houses and places
of business with electrical appliances.
Mr.. Harry Il. Gear, second son of
DR.. George Il. Gear, was married Mon
day morning, the 4th, to Miss Bertha
Riley, daughter of j. N. Riley, of
Devol's Dam. The wedding occurred
at the home of the bride, and the cere
mony was performed by the grooms
father, DR.. Gear. After wedding
breakfast. the happy couple left on the
u. e o. for their home at Chicago.
They left amid shower of rice and
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sight to behold covered with all sorts
of stlcllers and matrimonial what-nots
--Rey. Edward Campbell, of Chi
cago, preached a fine sermon at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday morning.
The Washington County Savings,
Loan and Building Company elected
the following officers last Saturday
evening: Edw. Meisenhelder, d. r.
Rood, g. B. Stone, j. a. Plumer j. w.
Athey, w. E. Hill and d. w. Pickering
as Directors; G, j. Lund, Treasurer;
S. C. Wilhelm, Secretary, and j. p.
Ward, Attorney.
j. A. Plumer Il Son sold to DR.. L.
E. Warren the west half of DR.. S. d.
Hart's house on the corner of Greene
and Fourth streets for $500. DR.. War
ren will move in at once and open an
office.
Mrs Bennett A. Bailey, of Topeka,
Kansas, is spending a few days with
her aunt, Mrs. e. S. Bailey.
f R. S. Douglas left Sunday night for
Champaign, Ills, to resume his teach
ing,
Mr. Carl Lund left Sunday night
foriAnn Arbor, where he is studying
medicine.
Misses Katherine Gear aud Carrie
Wilhelm returned Monday to their
studies at Granville.
Misses Irene Cooke and Blanche
Leeper are home from Beverly, where
they have been visiting friends for sew
eral days.
Don't miss it.-It's funny "a
Baggage Check" this evening.
BY the breaking OF crane at the
ing young man named Harry Con
way was crushed in shocking man
ner and received injuries that will
probably prove fatal. lie was work
e ing at the crane when the accident oc
Cured The bones of his hip and back
were fractured in several places, as
were his thigh and right foot also. In
addition he Ireceived severe interna,
injuries. The unfortunate young mar
was taken at ponce to the La Belle
Hotel, where he received medical at
tention. His home is in Butler, Pa
During his three months residence il
this city he was known as a quiet, so
/. Der fellow and made many friends.
William Brown was fined S5 anG
costs in Mayors court Monday and or
dered to leave town.
Mr.. j. w. Lane, the Greene street
plumber, who recently broke his leg
. by falling from a bicycle, is having c
serious time of it. The bones refused
to knit properly and it was found neces
!, sary last Saturday to break the leg
again and reset it.
PROF" Glessner drew prize of s;
and costs from Mayor Meisenheldel
Monday. The professors" Parlers
burg inamorate, who was ordered tC
leave the city few weeks ago, came
up on the GAO train last night, presum
ably to condole with him.
The wedding of Mr. John Schill
soft, of this city, to Miss Mary Sharpe
of Sistersville, will occur at the latter
place today.
Under the new law the terms o.
;, the Recorder and County COMMISSIONS
are made to begin in September instead
= of January as formerly. A vacancy il
n the Office is thus created between those
n dates. The county commissioners me