Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-19
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? Personal and Local. :


from the effects of injuries received
while working at a grlndstone factory,
was held at Cutler Thursday forenoon
and the remains we're brought in and
inferred in the cemetery on the West
Side.
The Hardscrabble Oil Co., compos-
ed of Attorneys Richards and Belford
and Dr. McKim, will in few days be-
gin drilling on the Hutchinson lease,
near the County Inflrmary
Mrs. Theobald Weyrlch, accomp-
anied by her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Jones, left for Cincinnati Wednesday
night, called by the illness Of daugh-
ter of Mrs. Weyrlch.
MIR. D. N. True, of Elba, was a
caller in the city Thursday
Attorney c. H. Danford and fam
lily left Thursday afternoon for Sim
merfed, Noble county, where they
will remain over Sunday.
In Common Pleas Court there is a
case on file which is entitled Annie
Kerps against John Wehrum. An ap-
peal by Wehrum from Chris. Emge's
court The suit was brought to recov-
er $400 for 300 rails which the plain
tiff alleges that defendant used with
out paying for them. The Justice de-
cided for plaintiff and defendant APP
peals The costs in the case are al
ready more than the value of the rails.
The parties are from Warren township
The ladies of the Christian church,
Fourth street, were busily engaged
Thursday laying the new carpet and
making other preparations for the
concert they give tonight.
-Messrs. James and Joe Hecker, of
this city, were at Chesterhill Thursday
to witness the marriage of their sister,
Miss Lydia A. Hecker, and Mr.. Will
liam II. Zumbro, which occurred at
the home of the brides parents at II
O'Clock Thursday.
Mr.. T. M. Rogers moved Thursday
from High School Lane to the corner
of Seventh and Washington streets.
Mr.. j. H. Russell and family, of
jamestown, N. Y, have decided TO
make Marietta their home, and now
occupy the Fell property on Second
street.
Mr.. Ira G. Taber, of Toledo, o., was
a business caller in the city Thursday.
Mr.. Taber is connected with the Ma
tional Supply Co
Mr.. AL Cochlan and family
moved Thursday from Orchard street
to the corner of Fifth and Putnam.
I'VE were informed over the tele-
phone about midnight last night that
officers Kerns and Barrows have hand
ed in formal designations from the SER
vice, and stated to their friends that
they would not serve under the present
city administration. This is the body
of the report as given to us. We make
no comments.
The w. H. M. s. of the First M.
E. church will have mite box open
ing and social combined Friday eve
ming, May 10, beginning at $3.50 o'clock
Everybody invited Supper Is cents.
Cream and cake 10 cents
Regular meeting of c. B. Gates
Post W. R. c. tonight.
Born, Thursday morning, to Mr.
and Mrs George Elston, Jr, Il
pound son.
Married, in this city, Wednesday
evening, May 18th, Dy the Rev. Edw
Bower, Mr.. William Matheny and Mrs
Bertha Wynn, both of this city.
--Messrs. Lee Trautman, Louis
Gianelli and Thomas Milan expect to
leave about Saturday for Federal
Greek to to enjoy two weeks fishing
trip.
On Saturday, May 20, Mrs. A. NJ
Tharp will exhibit the finest and
cheapest line of summer millinery ev-
er shown in the city. See her new
patterns. Up stairs above Jones dry
goods store.
Harry Birnie, of the Senior class
of the High School, has secured a po-
sition at the Citizens National Bank.
The young man started to work We'd
nesday afternoon.
-Fairview Heights Chapel will hold
social on Tuesday evening, the 23d
instant, beginning at 6 O'clock. Straw
berries and cream will be served, and
there will be good mucis.
MIR. Austin Cohman sold yesterday
the Mrs. Mary Tyler property at 223
Franklin street, to Mr.. c, e. Benedict,
of the Marietta Hardware Co. The
property consists of house and two
lots, the ground is 671a feet front by
12O feet deep. Mr.. Benedict will build
upon the vacant lot, and will rent the
present dwelling.