Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Personal and Local.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


C M. wrecked car near Stanleyville |
Tuesday morning, getting the same car
off the track three times in succession,
and being finally compelled to leave 1t
at Stanleyville.
we noLice fine new furniture van
on the streets wI,h the name of F.. A.
Goebel on the sides.
Samuel c. Goodwin died at the
County Inflrmary Tuesday. The re-
mains we're brought to Fuller's under
taking establishment and shipped from
there this morning over the 4. & o. Il.
to Beverly for burial. Mr.. Goodwin
was an epeleptic, "a years old.
--Messrs. "a. B. Little and w. e. Hill
have exchanged residence properties,
the property of Mr.. Little on Fourth
street being in Lne deal at $4,000 and
that of Mr.. Hill on S A.A street at
$4,000.
Jacob Born, Jr., was brought down
from Fearing township Tuesday morn
ing by Constable Bennett and appeared
before Squire Richards on a charge of
assaulting Edward Barth. He was re-
leased on his own recognisance.
Mr.. David Harris, a driver for the
Marietta Transfer Co., had the misfor-
tune to get his foot between the brake
and me wheei ON his wagon Tuesday
about noon and get the'I ankle bone
pretty badly crushed although it was
not so serious as might have been 1t
will proDaDly causes him to lay off for
several days before he is able to work
again.
The case of Theodore J. Schramm
VS.. Mrs. Viola Miller in Squire Hart's
court Tuesday morning, was dismissed
for want of bond to secure the costs in
the case.
--One of the handsome and valuable
grey horses belonging to Strecker
Bros. died rom collie Tuesday noon.
This spoils very valuable team that
was familiar one on the streets and
was also as good as any in town.
"A warrant was issued in Mayors
court Tuesday for Ben. Longfellow for
assaulting John Hilderbrand.
Mr.. Schradzki, proprietor of the
World clothing store, has moved into
the dwelling next to the Third street
school house.
William P. Reed, whose arrest we
noted yesterday morning, was before
the Mayor Tuesday morning on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons
and was bound over to court under
bond of 5000.
Mr.. George Cortright, of Caldwell,
was a business caller in the city Tues
day.
-s-Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner of Bel
pr :, are in the city visiting Mr.. and
MIS-. William Roeser.
lin Mayors court Tuesday morning
Ju liza Mack was fined five dollars and
co! its for being drunk and disorderly.
Mrs. Emily Mitchell, of st. Cloud,
Mi mn, arrived in Marietta last evening
an d for several days viii be the guest
of Mrs. q. R. Dale, Fourth street.
Mr. T. N. Barnsdall arrived in the
cit Tuesday.
.-B. w. Fischer was arrested by
Msrshal Dye, charged with assaulting
Me bel Sprague. Fischer waived exam
ina rtion in Squire Guytons court, and
wa bound over to Common Pleas
Court in the sum of $500.
Captain ]. L. Barbour and his sis
ter, Miss annie Barbour, have rented
suite of rooms at Mr.. A. T. Nye's,
Fourth street, and will move there in a
few days
The Barlow M. E. Aid Society cor.
dierlly invite you to attend an Easter
social at the G. A. r. Hall Friday af-
ternoon and evening, March 31st. The
Peak sisters will entertain in the eve
ming.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Gill
man Avenue M. E. church will give
their Easter Sale at the church Thurs
day evening, March %, from O'Clock
until 9. Lunch 10 cents, and cream and
cake 10 cents.