Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-11
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

which was to have been heard before
Squire Hart Tuesday morning, was
postponed on account of illness of Mr..
Darrow 1t is now set for hearing
Monday, Jan. 16th.
MIR. Ed Lisk, of Grandview town
ship, was in the city yesterday on bus
mess.
Persons calling at Major Palmer's
Office on Tuesday were greeted by
card on the door stating that he was
laid up for repairs 1t is presumed
that the injuries to him are not serious
as the card further states that he
would be in his Office as usual We'd
nesday morning.
%. d. Ward, of the West Side, has
sold his property to Mr. Mellor, of
GAINESVILLE, and Mr.. Ward will probab-
ly locate in New Cumberland
Two days only now of the Jenvey
Allen bankrupt sale of dry goods.
Cheapness of course-wonderful cheap
ness. Better not miss it.
james Immel has begun the erec-
tion of a warehouse on Washington
street for pipe, casing and tools.
Mr. w. H. Foye, route agent of the
Adams Express Co., was in the city
yesterday.
Totohu liualN
handsome costumes and one hundred
other surprises in Next Door," Audi
torium Thursday night
r. E. Race, the bicycle dealer, and
Mrs. Wood, the milliner, exchanged
locations yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Wood taking the room which Mr.. Race
had occupied and Mr.. Race occupying
the room used for the millinery store.
THE time of Common Pleas court
was taken up Tuesday by the case of
Houston B. Little VS.. John w. Walker.
The plaintiff claims damages for
slander. Four witnesses were examin-
ed yesterday and there were fifty-five
called. 1t is likely the taking of tes-
timony will take all of today
Born, Monday, January 9th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Gracey, a daughter
Rev. j. M. Taylor, of Archers
Forks, Is in the city attending the
Walker-Little trial which is in pro-
gress now.
&C. E. Bohl, of Clancy, Pennsyl-
vania, has moved to this city and is
now living at 525 Fourth street.
Mr.. James McCalister's family
started yesterday Tuesday, to Green
field, to join him, where he is foreman
in a rim factory and novelty works.
Mr.. H. McIntire has changed his
residence from the West Side to 1O6
Washington street.
Last chance at the bankrupt sale.
Positively only two days more of the
Jenvey G. Allen bankrupt sale. Won
derful bargains to finish out.
Mrs. w. B. Gaitree went to Co
lumbus Tuesday on a visit to friends.
G. B. Sunderland sold on Tuesday
the Michael Carmody property on the
West Side to S. A. Coffman, the insur-
ance man. Mr.. Carmody, who is al
ready at GAINESVILLE, will soon move
his family there.
The world famed Roger Bros. are
night in that funny farce comedy,
Next Door,"
Mr.. w v. Torner, of Newport, was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. W. Doudna and Miss An
ma Wallace came in from Chester Hill
Tuesday noon.
Tuesday afternoon Officers Posey
and eyrich arrested Thomas Martin
who was loaded with too much grippe
cure. He will answer to the Mayor
this morning.
Our friend Thomas Hancock feels
slighted because we have failed to
say he has had the grip. He did have
it, and bad, but he is able to be out
again.
The extension of time for pay
ment of December taxes has expired,
yesterday being the last day Of grace
granted by Treasurer Bode. The Of
fee was crowded all day yesterday by
town people who had waited the last
opportunity.
Miss Pearl Lancaster, Fourth
street, is very i'll with grip.
Miss Ethel Pape is sick with grip.
Miss Carrie Kline, whose home
was in Stanleyville and who went to
Denver in the hope OF improving her
health in that salubriOus climate, died
in Denver January 4th. She was about
25 years old.
ATTEND the Single Tax meeting
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock in K. o,
T. M. hall, over Beagle & Lytle's drug
store.