Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-05
Personal AND LOCAL


"A social will be held this Thursday
evening in the parlors Of ST. Luke's
Episcopal church. Supper at $3.50
o'clock, for 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wellbrook
and daughter, Rosa, returned Tuesday
from Parkersburg, where they spent
the holidays.
Mr.. f. r. Porter, who for the past
four weeks has been ill with malarial
fever, is able to be about his room.
Watch for the big street parade at
1880 tomorrow morning.
-Harmar Lodge, No. 115, /. o. o. r.,
will hold a public installation of Of
flcers on Thursday night, Jan. 5th. All
of the members of theiodge are expect
ed to come, also j. e. Mccoy lodge
Daughters of Rebekah. Refreshments
will be served.
Mr.. G. W. Knox, Jr., received a
communication from JAS A. Sanford,
Acting Secretary Treasurer of the
League of American Wheelmen, stat
ing that Chief Counsel Mears had APP
pointed him Representative for this
district, which includes the counties of
Washington, Noble and Monroe. Mr..
Knox will conduct and have full
charge of all L. A. w. work in said
counties. '.'
Mr., Henry Bacher has had a gath
ering growing on hisface for a number
of years. and 1t has pained him so
much of late that the same was re-
moved and he is getting along nicely.
Word has been received here by
her friends that Miss Hattie Bennett is
ill of pneumonia at the home of her
sister, Mrs. l.. Mueller, Newport, Ky.
Mr.. Barth Hovey is suffering from
an attack of grip
John Hall, of Dalzell. was arrested
and brought down here last night by
Constable Gilpin to have a hearing to-
day before Major Palmer charged with
provoking a breach of peace and a
challenge to fight
Constable Bennett returned from
Dalzell last evening, having in charge
Daniel Shingles who is charged with
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
He will have a hearing before Squire
Palmer this morning.
The case of Mary A. Cutshaw
against .eatrice RICHTER was called in
Common Pleas Court Tuesday and was
stricken from the file for want of
proper verification and new suit was
instituted and filed Wednesday.
The best colored minstrel in Am
erica will appear at the Auditorium to-
morrow night.
-Wilby G. Hyde, an attorney of
Chillicothe, was in the city on business
Wednesday, ,.., ..,...
In Common Pleas Court the case
of VIM. M. Kingsley versus Hazeiwood
Oil Co. and others was settled in de-
PENDANTS costs. The case of Charles
w, Malster versus Arno o! Malster and
others, sale confirmed. deed ordered
and order of distribution j. T. Hart
versus Ephraim Hunter, conditional
order of revivor of dominant Judgment
II. c. Ferguson versus A! ]. Ferguson
and Others, Commissioners report con-
firmed and order of sale issued
Mr. Charles Slack, who has been in
Washington state for sCme months, ar
rived in the city Wednesday.
Master John Larcomb was six
years old yesterday, and as a conse-
quence he and his little friends to the
number of fourteen were given the
pleasure of party OF course the
little ones enjoyed the event in every
particular. On going home each child
was the happy recipient of a china
plate.
Mr.. Hal Forterfield came down
with a party of Sistersville ladies and
gentlemen last night to see Whiteslde
| -Parkersburg is anxious to initiate
a recent city and county action of ours
The Journal says: A water pipe on the
second floor of the Court House burst
today and water flowed down into the
vault in the Circuit clerk S Office, dam
aging many valuable papers there
Bring OH the new Court House. .s
Miss Caroline Kramer is visiting
relatives in Parkersbhrg. ;"
&C. B. Slemaker, OF Sistersville, wa!
a business caller in the city Wednes
day.
| Auditorium tomorrow night, Oil
yer Scotts big minstrel carnival Don
miss it.
Mr.. John Cleary, of Constitution
who has been dangerously i'll will
pneumonia, is reported as no better.
Mr. j. K. Payne left Tuesday eve
ming for Yale to continue his law stud
les.
Mr. j. w. Doudna, the undertaken
went to Chester Hill Wednesday, ex
pecting to return tonight.
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