Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-22
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Personal and Local.

& A. NJ, will have work in the p. A.
Degree tomorrow Monday evening
at the usual meeting hour.
kid Wanko went to Braddock, Pa,
today to visit his parents whom he has
not seen since he had been arrested
on account of the death of Felix Carr.
Sentinel.
Mrs. California Hoff returned yes
terday morning from very pleasant
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
klchey, Moores Junction.
--Upholstering and repairing of fur
niture will be promptly and neatly
done by Baker & Uhrhane, 21S Putnam
street.
Mr.. Willard Davis, OF Lowell, was
in the city yesterday. l-e had with
hfm relic found four miles from this
city on the Muskingum river. The find
was flint pick or weapon of some
kind in the shape of a crescent, and is
PROBABLY a relic of Indian or Mound
Builder days.
The divorce case of Mary b. Hoff-
man against Joseph II. Hoffman was
set for trial yesterday. The case did
not come to trial, however, it having
been settled out of court.
Mr.. d. N. Hendershot, of Moss
Run, was a business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. C. l.. Hall, principal of the
nigh school at New Martinsvnle, is
spending Sunday with friends in the
city.
Mr.. ]. F. Green, of ogiin, w. Va,
is in the city.
Mr. Ralph Startling, of Coal Run
was a business visitor in the city yes
terday
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Mechling, OF
Sistersville, are in the city, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Hugo Torner
Fifth street.
The Stanleyville Congregational
Sunday School will observe Associa-
tlon Day Saturday evening, Oct. 2S
Also rehearse Sunday morning, Oct 29
in honor of the Home Department
class.
Mrs. c. r. Elston and children lef
Wednesday for Racine to visit friends
Mr.. Isaac Prayer, of Parkersburg
was in Marietta yesterday seeing
friends.
"A committee of Knights Templar
composed of T. H. Sugden, G. r. Els
ton, ]. A. Steadman, c. r. Richardson
d. Mason, G. Jordan, ]. Lytle and VIM
Harrington, met the remains of thu
late Frank B. Biszantz this morning
on the B. C o. train from Cincinnati
arriving here at 3:0S. The remain!
were taken to Fuller's undertaking es
tablishment, and today will be remov
ed to the house. The remains wer'
accompanied by member OF the Ma
sonic fraternity from Mt. Clemens.
The United Brethren church a
Yankeeburg will be dedicated toda!
with appropriate services. A larg
number of we'll known ministers will
be present and the occasion will be
memorable one. Everybody cordial!
invited.
Mrs. Henry Blume and child return
ed home yesterday from Pittsburg
where they have been visiting Mrs
Blume's sister, Mrs. Chas. j. Duke.
Attorney j. NJ. White, of Parkers
burg, is spending Sunday with rela
tives in the city.
Mr.. ]. +. Wagner, Superintendent
of ,Ae Beverly schools, was in the cit
Saturday.
The paving of the train shed an
driveway at the Union Depot was fin
ished yesterday. AS soon as the san
is removed from the pavements an
plank put down between the track:
the people will begin to realize what
great improvement has been made al
ound the depot in this particular.
Mr.. John Spalding, who has bee
night watchman for the q. & o., ha
resigned that position and left yestel
day for trip to the South.
DR. T. S. Ward is spending Sunda
with relatives at Clarington.
Judge W. II. Leeper was in Parl
ersburg yesterday on business.
= MIR. H. N. Curtis returned yestei
!. day morning from pleasant visit 9
s Parkersburg.
Rev M. L. Oliver, or Caldwell,
presiding elder in the U. B, church,
in the city. He is the guest of M
e and Mrs. j. L. Toler, West Side.
Conductor l.. e. Fairbanks, of tn
: Q. & O., is off duty owing to illness
Mr., E. B. Grimes, of TJrbana, III
, left yesterday morning over the T.