Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-27
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, APRIL ~. 1906
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

out in force Sunday, the nth annivers-
ary of Odd Fellowship in America. and
attended services at the First M. E.
and Gilman Avenue M. E. churches.
Henry Richardson died of dropsy
at Yankeeburg Sunday at a. m. He
was we'll advanced in years. Funeral
Monday.
Walter Baker s. Co. will be at
Otto's today, Monday, and will also
have booth at .Wehrs & Sons grocery
on Front street where Bakers delic-
ious cocoa will be served. ''ias4 =
.--Messrs. c. A Ludey and r. A, I'M
derwood, composing the law firm Of
Underwood & Ludev, will open their
law office in the Mills Building, corner
Putnam and Second Streets May 1st.
Both are young men of recognized
ability and good character and will no
doubt soon have obtained a lucrative
practice.
Hon. Henry BOIL, of Columbus,
was in the city Sunday
Mr.. William Bay has purchased a
new racing wheel and will go into
training for the races on Decoration
Day.
The resignation of M. M. Rose, as
member of the State Board of Pardons,
has been accepted by Governor Bush
and will take effect July 10th.
The u. S. Express office here re-
ceived fine new draft horse from
Chhicago last Saturday.
Mr.. E. c. Schramm left Saturday
for Cincinnati on a purchasing trip.
Mrs. Mcconnell and daughter Vir
ginia returned home to Sistersyille
Saturday after pleasant visit in this
city with Miss Alice Eells.
Mr.. Charles Slack shipped his
wheel to Queenstown by American,
Express Saturday and will leave in a
few days tc tour Europe on bike.
Wallace Ritchie, of Constitution,
charged with stealing chickens, waived
examination before Squire Palmer Sat
urday and was bound oyer to court in
the sum of 5000. Not being able to
furnish the bond, he was sent to Jail.
The two days session of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Convention closed Saturday, after a
most interesting and profitable meeting
The central feature of the session was
~ xx,1N
is an attractive and forcible speaker.
Miss Fannie Drumm, of Macksburg,
has entered the Ohio Valley Business
College.
Mr. /. P. Putnam, of Oregon City,
Oregon, after visit of several weeks
with relatives in this city, left for home
last Saturday
| --Chas. L. Flanders, local agent of
the Y. 81 o. R., left for Cincinnati Sat-
urday on business trip.
Mr.. +. R. Brennan arrived home Sat-
urday from business trip of several
days to Cincinnati
| Judge M. d. Follett arrived home
Saturday from Washington, D. c.,
where he went the first of the week to
attend meeting of the Committee on
International Law of the American
| Bar Association.
Our friend, Geo. Fl. Eells, 'Jr., the
news-man, left Saturday night for
Leavenworth, Kansas, for the purpose
of making n fair Kansan his bride.
Miss Sarah Burr Callahan is the bride
to-be. daughter of Judge A. F. Calla-
han, and she is known to many persons
in Marietta by her visits to this city.
The wedding is to occur on the 3Oth
instant. The bride and groom will re-
turn at once to Marietta, and will re-
side at Mr.. Robert Gates, Fourth
street, where their friends will wish
them much happiness. ,
Mr.. James Bird will spend today
and tomorrow at Columbus, visiting
the public schools of that city,
The Rev. Jonathan Smith, pastor
of the West Side Congregational
|
the parsonage, just finished. 1t is on
Franklin street, and is a complete
modern home. Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Kirby will move into the former par
sonage as soon as number of improve.
ments are completed.
William Agin, of Vincent, passed
through the city Saturday on his way
to Sistersville to visit his son, Angus
tus, who is employed in the o. R. R.
yards in the "Oil City"
MIR. Wilbur, of Delaware College,
State Deputy of Y. M. G. Al, was in the
city Saturday, and met the members OF
the College Y. M. G. A. for the purpose
of outlining the work for the coming
year.
Rev. S. Beach will lecture in the
Court Room Tuesday evening, May 5th,
on +l,a s,,h;aot uDootrinac of Chr;ct 4