Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-10
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, sEpr. 10, 1909
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

1rlendS Tor several weeks.
Rev. j. G. Smith will preach at the
County Infirmary Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock.
Mrs D. w. Pickering is suffering
from an attack of malarial fever.
John B. Curry left Wednesday for
Wheeling to attend the State Fair.
MRS sGhapmauand> dsAghter, Miss
Addie, will return today to Columbus,
where the, latter is employed as .
teacher n .
AT the meeting Of Raynald Lodge,
X. of p, Thursday evening there will
be work in the Knights Rank and
other business of Importance.
Hon. G. T. Caldwell, of Parkers-
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Bacher left
Wednesday on visit to friends in
Grandview township.
In Probate Court Wednesday a
marriage license was granted to Otis
A. True and Lottie MILESTONE, both of
Lower Salem.
The Mark Master degree will be
conferred Friday evening at the meet
ing of American Union Chapter No. l..
Mr.. Jabez Belford and bride, who
were married Tuesday at the latter's
home in Sharon, have arrived in Mari
eta and will reside on Third street.
They are receiving the congratulations
of their many friends.
Miss L. Hannen left the first of the
week for the east to secure new ideas
in the fall millinery.
The September meeting of Mus
kingum Fan mers Club is postponed un-
til the 10th inst. Dinner served at IL
o'clock, standard. Meeting at G. A..
Woods, Rainbow.
| Miss Florence Hedges, of Athens,
has lately become a pupil of Mrs.
Lillian L. Wood in the study of short
hand.
Miss Lizzie Smith left yesterday for
two weeks visit with friends in Gin
cinnati.
| The funeral of Mrs. Anna Weber,
wife Of Charles Weber, Sr., will occur
this Thursday afternoon at the home
of c. L. Weber, at $3.50 o'clock
Mr. f. D. Saunders, who has been
with II. w. Craig, has gone to Piqua,
Ohio, where he has position in a
large Touring mill. Mr.. Saunders will
move his family there. We are sorry
to see the gentleman leaving Marietta
as he made many friends while here.
| MIS-. Henderson, wife of Capt. L.
B. Henderson, was reported last night
to be very ill, with the prospect of not
living through the night.
| &c. b. Sunderland sold yesterday to
Ethel Kerps one of the Putnam & Sun
derland lots, West Side. He also sold
the Geo. Dunsmoor lot on Harmar street
to A. L. Brown, for $1,000.
Miss Bertha Reichardt, of Marietta,
has been visiting her cousin near Water
town and Browns Mills. She returned
home Sunday after a stay of ten days.
-Thos. Afford. the we'll known
young producer and operator, left this
morning for Mt. Clemens, where he
will remain for several weeks Sisters
vile Review.
Civil Engineer Edmund Moeser, in
charge of the Muskingum river improve
ment, was in the city Wednesday TAX
ing note Of the damage caused by the
recent upheaval of the floor of the ice
harbor lock. Plans for permanent
repair will be drawn as soon as possible
Mrs. Julia King. who has beer
critically i'll for several weeks, finally
succumbed to the grim reaper and died
Wednesday evening at her home OF
Hart street The deceased was eighty
years of age and we'll known. Sht
was the widow of Capt. King ant
leaves large family of children.
Certificates to teach were granted
August 2sth to the following persons
Five years. VIM. Beidel S. A. Virgins
Jacob Fox; three years, Chas. c. Stone
two years, Jennie Campbell, Harry M
Gill; one year, Myrta Bachelor, Anni
L. Becker. Lora Cochran, Leora Coul
ter. Rosa Davis, Ida Edwards, Eleano
E. Fouts, Lena Goddard, Leota God
dard Jennie R. Heslop, Carrie Kidd
Harriet Knapp, Ada Marshal, Leors
Martin, Abbie MCGOWAN, Rosa Mind
ling, Bessie Preston. Blanche A. Scha
} fer, Ada L. Smith, Mary e. Stacey, EN-
ma Stephan, Nora Trapp, JamssIAdams
Friend W. Cochran, Fred y. Cox, W. S
Hancock, Nathahiel Kidd, g. w. Linda
wood, Geo. r. Morris, Pearl Palmer
Chas Wilson.
"A we'll known Republican desires
! us to state that he will bet five dollar
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