Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-08-14
IS b. Kirby has returned from a

Mr. and Mrs. Il. F. Strecker are
home from Mackinac Island, where
they spent a couple Of weeks.
Miss Bessie Bowling returned home
from Cincinnati Thursday.
Concerning the death of Carrie /
Becker at the Maternity Hospital in
Cincinnati the Enquirer says: The
unfortunate young woman referred to
was buried from Maternity Hospital
two days after her death and her body |
inferred at Wesleyan Cemetery. No
one at the hospital knows anything |
concerning the young woman. When
she came there last March she gave
the name of Miss Carrie Brown. She
had considerable amount of money
with her on her arrival. but at the
time of her death her funds were al
most exhausted. However there was
enough left to give her decent burial
The Coroner's investigation failed to
develop anything in connection with
her death that would show criminality.
L. j. McGee arrived here this morn
ing from Marietta and was joined by
Mrs. George Leavitt, of New England
and Mrs. Stepler, of Allegheny City,
Pa. They drove out to Glenviile where
Miss Maggie McGee, daughter OF VIM
McGee, is at the point of death.-Park-
ersburg Journal
Miss Allie Mckee, one of the eff
cient operators at the Telephone Ex-
change at Parkersburg, was overcome
by heat while on duty Thursday morn
ing and for a time her condition was
very serious.
&C. T. Caldwelps law office is becom-
ing a sort of Gretna Green or matrimo-
NAL headquarters for loyelorn elopers.
The latest candidates for hymeneal
: rites to seek the sanctuary established
: by Brother Caldwell were Mr.. John M.
) Hefling and Miss Annie T. Collins, of
5 Washington County, Ohio, and the in
} teresting event occurred Monday eve-
ming, Rev. Guy Crooks officiating. Park
1 ersburg Journal.
3 The High Living Club, headed
by Mrs. Greenway and Lubbock went
' into j. W. McMaster's Camping Cottage
/, yesterday. They took COW with
them, which is joyfully saying: ALIAS,
Alas, how sweet is this grass.
: The dead body of tramp, supposed
: to be named Will Gilmore, was found
n floating in the Ohio river at Parkers
: burg Thursday.
!. Miss Clara Fuller, Master Floyd
/. Fuller and Master Gilbert Fuller, o.
e Portsmouth, are guests of o. j. Fuller
o Front street.
:. Mr.. f. II. Smythe, the hotel ano
O general advertising man, is still in the
Y city and doing good business. He il
being patronized by many of the lead
Il ing business houses.
e The eighth we'll on the Afford &
If Baer tract at Ogdin sold few day
q since to P. A. Gilbert and others, o
If Warren, Pa. came in Wednesday ant
l. is easily good for sixty barrels per day
l. Mr. and Mrs Elias Needham, o
s. Athens, who accompanied the remain
of George Pillsbury to this city Tues
y day evening. were guests of friend
# here Wednesday.
Mr. John Trautman left yesterda.
"a to go into camp on Hughes River, W
ir Va.
Y Miss Nett;e Mitchell, of Belpre
la ~ frio In, no lif
Wednesday.
1T The Republican Glee Club will NEE
y this, Friday, evening at the Office of
ar c. Brenan, at Z o'clock, standard time
d. A full attendance is desired. Com
b. and bring your voice.
d, Regular meeting of c. B. Gate
er Woman's Relief Corps tonight.
n On the 4:5O B. & o. S. w. train ye'
ID terday afternoon the following person
left for Atlantic City: WIG. Hayes an
# wife Judge w. II. Leeper and SON
Charlie and Willie; ID. B. Anderso
A. and sister, Miss Anderson; Tasker
Bosworth and mother; Fred Finch
William Glof The limit of time whic
the eX cursion allows is twelve days.
. Mrs. j. II. Cham mberlain and Mis-
Anna Richards were guests of Mr.
re G. A. Wood at Rainbow, Wednesday,
~ Bucklen'sAr Arm ca Saive.
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