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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-29

81 ). Peoria st. Chicago, Ill. Jan. IL,
ls.i.-Gur Working Woman's Assocla-
ton used Foley's Honey and Tar SIX
years ago. aud are using it to-day. 1t
has always been q favorite. for while it's
taste is not at all unpleasant its effects
are very beneficial. 1t has never yet
disappointed Us. Wishing you all posi-
bic success, sincerely yours-Laura G..
Fixon. Mgr.
FRANK SM TIL.
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>. -.,,.- i Madison owns her owr
electric light system
LIGHTS. - al ,ha ,r;no;,.
streets arelighted with electricity. Bust
ness houses use il. also a large proper
ton OF the residences.
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It is we'll
known to
the farm.
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An insti II.
ton OF which
Madison Is
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The city also
owns the water
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The aver
ageannual
tempera-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-06
MORGANTOWN NOTES.

Earl, the two-year-old son "i MaJoN
Keener, died last night
The musicians have Informed Dr.
George b. Morris that be cannot ig-
cover from his present attack OF ~
ness. He took part in the cconsulta--
ton and when the conclusion "ad
reached said that he kne" no" sti ,.r
GUS his illness was and that IL Won" ''l',.
terminate fatally. lie is very Weallhys
owning not only q large amount =.
proneriv here, but has large real estd.,
interests in Pittsburg For forty yea. =
he has been dentist ana ~ hno%a
ali over the northern section o. '"'
Prof VIM. A. Pratt Of the state ! , a,-
versity Of Delaware, IectuTed lo-n.n ,a-
in commencement hall for the oe tEc
Al Of the athletic ASSOCIATION On H.
KIondike, He was up there Ia7J DAT" 7,
mer 10 survey a railroad ana ~ lta3 ths
lot of views taken on the spo' o. ''1
if9 Tbe a GGqn'l association win hold
meeting Monday 70 elect treas SUI, III a
fiji the vacancy caused Y M : 7
y Tbe w sJn lr7 term examinations Of tna
University We begin on Monday ana con-
tinue a week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-06
RAvERSWo0D

Ravenswood w. Va, March 5.-J.
E. McGIithlin, c. l.. Brown, z. c.
Smith, w. c. Prickett, j. A. Mcintosh,
r. R. McGuigin and others have been
in attendance at Circuit Court in Rip
ley this week.
Mr.. John Window, of Graham Sta
ton, was here this week putting up
some wire fences.
DR.. Comstock, of Charleston, was
here Sunday and Monday in the inter-
est Of the Society for procuring homes
for homeless children. He preached
in the NJ E. church Sunday morning
and represented his mission work in
the NJ. E. church work in the NJ E.
Church, South, the same evening.
Frank Fleming has been quite sick
for a week or more.
Two OF the Misses Hardman, OF Ky
ger, spent Sunday with Mrs Will
Smith. Mrs. Orlando Hardman joined
them here Monday and all went up to
Parkersburg that day where the Miss
es Hartman remained to attend school
for few weeks.
Miss Julia Brown. daughter of Mr..
]. e. Brown, of Sandyville, and Miss
BERTHE Howes, of the same place, were
guests Of Miss Ada Smith Sunday and
Monday
Mrs. J. E. McGlothlin has been quite
sick for week.
From the crowd Of boys constantly
seen playing marbles on the corner
by the M. e. church one would not
suppose West Virginia had compul
sorry school law.
The lookup at this place seems to
be constructed with view to the self
release of prisoners, three having
made their escape from yere in the
past week, the third one, Al Tidd, re-
leasing himself not only once but
twice.
Billy Rossi, an Italian. who, several
years ago married a DuBussey girl
living some three or four miles above
here, fell dead Wednesday near his
former home. He and his wife had
separated, she living now at New Cum
berland. Billy had gone up there
some weeks ago and brought back
with him one of their children. Wed
nesday Mrs Rossi came here, hired A.
T. Kenny to drive her 10 tie school
house near Sherman where she got
the child and returning here took the
morning train for New Cumberland.
Billy heard of the abduction and start
ed to Sherman to board the same train
Before reaching the station he dropped
dead. Squire Edwards empaneled a
Jury and held an inquest on the body
rendering a verdict of death from
heart failure Rossi was buried in the
grave yard at Sherman at rest from
matrimonial and other troubles.
"The Inches and Feet" social held
bv the BAPTIST Christian Endeavor So
ciety in kneeream's hall last evening,
was a unique and successful affair.
Mrs. W. S. Mckay leaves Monday
for New York to purchase her spring
millinery.
Mrs. Mary Douglass. who was stay
ing with Mrs. Mcintosh during the
nrotracted meetings, has been quite
sick with phthisic all week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-06

of a plant here for the maDufacturs
Of structural iron. So far as LnoH,r,
there is nothing very definite ahont II
A supper will be given in 4 A p
hall March 18th by the ladies NJ 10
English Lutheran Church. -
A party Of six men from bere ~.
on a coon hunt out the National nits
yesterday afternoon.
VIII BeaH, Of Portland. was in town,
calling on friends yesterday.
An elaborate programme is hairs
prepared by the Twentieth Cent,,r7,
Mandolin Club for the concert II M
given by them next Saturday evening
in Commercial hall
A. M. Harkins, of Rush Run was IL,
town yesterday.
Prof. ]. w. Schofeld arrived bons
yesterday afternoon from Marion nv
where he has been for the PAST fve
months visiting his son. He is very
much improved in health, which HI
physician at Marion claims is die n
the change of climate
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kreger arc
spending the day at Darlington with
relatives.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-06
ST. MAaYs.

ST. Mary's, w. Va, March 5.-The
party given in honor of the fifteenth
birthday of Misses Nellie and Gertie
Gallaher, the 26th ult., was a grand
success in every respect.
Squire w. r. Laidley, of Wasp, was
in town on business Friday.
p. l.. Pierpont. prominent citizen
of Pittsburg. was visitor this week in
ST. Mary's.
David Williamson, OF Pittsburg. was
calling on friends here few days ago.
Attorney J. +. Barron was at Mar
ietta on legal business Thursday and at
Parkersburg Friday.
Misses May Hudson and Elvise
Banghman were guests OF Miss Luara
Cochran at Eureka on Thursday.
John knight, of West Union, was
in St Mary's looking after oil interest
this week.
Mrs. E. Banghman visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs Bills, in the country this
week.
]. G.. Williams. of Edenton. n. c.,
was here on business this week.
+. c. Able has rented the Porter
building on Main street. and will open
a tailor shop.
Selman Parker. pharmacist in the
drug store of Watson & Watson, is not
expected to live.
S. Ankrom has made arrangements
with parties TO drill a well on his lot
back of town.
Hon. c. G. Seldom, of Marietta, was
calling on friends here this week.
Col J. F. Thompson will spend Sun
day with friends in Wheeling.
Attorney Aug M. Campbell was at
Marietta Thursday and at Sistersville
Friday on legal business.
Attorney NJ D. Hanes was at Sis
tersville on legal business yesterday.
Robert Cooper was quite badly burn
ed by an explosion Of gas in the fur
mace at the oil well by his house.
E. P BLY,, OF Marietta, one of the
pioneer oil men. was calling on old
friends in st. Mary's yesterday
John Hutchinson and wife were at
Marietta Thursday.
Mrs. J. w. Newman returned home
after a short visit to friends here.
The members of the Peasants coun-
" bar met at the court house Friday
evening and passed resolutions of SYM
pathy and coincidence in memory and
respect OF the death Of the estimab Bile
wife Of Hon J. C. holland. who died at
the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Smith. Of East Twelfth street.
Parkersburg. at O'clock Thursday
morning, and was inferred Friday af-
ternoon.
The Ladies' Guild Of Grace chapel Of
p 2. church met at the home Of Mrs.
va
John Schumacher was at Marietta
on business yesterday
Mrs. r. E. Terrell is improving slow
X. She is now able 10 sit up.
The Divo- Gas Company turned of
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NEW MARTihSV!LLE.

New Martinsvlle, w. Va. Mach 5.-Mrs.
DR.. F. p. Lowther and daughter, Mrs.
Col. w. r. Ritch. were at Wheeling Mon
Gay.
Mrs. Jane McMunn died Sunday morn
ing. She was born January sth. 1S0S, and
Is the mother of ]. c. McMunn, a saddler
of South Main street. Mrs. Bishop, Of Ma
pie avenue. and Mrs Reed, a widow Of
South Main street.
fire broke out Saturday evening in a
frame building on Main street, owned by
Irwin Ober. and occupied by William Lap
pert The fire companies did excellent
work and put out the fire before the roof
was burned off. Mr.. Lappert suffered
considerable loss to his household goods
by water and breakage.
J. w. McIntire was attending court at
Moundsville this week.
]. w. Yoho, an attorney OF Cameron.
Marshall county. was here Monday on le-
gal business.
Mrs j. W. Newman was at st. Marys
this weak calling on her aunt. Mrs. }. M.
Hall. who has been sick for some time.
Charley Koontz was al Pipe Greek we'd
nesday taking up a large lot of timber FOR
the firm of Koontz & Phillips.
There was eight confirmed "Wednesday
night in the p. E church. Rev. Peterkin
oficiating.
Mrs. Ed Christie who has been visiting
Miss Frank Hill for some days. nc. sith
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this year about April /. The grounds are
now being cleaned up and put in condi-
ton for the summer pleasure
A quiet wedding at the Protestant Epis-
copal church, Wednesday morning united
in marriage Miss Mary Jones and Mr.. NJ.
B. Reber. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Reber left over the G. & 0. for an
extended tour through the western states.
Miss Jones was one of the most efficient
painstaking and faithful teachers in the
public schools, while Mr.. Reber enjoys a
wide acquaintance throughout the State,
having for years successfully conducted
the Star Tribune, a daily, Sunday and
weekly paper here. A host of friends
in Charleston hope that Mr.. and Mrs. Re
Der will return here TO make their perma-
nent residence.
Miss Bess and Florence Atkinson, re-
turned Thursday evening from a visit to
the National Capitol.
Mr.. Frederick Neale Carr gave an Ell
tertainment at the home of his father,
Fern Bank Tuesday evening, in honor
Of his friend, NJ. f. Clarke, OF Chattanoo-
ga, Tennessee. The guest list included
Philip G.. Walker. A. d. Meade, John A.
Thayer. Henry Fry, D. G. Reay and Cor
don Mathews.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-06
HANNIBAL.

ry,rnibal. O.. March 5.-Born-Tuesday.
80 II and Mrs. 7. w. McKelvey, son.
= Inconsistencies was at Wheeling
Monday. o..oa ,,a
h;rhl,- respected lady of NBuckhill
Rottom O.. died at her home at that
,,,aca on last Sunday ut noon, after lin
earinr illness. Her funeral took place
Tnesdav afternoon, services being con-
ducted at the German NJ T. enuien, %
whjch she was a member, by Rev. 10
-. assttad hv Rev Dietrich. The flo
ral offerings were many and beautiful
ln Int in the Buckhili cemetery. She
was the mother of DIT. r. w Muhieman,
Of BeMaire, O.. DR.. c. L. Muhlemah' Oh
Parkersburg, W. Va, and Eo. Muhieiiiaii'
OF Wheeling.
DR. }. NJ Bolce. of sistersville was in
town Monday
Rev. w. NJ knsley was at Wheeling
and Glencoe. O.. several days the past
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wIlLIAMsToWN.

Williamstown, w. Va, March 5.-The
Historical Society met with Mrs. G. NJ.
Berry on Thursday afternoon. A literary
programme was rendered, followed by the
business of the society Arrangements
were made for the annual entertainment
for March 24th, after which delicious re-
freshments were served. The decorations
of the rooms displayed originality and
taste suggestive of inaugural day March
~; pictures of former Presidents of the
United States were hung around the room
and a large American flag was festooned
from one corner of the room to another,
caught up in the centre with red, white
and blue ribbon and a large medallion Of
President Mckinley. Beneath this flag
sat the president of the society, H. B. Nc
Kinney and the other officers. A glass
Ratchet tied with the National colors was
used as q gayel. A number of articles
suggesting St. Patrick's day were found
on the mantel, a huge potato and rubber
snake, tied with green ribbon and a. large
shamrock. A number of relics were dis
played in the room. old fashioned can
dle-sticks with candles burning were used
to light the room. TIE members of the
society feel very grateful to Mrs. Berry
for her hospitable entertainment.
Carr Flesher is visiting friends at St
Marys.
Mrs. G. r. Hammatt and Mr.. G. A.
Sharpe were at Salama Friday, attending
the funeral of A. J. Williamson.
Miss Hattie Richards visited Miss Nellie
Gallaher at st. Marys last week
Mrs. w. G. Bailey was at Parkersburg
this week.
Mrs. r. and Mrs. Geo. Winston, of Sis
tersville, are visiting relatives here.
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Paden's Valley, w. Va, March 8
Rev. j. J. Carter will hold services
here tomorrow morning.
Frank Dunlap was here Thursday
on business.
Glenn Watkins, prosperous mer-
chant of Padens Fork, traded half OF
his store not long since for one-slXth
OF the oil interests in a farm situated
in Richie county. A one hundred ana
twenty barrel we'll came in on the
farm recently and several more have
been located.
Miss Mabel NanCamp, who has been
sick for some time, is convalescing.
Mrs. Annie Ankrom and Mrs. sue
Sayre were calling on friends in sis
tcrsville Tuesday.
Mrs. Addic L.nberger returned home
last well from a pleasant two week 8
visit with relatives in Wheeling
JaTcs Dolan. of the Hotel Airing
ton, OF Sistersville was here Thurs
day.
Miss Sylvia Frankcnhauser of Sha-
dyside. has been seriously III the past
three weeks 81 tonsilits.
Mr. Arthur Lloyd. Of Bellaire. o.,
was in the Valley this week.
Id Keller. ~ tho law firm Of Wylie
& kcifer. Of New Martinsvillc. was
visiting his parents here this week
Pre- ?. r Lowry was in the Valley
Monday
Tho trustees Of tho new NJ Z. church
South n,-t recently for tho purpose Of
making arrangements to pay off the
church debt. and by receiving some
assistance from the board OF extension
inc entire church debt has now been
roliuquishcd.
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What Has Been Going on in
Nearby Towns.
Social Affairs, Happenings And
Events of Local interest Gather
ed By Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF the News

has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Lewis Sutton. this week.
Judge and Mrs. J. w. Hollingsworth
attended the opera at Wheeling Tues
day night.
A. w. Beatty and John Hays were at
Plttsburg Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Darrah and Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Darrah attended the
funeral of Gideon Mcfarland, at
Louisville Friday morning
Mrs. Margaret Miller and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, who have been spend
Ing the winter with Mrs. Kennon on
Marietta street, have returned to their
home in Chicago.
Mrs. Samuel Cellar visited Bridge
port friends this week.
The Weeks and Goodwin Dramatic
and Comedy Company will be at the
Court House hall every night next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey attended
the funeral of their brother-inlaw, Mr..
Gideon Mcfarland, at Louisville on
Friday.
Guy Patterson, of GAINESVILLE, who
was appointed as agent at the B. & O..
depot to succeed J. B. Longley, took
charge of the office on Tuesday
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cLaRIHGToN.

Darlington. O.. March Sc. r Potts
and wife. of Powhattan, spent SUNDAY
with relatives here.
Geo. Il. Topp aud wife we're at Wheeling
Tuesday.
Bert Messerly left for st. Marys Thurs
dav where he will open tailor shop. we
wish him success.
7, r. Trpman made the trip on tho Le-
,ov last Monday as clerk. for his brother.
Miss Eou Cochran. Of New Msrtinsville'
snent the first or the week here with
friends.
Geo. II. Urpman was at woodsield the
first OF the week.
Mrs. "A. II. Burton spent Saturday ana
SUNDAY with her daughter. Mrs. William
Goodwin. NJ Sardis.
H.. Thos Reynolds received dispatch
Thursday stating her son. Dr. Lawrence
rcvrolde. OF Kansas. had had an opera
.,or performed on him and was not eN-
,,so.es 20 live. Mrs. Reynolds left Thurs
- night 10 60 to him.
YIN. Boltz will have public sale at his
.ss,5once on Sunfsh Creek Saturday,
March 18th.
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painful accident the first of the week.
She was using a curling iron, when it
slipped into her eye. burning it so badly.
that she went to Pittsburg Wednesday for
treatment
Mrs Rev. j. F. Curtis who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. DR.. J. D.
Schmied, returned to- her home at
Moundsvlle Tuesday
Miss Eula Fish was calling on her pa
rents at Powhattan. Ohio, Sunday. Miss
Fish is one Of the teachers in our high
school,
Rev. ]. NJ. Carter of the NJ. E. church
South, is spending the week at Clarks-
burg.
Col. W. r. Fitch was at Wheeling
Thursday evening, advancing in MASONIC
work.
Tuesday evening F. c. Lowther was mi
tiated an entered apprentice and j. w AL
derton was passed to the degree Of fell
low craft in Wetzel Lodge No. 50, A., F.
& A. NJ
G. w Kotzebue left for Clarksburg
days.
Mrs. Sol. A. 3. Moore spent last week
with her parents at Hannibal, Ohio.
JViiii IN ICcIIty ana W Multi SRNAiN
Sunday with friends at Sardis. Ohio.
Mrs. c. w. Kotzebue entertained
number Of her lady friends Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Geo. Bridgeman, who has been call
ing on friends for some weeks at Scio. O.,
returned home Monday evening.
Miss Nellie Sharp left Tuesday evening
for Morgantown, where she will enter the
University.
DR.. and Mrs. Cooper returned Monday
evening from a visit to friends at Wheel
ing.
W. F. Duerr. OF the Duerr Brothers
merchant tailoring establishment. was at
Wheeling the first Of the week on bust
ness.
Misses Mamie Sprowls and Letitia Nor
gan. of Sistersville, spent Sunday here as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs J. Thomas Orkies.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. O'Conner left for
Parkersburg Tuesday morning, where
they will make their future home Mr..
OConner has purchased drug store in
that city.
Sam Wells. who has been sick for two
weeks, is able to be out again.
A marriage license has been issued to
Milford B. Crandell and Miss Anna J.
Cox Miss Cox is a daughter of DR., +. V.
Cox of this city.
Miss Ida fisher, OF Hannibal Ohio,
spent the week here as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. 9. @. Eisenbarth.
Jacob Clous is erecting a two story
building on the South Side. The building
is to be used as cabinet maker shop.
Mrs. G. c. Eisenbarth entertained the
members of the Ladies Aid Society of the
NJ. f. church at her residence on Maple
avenue Thursday afternoon.
Ed Dulaney is erecting a two-story
budding on the South Side to be used as
a store room.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
church installed the newly elected officers
Friday evening, as follows: President, I.
P. Jacobs, Vice Presidents, d. n. Man
gold, Mrs. F. NJ SchIobohm, John Kauf-
man and B. r. Muhleman; Secretary.
Miss Florence Wetzel; Treasurer, Nettie
Wilson.
Miss Mary Slender is calling on friends
at Wheeling.
Miss Anna Baush returned from two
weeks visit to friends at Indianapolis
Wednesday.
Miss Lib Enjoy returned Thursday from
a visit to relatives at Wheeling and Mar
tins Ferry
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

St Clairsville, o., March 5.-Miss
Gertrude Darrah has been visiting the
family OF her brother. David Darrah.
at Bellaire, this week.
Miss Hoge, Of Morris, H.. is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Lena Nichols, on Ma
rietta street.
Mrs. A. A. Clark went to Findlay.
o. Monday, called there by the death
Of her niece. Mrs. Eunice Mitchell Hull
a. C. Darrah was at Columbus Tues
day on business.
Judge and Mrs. W. S. Carroll were
called to Columbus Thursday by the
death of grandson, son of Mrs.
Tlenor Kudor.
Miss Jennie Jcpsoa. of Wheeling
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NElGHBORHOOD.
week.

week.
Quite a number from this place attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Muhleman at
Buckhill Tuesday.
Capt. Charles Munieman made ny1hs
trip to Wheeling Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Graham. OF SistersvlAe, Is
the guest of Miss Vada Boice.
Revival services are still in progress at
the NJ. r. church, conducted the past
week by Rev. d. L. Clark, of Powhatan,
O. Rev r. W. Martin, the pastor, VIII
continue them this evening and Sunday
Mrs. w. B. ONeill of Marietta, O.. Wis
tied friends in town Thursday and Fri
day.
A crowd of young folks from Sardls, O..
We're in town Wednesday evening attend
ing church.
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MARlET

Marietta. Ohio, March Miss EN-.
ma Menser entertained number OF
friends Thursday evening al her homo
on upper Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Robinson Of
Beverly, were guests Of friends and
relatives in Marietta Saturday.
The wedding OF Miss Eta N. Read
or, of this city, and Mr.. Calvin "A. \
Peavy, Of Michigan. will occur on
March 9Th at the home OF the brides
parents on Washington street The
young couple will make their home in
Marietta for year or more. Mr. Peayy
having extensive oil interests here
Miss Mary Henning left this week
for Cleveland on a visit OF several days.
Miss Hattie Stanley left to-day for
Ann Arbor, Mich, after spending the
winter here with her father, Mr.. c. w.
Stanley.
Mr.. c. w. Stanley left Friday for
Lower Salem. Ohio to attend the cele-
bration of the Eighty-tifth birthday an
niversary of his father, Mr.. james
Stanley.
Mr.. j. A. Skinner has resigned his
position as editor of the New Mata-
moras Mail and has returned to Mari
eta. He will reside permanently in
this city.
Mrs. d. w. Davis, of Fort street, en-
tertained number Of lady friends al
dinner on Thursday.
Col d. p Bosworth left Thursday
night on trip through the East.
Miss Eta Laphorn entertained
number of young friends Thursday
evening at a Hobo" party.
Mr.. T. McCune was a.. Braadwell on
Wednesday a&teadIftrg >Sae cefeDratl.l
of the fiftieth wedding anniversary of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Nc
Cune.
Dr. z. D. Walters, who has been
spending several weeks with friends
and relatives in this city, left Thurs
day for his home in Pueblo, Col.
Mr.. Jacob Mueller left Thursday
night for Cincinnati, where he will
visit relatives for several days.
Mrs. Edward Bower and son, Of Bel
pre-, were in Marietta Wednesday. the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Putnam enter
tanned Thursday evening at their home
on the West Side
The wedding Of Mr.. c. n. Hall and
Miss Laura Hudkins occurred Thurs
day evening at the home Of the brides
parents on Hart street. The ceremony
was conducted by Rev A. r. McKalL.
The happy couple with reside on Sew
enth street, this city.
Miss Winifred Dole left "Wednesday
for Akron. where she win visit friends.
Mrs. Charles Ranch ana Miss Maggie
Altman. Of Parkors5urg, were guests
this week of Mr.. and Nrs. Ben Rauch.
this city
Miss Flora Smith has returned homa
from a visit Of sevorI. days with
friends al ParkersJurR
Mrs s. r. McNeal of Waterford. was
the guest OF relatives and friends ih
Marietta this week.
Hon. Chas G Dawes Of Washington
was in Marietta Saturday tho guest %
his parents. Gen. and Mrs Y. T..
Dawes.
Misses Helen Chamberlain Cornela
Wehrs and Minnie Leeper we're guests
of friends at Wheeling the first q no
week
Mr.. Charts r. Lewis Of Toledo Or
visited relatives here on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs win "a Judd. Pr FIahh-
lin street. entertained party o. youtE
friends very delightfully."- Ines4'y e'eN-
ing