Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-14
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

General r. r. Dawes, who has
been quite i'll, was decidedly better
yesterday.
Patrick McCune. was fined S. and
costs by Mayor Richardson yesterday
morning for drunkenness and disor-
derly conduct.
Miss Eva Day, who lives on Fair
view Heights, ran needle into her
foot yesterday. The needle broke of,
causing a very painful wound. DR..
Mitchell was called and removed the
broken part from the foot.
DIR. ]. " Athey was in town yes
terday and registered in Probate
Court as one of Washington county's
practicing physicians. Dr. Athey
graduated from Cincinnati Medical
University this year and will locate at
Belpre.
"A large number of Marietta peo-
pie patronized the C. & M. excursion
to Cleveland yesterday
DIR. 2. ID. Walter left Thursday for
his home at Pueblo, Colorado.
The ladies of the Mission Circle of
the Baptist church will hold their
monthly meeting with Mrs. M. j.
Riley and Mrs. Vena Dye on Fairview
Heights, Friday, July IA. Conveyances
will leave the Baptist church at p M
and return about 1880. Program at 5.
A basket supper will be served at 6.
Round trip 10 cents to a party of 20
or more. In case of rain the meeting
will be held with Mrs G. ]. Elliott III
Second street.
DIR. s. D. Hart, this city, in speak
ing of the Wolcott reunion last week
at Watertown, says he is kin to that
family as follows: Miss Lucy VOL
colt, with her brother, came to Ohio
in 1895, and married Simeon Deming.
They were DR.. Hart's grandparents
Hence his name, Simeon Deming Hart
-Chas. Schaal arrived in the city
yesterday after an extended trip in the
interests of Strecker Bros.
Curry C McCann, two Marietta
boys, who have been engaged in the
restaurant business at Chesterhill
have sold their restaurant to Chas
Carr, of that place.
Miss Jessie Lowell of Chesternill
is visiting the family of Mr.. C. j. Van
velay, West Side.
Arthur Taylor, the young man
who was taken to Grace Hospital with
crushed foot, as the result of an ac-
cident some time ago, had to have
toe amputated yesterday in order to
save his foot. DR.. Cunningham per-
formed the operation.
MIR. McIIugh, of Hart street. who
has been unable to work for several
days, owing to a sprained back due to
heavy lifting, is much better.
-Messrs. Lang, Peck & Ebinger, of
this city, and Mrs. c. e. Campbell of
Glouster, returned last evening from
McConnelsyille, near which place they
have got good oil we'll fss
Mr.. Chas McNeal passed through
the city yesterday on his way to his
.-ome at Rockland. He had been in
Monroe county on business.
--Mr. Chas. Elston left yesterday
for Columbus on a short business trip.
DR. L. C. Ahlborn, of Waverly,was
the guest of his brother, Squire Ahl-
born, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Mitchell, of
Beverly are in the city, called by the
death of Mr.. Mitchell's sister, Mrs.
Harriet Caywood.
Mrs. S. M. Hart will leave this
! morning for a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Parkersburg.
Born, to Thomas Milan and wife,
Sixth street, Wednesday morning. a
daughter.
MY Richardson. representing the
c. Heath Co, and Mr.. Mccoy, repre-
senting the American Book Co., were
in the city yesterday on business.
The contract for erecting the new
residence of Mr.. Dale Schafer, on the
"Sig" lot, Fifth street, has been given
to Mr.. W.. b. Smith, who is erecting
the A. d. Follett residence.
Mrs. Lillian T. Wood and her
mother, Mrs. Tidd, left yesterday for
Chautauqua, where they expect to re-
main for about two months. Mrs.
Woods daughter, Miss Jessie f. Wood
who IS now visiting in Pomeroy, and
the lIisses Osborn will join them in a
few days.
-Mr. and MRS. G. d. Millard left
yesterday for Decatur, ILL.,, where they
will visit relatives. ~
--Ool. and. Mrs r. L. Nye are visit
ing in Cleveland 2 ~
Mr.. l. M. Latshaw and family
have gone to French Lick Springs,
Indiana, to spend a few weeks