Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-17
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to attend the installation of officers
there on that date. The Rebekah
Lodge of Lowell has an evniable rep
utation as entertainers and no doubt
there will be a grand time on hand for
all who are so fortunate as to attend.
The Rebekahs there recently gave the
Odd Fellows quite asurprise in the way
of supper on the occasion of their in
stalla,.on, none Of the members of the
Odd Fellows knowing thing of 1t un-
til it was ready for Their delectation.
Mrs. Joseph Snakard and children
have returned from Bradford, Pa, and
will reside here permanently.
Mr.. James Shay is improving and
is now able to sit up.
Mrs. Louis Mueller was unable to
accompany the remains of her hus-
band, an account of whose death we
publish in another column, but she and
the children will come here as soon as
she Is able to travel and will reside
here in the future. They will be ac-
companied from Newport by her sis
ter, Miss Bennett, who has been there
for some time and is only just recover
ing from an attack Of pneumonia.
The will OF the late William H.
Henning was filed in Probate Court
Monday morning and the case will
have hearing on Jan. 23. In the will
he leaves the entire estate to his wife
except in case she should marry again,
when it goes to the children in even
shares. He names his daughters, the
Misses Anna B. and Flora c., as ex-
ecutrices, to serve without bond.
Mr.. s. A. Coffman was able to get
to his office Monday morning, the first
time in about ten days. He is not yet
fully recovered from a case of grip.
His wife and child are also suffering
from the same malady.
Mr.. Pat Highland whose illness
we mentioned one day last week, is
still in very critical condition and
his friends despair of his recovery.
MIR. George Storck, District Dep
uty Grand Master, who installed the
new officers of Marietta Lodge last
evening, has three more installations
on hand for this week. Tuesday eve
ming at Belpre, Thursday evening Gut
tenberg Lodge, this city, and Saturday
evening at Lower Salem, with Palmer
Lodge
Don't forget the Single Tax meet
ing every Sunday afternoon, in X. o.
T. M. hall, over Beagle G. Lytle's drug
store.
Seats on sale at Beagle & Lytle's
drug store Ior the famous comedian,
Eddie Girard, in Natural Cas-" Audi
torium Tuesday night, Jan. "a.
DIR. C. B. Ballard, of Belpre, was in
the city yesterday. The Doctor is to be
the new manager of the Marietta
Paint and Color Co., and will likely
move here some time before a great
while.
MIR. Lewis Hayes, of Vincent who
has been suffering from a severe at
tack Of grip, was able to be in the city
yesterday. Sc"
Word was received here yesterday
that Friend Cochran was able to leave
the hospital where he has been confin-
ed for several weeks with typhoid few
er. His relatives here hope to have
him with them by the first of next
week.
DIR. Herbert Sloane is very i'll at
his home with o-pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con- Krlgbaum, of
McKeesport, Pa, are in the city, the
guests of relatives.
Mrs. Margret Mott, widow of the
late Thomas Mott, of Lowell, died Sum
day from causes incident to old age,
she being 83 year sold. The remains
will be brought here today on the So
noma and interment will be made in
Oak Grove cemetery.
Mr.. Harry Hoyt, of the College,
was called to his home in Ravenswood
yesterday because OF the serious ill
ness of his mother
Miss Grace Rolston left Monday
morning for Ironton, to visit Mrs
Cambridge Clark.
Mrs. William Herdman, 'of Ann
Arbor, Mich, is in the city, the guest
of Miss HickOk.
DIR. Agnes NJ. Johnson, formerly an
assistant physician at the State Aospi.
tai at Athens, is in Marietta, the gues
OF Mrs. G. A. Wood. Fourth street.
Regular meeting of Buell. Relic
Corps, No. 20 will not be held unit
Jan. Gath because of sickness amoDt
the members.
Circuit Court convenes today will
Judges Cherrington, Russell and Slb
ley on the bench.