Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-01
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ln0 OTueT Ol the Eastern OUar Will
give a banquet and entertainment on
Wednesday of next week, June 7th. at
their lodge rooms on Putnam street.
Miss Adele Hogan came up last
evening from Parkersburg, having
severed her connection with the Ar
gand Refining Company. Mr.. Harry
Moore, this city, also returned last
evening, he also having given up his
position with the same company.
Mr. Daniel Hill moved Wednesday
from south Fourth street to Third. be-
tween Scanned and Wooster.
During the storm Wednesday af-
ternoon team which had been tied in
front of Davis saloon on Front street,
became frightened at the lightning and
broke loose. At last accounts they were
going up the Newport pike at a terri
fic rate. s.. ..
Mr.. William Griggs, who has been
living on lower Fourth street, moved
with his family to Lowell Wednesday.
Mrs. Rebecca Gowdy, of Parkers-
burg, was calling on friends in the
city Wednesday
Mr.. John Stewart, of Ward, o.,was
a business visitor in this city Wednes-
day.
The Warren Chapel NJ e. social
will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
ltobert Porter Saturday afternoon and
evening, June II. A kind and well
come invitation is extended to all.
Mr.. Charles F. Leeper left for Co
lumbus this morning to attend the
convention.
Word was received in this city
Wednesday of the DEATH of Mrs. Lizzie
Honesty, which occurred Vat Fleming,
probably Tuesday night or Wednesday
morning The funeral will be held
this Thursday afternoon at one o'clock
from the home of Mrs. Isaac Adams,
The last home of the deceased.
Col Riley left Wednesday over the
7. & o. C. e. for Columbus, where he
attends the convention.
We'll No, on the A. D. Little farm
at Newport was expected in Wednes-
day.
The deposition of William e. Mar.
tin, of Lawrence township, in the case
of Moffit Chamberlain against Geo. H.
Ernest and S. S Porter, will be taken
at his home today on account of the
i'll health of the witness.
The first meeting of the creditors
of John L, Parsons, bankrupt of Bel
pre-, will be held at the Office Of refer
ee Jewett Palmer today for the ap-
DOlntment of trustee.
The Epworth League of the Gill
man Avenue M. E. church will give an
entertainment this Thursday evening,
consisting of recitations and songs
Mrs. Ella Morrison, of Const1tu-
ton, was in the city calling on friends
Wednesday
Mr. Doc NJ. O'Blenness is serving
the Register for a few days in the alb
sence of Mr.. A. D. Alderman, who is
looking after things at the state CON
vention.
"A party of young men will give a
dance at the boat house this Thursday
evening which promises to be a very
swell affair.
-. A. Plumer G. Son sold yesterday
a lot belonging to S. NJ. Dornan, near
the corner of Greene and Seventh
streets, to Mr. Charles Meister, who
will erect residence on the property
Consideration $500.
Attorney j. P. Ward has moved
his Office into the room in the new
building on Second street.
The shoot of the Columbian Gun
Club which will be held today at their
range on the Fair Ground promises to
be an interesting one, as there will be
a number of sportsmen from out of the
city mere to participate.
-Messrs ALA Winsor and A. T.
Nye are in Coumbus attending meet
ing of the Ohio Valley Stove Manu-
facturers' Association
Miss Lucy Bailey, Mrs. S. C. Will
helm and Mrs. e. Sloane are in Park
ersburg attending a meeting of the
Foreign Missionary Society.
Miss Lessie Staney, of Lower Sa-
lem, arrived i'm the city last evening
and will take full course in the Com
mereial College
Mr.. w. B. Gaftree will take in the
state convention at Columbus today
and tomorrow. lie left yesterday for
chat place.
AIR, William G, McGrew, of Bart
lett is in the city on a business trip.
-Messrs. A. ]. HungerfOrd and w.
]. Richardson, of Parkersburg, were
business visitors in the city wednes-
day !