Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-23
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Personal and Local.
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Al bGttl NNIVNt Ol h1uludJs Elt
25.A, there will be conducted bap-
tismal service of large proportions
The Baptism will be conducted by Rev
j. w. Kinney, of the new U. b. church
at .Yankeeburg. There will be about
forty persons to whom the rites will
be administered.
Attorney w. e. Mallory, of Woods
field, was in the city on business
Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Gallaher, of Bel
laire who has been visiting her grand
father, Mr.. George M. Woodbridge,
left Thursday for her home.
Mrs, N. e. Kidd is spending a few
days at Stanleyville visiting her hus-
bands family.
Miss Georgia Dabley, of Chicago,
is spending summer vacation with
relatives in the city.
Attorney Ralph Startling, of Coal
Run, was in the city on business
Thursday.
Miss Edith Clarke of the College,
left Thursday for her home at Ironton.
Reports from up the Muskingum
river show the potato crop to be the
best for a number Of years.
--Messrs. Rupert and Guy Bebout,
who have been visiting at Coal Run,
passed through the city Thursday on
the way to their homes at Wheeling.
Prof. John Startling, of the Fort
school, who with his family, is spend
ing the summer at his Coal Run home,
was in the city Thursday, looking
much improved physically by his re-
Taxation from pedagogical cares.
Mrs. E. B. Dyar and two little
daughters left yesterday for their
home at Charleston.
--phe only boats today are the Bed
ford for Wheeling at a m. and the
Sun for Gallipolis at ga m
The river is still rising slowly
with little over Z feet in the chan
mel this morning.
Mr. M. C. Geider, of the National
Supply Co., Pittsburg, is in the city on
business.
ATTORNEY Dave D. Johnson of
Parkersburg, was in the city Thursday
evening on legal business.
The time of Judge Jones and the
Common Pleas Court was taken up all
day Thursday hearing the case of the
Alta Oil Co. VS., Candis Miller and
William Miller and the case of Candis
Miller VS.. the Alta Oil Co. The cases
are both prayers for injunction to re-
strain the oil company from doing any
further work on the lands of Candis
Miller, and the former to restrain Can
S Miller and William Miller from OPP
Grating on the same lands. The decis-
ion in either case will decide the other
as one injunction will dissolve the
other.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred l.. Reed LEFT
Thursday afternoon for Oil City, Pa,
where they will visit for some time.
MIR. Charles schreidt, of Mansfield
is visitor in the city for, a few days.
He was formerly a studenF in the Col
lege here
Attorney c. II. Danford was out in
the neighborhood of Caywood Thurs
day on business.
Mr. ]. X. Gregory and family
moved Thursday from the property
they recently sold to Pattin Bros. on
Second street, to their new home on
Gilman street, near the M. E. church.
The boys Willis, Hovey, McCor-
mick and Sniffen who have been
camping on this side of the river op-
posite Waverly, returned Thursday .af-
ternoon and report glorious time
during their stay.
Miss Bertha Cutter left. this morn
ing for Cambridge to visit Mrs.
Charles Foehl for few days.
The 2. & o. tram which came
down especially TO bring the one day
excursionists home last night, arrived
in the city at midnight and brought
aBou -orty of those who went up
rhursda morning. The crowd was a
very orderly one.
The work ON the big storage build
ing OF the Marietta Transfer Co. is
progressing very wen, The walls are
UP for thu. FIRST story and the columns
nave been put up for @aeE front The
floor timbers are in for the first floor
and the basement will soon be com
pleted
Mr.. George W. Slocomb went tc
zanesyiLe THURSDAY to attend the
street fair
III, w. MeEaren, of Marietta, who
ihele down the position of half back
on the university foot ball team last
year, came over to attend the com
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