Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-07
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day next.
Curry & Doan, of the Palace stab
les, have purchased a fine match team
of bays of Captain Null
--Hlel ID. Miller, of Muskingum
county is in the city on business Mil
Ter is the man who created such a stir
by trying to corner the egg market in
Pittsburg last winter.
Mrs. c. o. Ellenwood, of Newberry
is the guest of her brotber-in-law, L.
w. Ellenwood and family
-Mr Geo. Schad, of the firm of
Hagan & Schad, was in Parkersburg
last evening on business.
H. H, Burns, a prominent oil oper-
ator of Warrington, w. Va, passed
through the city yesterday on his way
to the Chesterhill field.
Mr.. s. A. Coffman, the real estate
man, was at Tunnel station on busi-
ness yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Richard IIiller, of Hutchison's
Bargain Store, is very i'll with malar-
ial fever at his home on the West Side.
F. L. Shope and family moved to
312 High School Lane yesterday.
They came from Scio.
Mr. Will s. Richardson returned
yesterday from Clarlngton. W. Va and
will remain in the city for about two
weeks.
Mr. ]. S. Simpson, of the Penrose
& Simpson Grocery Co., is at Pennvllle
Morgan county, on business.
S. B. Kirby's family left on the
Valley Belle yesterday for Apple
Grove, where they will spend the sum-
mer
Mr. Will Jones, of Beverly, is in
the city. He came down yesterday to
attend the dance at the Boat House
last evening.
Edward e. Boquard, who had his
arm broken by being thrown from a
bicycle Monday evening, is getting
along nicely, although he is compelled
to carry his arm i'm sling.
Mr. John Dawes, who has been
sick for several days, was not resting
so comfortably yesterday afternoon.
DIR. Gear, pastor of the Baptist
church, and Rev. Williams, pastor Of
the Clarksburg church of the same de-
nomination, will exchange pulpits
next Sunday. Rev. Williams will
preach both morning and evening.
Mrs. C. w. Richards is the guest
of friends in Columbus for few days.
Rev. Edward Bowers and wife re
turned yesterday from Lowell, where
they had been spending a few days.
On the Fourth Mr.. Bowers met with a
very painful injury by having his
right hand caught in the machinery of
an ice cream freezer, tearing off the
nail and lacerating his little finger.
Attorney A. D. Follett left for
Parkersburg last evening, where he
will attend U. S. Court today as coun-
sci in a case in which large amount
of oil property is involved.
Mr.. Ralph E. Race, of the Big
-Four Cycle Co., left yesterday for a
two days business trip to Akron.
III. c. Oliver, of Dye P. O., was a
business caller in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Strickrath, of
Lower Salem, were callers in the city
yesterday.
Miss, Pfaff, of Lowell. who has
been visiting her sister, Miss Emma
Pfaff, of the Treasurer's office, re-
turned home yesterday
w. w. Mills and wife and Prof.
James Bird and family left yesterday
afternoon over the o. r. road for New
York. They will saila4ltomorpow for
England and will be gone about three
months.
Yesterday j, H. Weiger purchased
a lot 4Ox112 in the Muskingum Park
addition. The sale was made by S. A.
Coffman, real estate agent.
-Comon Pleas Court will be in ses-
sion this afternoon and tomorrow for
the confirmation of sales and hearing
motions Judge Jones will be on the
bench.
Misses A. Patton, Laura Alden,
Adelaide Stacy, Kate Mueller and
Grace Clogston left yesterday over the
Ohio River road for Chautauqua Lake.
Ground was broken yesterday for
w, C. Frost's new residence at the up
per end of Front street.
The pontoon bridge .has been
placed from the wing dam to the West
Virginia side of the. river and 1t will
probably remain there the remainder
of the summer, as the prospects for
low trfota,. ara orrouyif3o otranaa. .avary