Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-28
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Personal and Local.

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they were buslly engaged in harvest
ing the last of the crop
Prosecuting Attorney John F.
Laird, of Parkersburg, was caller in
the city Tuesday.
Don't forget that the Marietta
Normal opens July Sd. Start in, if
possible, on the first day of school
1.-The U. b. social of Dunham will
be entertained at the Pleasant View
church on the evening of July Sth.
Proceeds for the benefit of the church.
Everybody invited.
MIR j. Milton Boyd who has been
her for the past three weeks, returned
to hqs home near Washington c. H.
yesterday. Mr.. Boyd thinks so well of
the new Marietta that he talks consd-
erably of returning here to live and
cast his lot with our city.
Mr. and Mrs Taskar b. Bosworth
expect to leave Monday next for Tole-
do, where they will witness the first
meeting of the Ohio State Tennis AS
sociation. Both Mr. and Mrs Bos-
worth are ardent admirers of tennis.
The ladies of the Bapust church
will give a social in the Sunday School
room on Thursday evening Supper
at six o'clock. All are invited
Miss Phoebe Elston left Tuesday
morning for Cincinnati on visit to
her sister, Mrs. Mcclure.
Mrs. Alice e. Brown has instituted
proceedings'for divorce from her hus-
band Thomas S. Brown, whose place
of residence is unknown. She claims
that he has been absent from home for
six years, and during all of that time
has failed to provide for the family.
The petition says they were married at
Walshville, Illinois, in July, 1887, and
have three children, the custody of
whom Mrs. Brown asks. N E. Kidd
attorney for plaintiff.
Some patriotic person has painted
the torpedo on the City Hall lawn red,
white and blue, which greatly i'm
proves its appearance
The City Council held the shortest
session on record last evening.
Attorney Jasper Lisk, of New Mat
amoras, was in the Guy on legal busi-
ness Tuesday.
The Marietta Transfer Co. used
their big new moving van for the first
time tuesday in moving Mr.. Peter
Grub from Greene street to Fourth.
Mr.. Hanberry Wilson, of Zanes-
Vile, was a business visitor in the
city Tuesday.
MIR. Wells Penwell left Tuesday af-
ternoon for St Marys, where he will
make short visit with his brother,
James.
Mrs. Satterthwaite, who has been
living ON Bront street, moved Tues
day to Harmar Hill
Mrs. H. L. Rice, who has been
visiting her father, Mr.. j, w. Baldwin
leaves today for Laconia, ~ H., over
the Y. & o. h.
Mr.. T. j. Mercer, of Chesterhin,
was a visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Elston left yesterday
morning for Columbus on a business
trip.
49, Mr., Harry Warrener, who has
been attending College here, expects to
leave today for his home at Amesvile
Editor Edward Hutchison, of the
Matamoras Mail, was in the city Tues
day
Mr.. Isaac Adkins, of Newport, was
in the city on business Tuesday.
I'm last nights Register there ap-
peared an article which stated that the
Front street property owners had de-
cided not to stop the erection of the
public closets on the city park. We
are informed by some of them that the
report is without foundation whatever,
that they have not so decided.
Mr.. NJ. P. Totman, of Broadwell,
was visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Edward Luthinger, who is
employed by Hagan & Schad, moved
his family up from Parkersburg Tues
day and will reside in the Franks
property on Second street near Wash
ington.
DIR, w. S. Ross, of Waverly, has
been in the city for a day or two on
business.
Mr.. Warren Berry left Tuesday
afternoon for GAINESVILLE, He viii go
to Black Band, where he is drilling a
well for Mr. Wilson, of GAINESVILLE.
William H. Ooursey has instituted
suit against one George Davis for
$1,000 damages for alternating the af-
fections of his wife. Attorney B. e.
Guyton filed the suit in Common
Pleas Court Tuesday.