Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-30
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about o'clock Saturday evening of
cerebro spinal meningitis He had
been sick about two weeks.
The last attraction of the season
is my Friend From India" at the Au
dltorum Saturday night, May 6.
Mr.. Jacob r. Snyder, of Shenan-
doah Junction, w. Va, and Miss Mary
E. r. Anderson, of Boaz. w. Va, were
married by Rev. w. V. Dick Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. w. b. Gaitree expects to oc-
cupy the Grafton property on Third
street Tuesday which was recently va
Gated by Mr.. Josephy.
Mr.. John Kaiser left Saturday af-
ternoon for Pittsburg, where all the
managers of the stores of the National
sSupply Co. will meet and take a river
excursion, probably on the next trip of
the City of Pittsburg, and perhaps will
go as far with her as Parkersburg.
They will improve the opportunity to
get together on the question of store
management and for the exchange of
ideas.
Mr.. Oran Frost, of Broadwell,
Athens county, is in the city visiting
his sons, ]. A. and w. G. Frost,
During the past four months Of
1899 there have been issued III mar
riage licenses, which is an average Of
over 25 per month and more than one
for each week day since the beginning
of the year. This does not look like
there was much falling off in the mar
riage business because of the law
which went into effect the first of the
year. In the month of April alone
there were issued 32 licenses.
Judge Jones adjourned court Sat
urday and left for his home at Gallipo-
lis to spend Sunday with his family.
Mr.. j. w. Boyer, of Sistersville,
was in the city Saturday on his way
home after having taken a trip
: through Kentucky on business.
Mr.. Fred Callahan moved Satur-
day from 5O7 Sixth street to All Sixth
street
Mr.. c. A. Palmer, who formerly
; lived on the West Side but removed tc
New Matamoras, will return to the city
He is expected to arrive Monday morn.
ing with his family and will reside al
the corner of Fifth and Putnam
o streets.
|, The up-to-date hardware men
a Hagan & Schad, have placed a 2000 c.p
arc light in their store entrance, which
= is quite an improvement.
y Prosecuting Attorney John f
: Laird, of Parkersburg, was in the cit.
t Saturday.
Mrs. o. M. Steen is visiting rela
tives at Eureka, w. Va.
|, Treasurer II. p Bode went to Ger
mantown Saturday afternoon, calle
by telegram which offered no explain
dllOu dS 10 why.
n Mr.. Fred Josephy, of Cincinnati
who has been the guest of his brother
]. A. Josephy, returned to his HON
3 Saturday.
Mr.. Daniel Berry, of Belpre town
s ship, was business caller in the cit
Saturday afternoon.
. Mr.. j. j. Hollister, of Dunbar
city Saturday.
A Married, in this city, Saturda
6 morning, April Goth, by the Rev. E.
Coil, Mr. Richard C. Way and Mr..
Viola --nderson, botn of Wood county
). Mr.. George Haybron, of Broadwel
% was in the city Saturday and report
% the coal business as good as it eve
a was at this time of the year,
I6 Manager Luchs closes his theat
% rical season next Saturday night, Ma
NJ 9th with my Friend From India"
- "A woman whose name was nc
% learned by anyone was found in yer
% far gone State of intoXication on tn
streets at very early hour Frida
morning She was locked up until Sal
urday morning when she was ordere
'e out of town.
Is Miss Bertha Beach has given u
~ her place at Braun's restaurant an
A. went to her home at Whipple Satul
n day.
h Mr.. w. A. Snodgrass, of the We'
t. Side, who has been suffering severel
IS with heart trouble for the past week,
20 reported as being very much improve,
Up -Helam Devol and Gordon Gilpi
re were both fined in Mayors Court Sa
" urday morning for being drunk an
IL disorderly, each five dollars and cost
C. They were arrested down near Oh
J., street Friday evening. They had bee
raising a disturbance at fruit stan
on Greene street, near Second.
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