Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-21
Observation-Disclosures
Personal and Local.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

II.
the wharfboat, are in Plttsburg for
short trip.
Call and have your handkerchief
perfumed with Puritan Rose and Puri-
tan Violet at Putnam Street Pharmacy
--Messrs. l.. D. Pape and r. M.
Morse were out at caywood Thursday
looking for oil territory.
MIR. w. e. Hill moved Thursday
from the property he recently ex-
changed with A. b. Little, on Sixth
street, into the former residence of Mr..
Little on Fourth. q
Mr.. Harry Decker expects to leave
this morning for Guthrie, Oklohoma,
where he has extensive oil interests
He expects to be gone for several
weeks.
1t would be well for every one who
is thinking of taking trip to Wash
ington this summer to make his ar
ranbements so that he can go about
the 22d of May, as that is the time that
has been set apart for the great Peace
Jubilee This the first time for a long
time that the citizens of Washington
have consetned to encourage any kind
of public demonstration, but one of
our townsmen who has just returned
from there, says, that they are all
working very enthusiqs stically to make
| It, "a grand success. The programme
promises much and, the season will
Just be at its most beautiful time, with
green verdure and flowers in profusion
..7-IEXychapge your. coupons for new
tickets for the Gamble concert at the
Corner Drug Store. Seats are now on
sale.
Tine lunacy case against Mr. Ham
ilton Morken, of Yankeeburg was heard
before Probate Judge Rood Thursday,
but evidence was lacking to establish
the insanity of the patient and he was
discharged. The warrant was issued
by Morken's wife,
w. B. Gaitree returned to the
city Thursday from a trip to Washing
ton and Atlantic City.
Mr. G. c. Dyson, of Athens, Deputy
Revenue Collector, is in the city.
Mayor CHARLES Richardson is suf-
fering from the effects of a nail pune
turing his foot. He stepped on the
nail Wednesday where he had been do
ing some building or repairing and the
wound has been proving very painful.
u. S. Engineer Edmund Moeser, in
charge of the Muskingum river i'm
provement, is in the city.
Ground was broken Thursday
morning for the new lock masters
house on the ice harbor lot.
The Baptist social will meet on
Friday evening at the church. Supper
at six O'Clock. Special program in
cluding music by College Glee Club and
Minor quartette.
The Seniors of the High schoo
have decided to postpone their social
contemplated for tonight, for one weel
Mr.. John Zlmmer has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Dye, this county
Mr.. Bird is. working enthusiastic
cally for the success of the Gamble.
Schonert concert Monday night, ar
event that will be an elegant musica
treat.
MIR. Frank Ketter is enjoying the
companionship of felon on one of his
thumbs.
-Messrs. c. E. Fleming, c. E. Fincf
and G. E. Starr, all of Fleming Station
were in the city Thursday on business
Mr. Eliza Lambert, of Gravel Bank
was in the city Thursday on business
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Wilson
Williamstown, Tuesday, April 18th, +;
son.
The most of the delegates to thu
recent Sunday School Convention hav,
left the city for their homes in the var
ious parts of the county.
Mrs. j. c. Oberly will leave owe
the B. & o. SW this morning for al
extended visit with relatives ant
friends lin st. Louis.
J The Charles King Dramatic Com
pany passed through the city Thurs
day enroute from Portsmouth, Ohio, II
Beverly where they were billed to Civ
an entertainment last evening.
--'Hlckete are now "on sale for tn,
Gamble concert at the Corner Drui
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a.n Seriously Sick.
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