Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-30
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Personal and Local.

issue of the Leader. Notice his space
and avail yourself of his offers of
fashionable Spring footwear.
Mrs. c. Greenway will have an
Easter display Wednesday the 80. All
are invited. 276 Front. Union Block.
The case against Fred Lohsse for
living in a state of adultery, came up
before Squire Palmer Wednesday af-
ternoon, but was dismissed for want
Of sufficient evidence for the prosecu-
tion. Thee barge was filed by Lohsse's
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Lobdell were
among the number who left on the
City of Pittsburg Wednesday after
noon. They expect to make the round
trip to New Orleans.
Mr.. r. ]. Stephenson, who lives
east of town, is quite sick with a
dropsical trouble. Mr.. Sthepenson has
been ill about all winter-havlng suf-
fered severe attack of grippe.
Mr.. w. A. Moore, representing the
Crowell Apparatus Co., of Indianapo-
| lis, is in the city, and will endeavor to
install his instruments, which are for
demonstrations in physics, into the
High School. Messrs. l.. S. and Geo.
M. Woodbridge, formerly of Marietta,
are managers of the concern which
makes these. goods.a al1i. t,,s 'rlA
Miss A."B. Henning VIII. have an
Easter display of pattern hats and
bonnets Wednesday and Thursday
March 20 and 80. 226 Front street.
The East End Mothers Club
gave a repetition of their entertain
ment, Mrs. Jarley's Wax Figures,
Tuesday evening to large audience
at he Fultonburg school house One
of the most interesting numbers of
this entertainment was cake walk by
Mrs. Cynthia Bradford and Mr.. Samuel
Neubeck, which was highly enjoyed
by those present.
Miss Agnes Mckay, who has been
visiting relatives in this city for the
past few days, returned Wednesday
to her home in Belpre.
Mrs. Ray Quick and son, Howard,
are visiting relatives in Parkersburg
this week.
Mr.. George w. Morris, of Layman,
is business visitor in the city.
The Mothers Club will hold a
Womans' Exchange next Saturday at
the music store of G. c. Wilson on
Putnam street. A large number of
dainty and useful articles for the ta-
BILE will be on sale from o'clock in
the morning. The proceeds to go to-
ward the free kindergarten which is
to be established here.
Mr.. w. H. Breidensten, of Bel
laire, was in the city Wednesday, call
ing on friends.
Mr. D. w. Pickering, of the Dia-
mond Pants Co., left Wednesday morn
ing for business visit to Clarksburg
w. Va.
Mr.. John Fleming, of Todds, Nor
gan county, was visitor to the city
Wednesday and reports that there is
some activity in that neighborhood
in the oil business. Several persons
in the vicinity having been leasing
and transferring leases lately at good
| figures.
C. B. Sunderland sold the Kelly
property on upper Third street tc
James McKenna, West Side. Con
sideration $3.50.
The sad intelligence was received
by Mr.. George Blake Wednesday
morning announcing the death at AS
sumption, Illinois, of Mr.. Clarence
Hallett, who was victim of consump-
tion He was about 81 years of age
and son of Capt. Howard Hallett
The young man had many friends in
this city who are sorry to learn of his
death.
All tenders of brickmasons and
plasterers are requested to meet at the
Court House corner Saturday of this
week at 1880 o'clock, standard, for the
benefit of the union.
An Easter social will be held this
afternoon and evening by the ladies OF
the Harmar Congregational church al
the church parlorst Bonnets, aprons
and fancy articles will be on sale
Everybody, invited. .,D laa ,.e, a.
-Hoyts "a Bunch of KeysHt tomor-
row night, March 81. Secure seats al
Gates news depot
--Mr. U. Shoop who recently pur.
chased the Kraps' barber shop or
Front street, has moved his family in
to the rooms above the shop and will
reside there hereafter.
MIR. Samuel Selby, of Plantsville
is in the city looking after busines!
| matters