Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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BrOoker June 10, son.
DIR. and Mrs. Dorlng Beebe. of st.
Cloud, Mimi, are in the city, at Mrs.
James Holden's, Front street
Mr. Myron A, Hayes, of Boston, is
one of the prominent Commencement
visitors Mr.. Hayes has a responsible
position, which is largely owned by
the Morgan syndicate
Miss Nell Seamon has resigned
her position with Hutohisons Bar
gain Store and has accepted one with
the Racket store.
ALI members of the Phi Beta Kap-
pa society are requested to attend
meeting of the society at the mathe-
matical room at $3.50 Tuesday morn
ing. The question of the admission of
ladies to membership will be decided
Gus Ahrendt, wife and daughter,
of Dexter City visited his brother-n-
law, George b. Eyssen and family last
Sunday. They came in on the c. & M.
excursion.
w. j. Dutton, of Cleveland, spent
Sunday in the city. He is spending
his vacation at Elba with his father.
Mr.. L. D. Kane, of Caldwell, was
in the city yesterday looking around
his fences for the Senatorial nomina-
tion at the coming convention.
--Leander Wheeler, Republican
candidate for Probate Judge of Noble
county. was the guest of his cousin,
F. p Wheeler, last Saturday and Sun
day. 1t was whispered that he was
looking after Mobiles interests in the
Senatorial contest, which comes off
June 20.
&C e. Tilton and family, of Noble
county, spent Friday and Saturday
with R. w. Manifold and family who
live on Fifth street
%. X, Parker, of Kelths, Noble
county, was dn the city Monday on bus
mess.
Mr.. A. C. Symmes, of Cincinnati
is in the city today on business trip
in the interest of the Fisher book type
writer.
Mr.. M. w. Bliss, who has been Wis
iting friends in the city for few days,
left Sunday for his home in Columbus
&C. B. Gates Relief Corps invites
you to lawn social Tuesday evening
at Mr.. Browns, Prospect street, West
Side. Music, recitatlons. cream and
cake will be there.
Mr.. George Lauer, of Lower Salem,
was business visitor in the city Mon
day on his way over to West Virginia
to look after his oil interests.
Miss Rose Corner, of Cincinnati,
accompanied by the little Misses Ellz-
abeth Bishop and Elaine Carew, arriv-
ed in the city Monday on the steamer
Virginia, and will spend two weeks
vacation with relatives in the city and
vicinity.
Mrs Phillip Weber and daughter,
Miss Lou, of Steubenville, are in the
city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Graf.
Mrs. C. ]. VanValey and two child
rem have gone to the country for Wis
it of a few weeks.
Mr. Conrath Decker moved Mon
day from Third streeC to his new
house which he recently erected on the
corner of Sixth and Putnam streets.
Mr.. G. C. Wilson, the Putnam
street music dealer, left this morning
for an extended Eastern trip
Mr. H. o. Judd, of Coolville, class
of '9S, is in the city for Commence
ment.
Judge Coultrap leaves this morn
ing for Woodsfeld, where he will hold
a term of court before returning to his
home at Macarthur.
Druggist VIII S. Richardson has
returned from visit to friends at Mat
amoras.
Mrs. Harry Chapman and sister,
Miss Weidman, of Chilllcothe, are in
the city the guests of Mrs, w. B. Gait
rec, Third street.
The Two by Four Oil company was
drilling in its No. 2 Covey we'll Monday
afternoon, but we did not hear what it
showed up for.
Two of the rivermeu, Will Reyn-
olds and Mind. Gard, who have been
employed on the Duffey for some time,
have enlisted in the U. S. army and
left Monday morning for Wheeling to
join the regiment. They will likely be
sent to the Philippines.
Mr.. o. L. Spurrier, of Chesterhill,
passed through the city Sunday en-
route to his home from Pittsburg.
Mr. Lee S. Devol, of Corning, class
of 92 came in Monday to attend the
Commencement exercises