Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-26
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est Bragg and wife, of the First ward,
bouncing boy. Grandson to Benz.
Bragg and wife, of this city, and to ].
II. Collins and wife, OF Stanleyville.
Mr.. Curt Edmunds, Third street,
is in critical condition as the result
of two severe hemorrhages of the
lungs, which occurred Wednesday.
The funeral of the late r. T. Pow
ell will be held on Friday afternoon at
2 O'Clock from the Baptist church. In
terment will be made in Oak Grove.
Special Sale of Ladies' Fine Cloth
Jackets at the Leader Store-See ad-
yertisement.
Mr.. Ira. c. Tabor, of the National
Supply Co., Toledo, was in the city
Wednesday on business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Harley Bell,
of Barlow township, a daughter, Sat
urday, Jan. 81.
The world famed baritone, LaBelle
Parsons, and the great soprano, Hilda
Hawthorne. are with "Tammany
Tigers" Auditorium, Wednesday
night, Feb. 1st.
The exercises at Andrews Hall to-
day will begin at 10:30 a. m. instead
of 10 o'clock as was announced a day
or two ago. In the afternoon prayer
services will be held, commencing at 2
o'clock, at the Congregational church.
The will OF the late Patrick High
land was filed for Probate yesterday,
tne 25th. In the will the deceased
leaves all personal property to his
stepson, Mr.. Douthitt and Mr.. Dout
hits only daughter, of New Hope,
Ills, with the stipulation that there
shall be paid to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
and their son, who nursed Mr.. High
land during his illness, the sum of $50
each The real estate is to be divided
between Mary Highland, neice of the
deceased, Mrs. Holden, his sister, and
Douthitt and his daughter.
Special Sale of Ladies' Fine Cloth
Jackets at the Leader Store-See ad
vertisement
Mr. Jacob Brooker, of ChurGhtown
is confined to his house with influenza.
Mrs. Lizzie France, whose illness
we mentioned last week, uied at her
home in Pittsburg Wednesday morn
ing at half past eight o'clock. The re-
mains will reach here over the Ohio
River road this afternoon and be TAX
en- to Vincent for interment. De ceas-
ed was thirty-six years of age and the
daughter of w. W. Perdew, of Tunnel,
this county. She leaves husband and
three children to mourn her loss.
Ohio Great Camp, X. o. T. M, has
paid to w. G. Brooker, of Mound Tent,
No. S22 of this city, the sum of $50 on
an accident policy held by Mr.. Brook
er, who was injured in a runaway on
the Glendale road east of the city
some time ago.
Judge D, S. Nye is confined to his
home by an indisposltion.
Mr. ]. A. Douthitt is in the city
called here to attend the funeral of
his stepfather, Mr.. Patrick Highland.
Mr.. Douthitt's home is at New Hope,
Illinois.
Special Sale of Ladies Fine Cloth
Jackets at the Leader Store-See ad-
vertisement.
Miss Ella Lander is very i'll with a
we'll defined case of grip.
-.he common malady is getting in
its work around the country districts
as we'll as in town. The entire family
of Albert Jordan, at Churchtown, is re-
ported as being confined to the house
by The dread disease.
Mr.. Frank Ranger has sold his
Sixth street property to M. ]. Hannen,
who will occupy it as soon as it is We
Gated by Mr.. Ranger. Consideration
$4,000.
IL ID. ouHutIldllu lS COnLutu W Tie
house with sickness.
The scenery, costumes, music and
mechanical effects with "Tammany
Tigers" combination is said to be finer
than any similar organization has at
tempted. r
Mr.. Henry Mindling. of Water
town, was in the city Wednesday.
Special Sale OF Ladies' Fine Cloth
Jackets at the Leader Store-See ad-
V.rtisement.
Mr.. Silas Agin, of Vincent, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
I'm Common Pleas court, c. F.
Stauch was found guilty of larceny for
having stolen a bicycle that belonged
to Messrs. Brennan and Curtis, and is
now awaiting sentence OF the court.
The value placed on the machine was
$40. which brings the offense within
the limits of penitentiary sentence.