Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-26
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er social on the 28th. Mrs. Demorest
the clarvoyant, will be present to tell
you of the past and future. Every
body invited.
Mr.. ]. p. Ballard made flying
trip to Cleveland on Friday.
E w. Frlnk and son, Harry of St.
Marys, w. Va, were in the city Satur-
day.
Mr.. George Lauer, of Lower Salem
was in the city on Saturday.
The First Congregational church
will hold services every evening this
week except Saturday evening.
Attorney Ralph Starring, of Coal
Run, was in the city on legal business
Saturday.
MIR. John Parks, a prominent cap
italist and assistant secretary of the
Buckeye Building and Loan Co., of Bel
laire, was in the city Saturday calling
on friends. He remarked to a Leader
man that Marietta Is the prettiest town
in the Ohio Valley.
The funeral of Henry Schmidt will
occur at two o'clock sun time this
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. F. F. Rudy, of Frederick City,
Md, is in the city, having arrived here
Saturday evening. Mr.. Rudy will DO
associated with the Marietta CONNER
cial College.
One of the most beautiful displays
of dress goods ever shown in Marietta
is to be seen at Miss Sleigh's opening
on Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foehl, of Cambridge
are in the city, at Mr.. j. A Hamlton's.
Mrs. F. L. Ramsey returned to her
home at McConnelsville Saturday af-
ternoon accompanied by her grand
daughter, Miss Mary Turner who will
visit her several days.
The Cecilia Club met Saturday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Chas. A. Ludey
Third street. The composer discussed
and interpreted was Ethelbert Nevin.
The meeting was a pleasant and profit
able one.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
First U. B. church will have their
Easter sale Friday, March 81. They
will serve oysters or supper for Is cents
Cake and ice cream 10 cents. They
will be pleased to serve everybody, af'
ternoon or evening.
Mr. Dan. H. Kauf, who has been
manager of the Michigan Furniture
Co.'s store at McKeesport, Pa, for the
past three years, has accepted posi-
ton with the furniture firm, Stanley
& Grass, in this city. Dan will go on
duty Monday.
Mr.. Sam Gardner the popular night
clerk at the st. James hotel made an
arrangement Saturday whereby he be-
comes half owner of the Windsor
House in st. Jo., Missouri. He viii
leave for tnat place about April 1st tC
take charge of the property, and he has
many good wishes of his friends in his
venture.
Mr.. A. T. Williamson, of Grand
view, was in the city calling on
friends SATURDAY.
Mr.. Con Lanam, of the East End
who has been quite i'll for few days
is reported as improving.
Born, Friday, March "a, to Mr.
and Mrs. Will Moffat, North Hart
street, son.
Mr.. A. N. Bowling has moved from
from Greene street to the West Side
will live at 1872 Gilman avenue.
Mr.. Harry Peters has accepted q
position with the Ohio River railroad
company at Parkersburg and will as
sumo his duties Monday morning.
The teams of the three lodges I. o
o. F. of this city, comprising about fif-
ty members, went out to Cutler on the
afternoon train on the Il. & o. c. E
Saturday to do a lot of degree work
there The candidates to be taken
through will establish lodge of the
order ait Vincent. A special train
brought the party back after the work
was done.
Mr.. William Cooke, of Briggs, who
is just recovering from severe attack
of typhoid fever, was in the city Sat
urday looking after business affairs.
Mr.. S. Stewart Alexander, of Man
chester, o., is the guest of DR.. B. F
Hart and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Best and DR.
and Mrs. Charles Hart left on the
Keystone State for Pittsburg Saturday
Mr.. James F. Briggs, of Gravel
Bank, was in the city Saturday,
Mr.. James Foster, of Tunnel, was
a business visitor in the city Saturday
Mr.. Carl Kaiser, of the Oil Well
Supply Co. store, at Sistersville, was 6
visitor with Marietta frienLs Saturday
Mr.. George Eyssen was in Macks-
burg on business yeJterday.