Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-19
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Covey have formed a partnership in
the business of contracting and drill
ing oil wells.
Concert at Unitarian church this
Wednesday evening. beginning at g
o'clock. Don't fail to attend.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Edward thinner, 80, Fearing
township, and Emma A. Blehl %,
Lawrecne township Rev. VIM. Kamp-
meyer is named as the clergyman ex-
pected to offieiate.
Miss Emma Pfaff returned yester-
day from "a weeks visit with relatives
at Lowell.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. schrad-
Xxi, Third street, Monday evning, an
eleven pound boy.
Miss Mary johnson left yesterday
over the q. & o. for few weeks visit
with friends, after which she will go to
her future home in Kansas City.
WIN. Hobson and James McGirr,
two prominent farmers of Wesley
township, were in the city on business
yesterday.
Mr.. II. d. Rutledge, who has been
for some time T. & o. c. E. agent at
Amesvllle guve up his position there
the 18th to accept a place with the
Western Union Telegraph Co. at Park
ersburg Mr.. Rutledge passed through
the city yesterday on his way to Park
ersburg to begin work.
Miss Murlel Palmer, who is now
solo contralto at Trinity church, Bos-
ton, is to sing at the Unitarian church
this evening.
Mr., ALA Winsor and son, Dewey
left yesterday morning over the B. &
o. S. w. for Chillicothe for a weeks
visit.
MIR. VIII Brigham who has been
in Washington, D. C., resting from his
work and recuperating, writes that he
is having a good time, and that his
health is improving rapidly.
"A large pile driver was brought in
yesterday from olney, ILL.,, and will
be used in the work of driving piles
for the B. & o. S. w. improvement on
Butler street,
The case of the State of Ohio VS.
Frank N. Jones was tried to jury in
Squire Kidd's court Tuesday morning
The charge aginst Jones was that of
cruelty to animals. Thirteen witnesses
were examined and the trial occupied
the entire forenoon. The jury return
ed verdict of5not guilty.
The State of Ohio VS.. Haman APP
pleman for alleged Illegal voting at
the spring election will be tried before
Squire Ahlborn next Monday.
Frank Ranger is in Columbus on
business.
Miss Skinner ,of Parkersburg. is
the guest of friends here
Mrs. S. C. Rolston and daughter,
Miss Grace, left yesterday for Irohton.
to visit Mrs. c, 9. Clarke and. family
Miss McCullom is a professional
singer of very considerable merit.
She has an exceptionally fine soprano
voice and sings with consummate
grace. She will sing tonight at the
Unitarian church musicale
Mr.. o. X. Hamilton and daughter
Ruth have gone to Mt. Clemens, Mich,
on a pleasure trip.
-Chas. Devices, who has been gthe
guest of friends in the city since Sat
urday, returned to his work in the
Chesterhill oil field yesterday.
-Clerk-elect Trotter is in the west
end of the county on business.
The First U. B. Sunday School of
Marietta will picnic today at Green
woods Grove, at Newport. Prepara-
tions have been made for good time.
The party will go up bysboat, leaving
the Marietta wharf at a. m.
Mr., ]. L. Guyton and little grand
daughter, Mary Guyton, returned
home last evening from a visit with
relatives near McConnelsville. They
drove the entire trip, going up Friday
The T. & o. c. z. and Ohio Cen
trail lines will run a special excursion
to Columbus next Sunday. Fare 81
for round trip. Train leaves Union
Depot at a. m. Returning leave Co
lumbus at 6 p. m. A special rate. of
so cents to Cutler will be allowed on
that day, giving every one an oppor-
tuiity to attend the camp meeting at
that place.
Mr.. Hosler, the mail clerk on the
T. & o. c. E. who has been off duty
for several days, owing to the death of
his mother, returned to his work yes
terday.
George Taylor, yard brakeman for
the T. & o. G. e., left yesterday after
noon to visit his mother at Broadwell
for a day or two.
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