Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Personal and Local.
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for driving the piling for foundation
for new buslnes block which fronts
butler street in the rear of the Buck I
eye Clothing store. The. building will
be 25 by as feet and will be quite an
addition to the business blocks Of the
city. The exeavltlng has been begun
and Cle work OF putting in the foun-
datlon will proceed rapidly
The c. d. & P. Telephone Co., has
force of men at work stretching "a
new cable which is made necessary by
the rapidly increasing num,er of tele-
phones in use. The cable being put up
weighs about three and half pounds
to the foot
The new hospital on Third street,
which will be known as Grace Hospital
will be open for the inspection of all
persons interested this afternoon from
one o'clock until FIVE. All persons
wishing to do so are invited to call and
examine the new institution.
Mrs Anna Grubb left Wednesday
afternoon over the q. e. o. r. for Boise
City, Idaho, to join her husband who
is employed there and where they will
make their future home.
-iMr and Mrs. Denman, of Wheeling
are in the city the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Snider, Eighth street
1t is reported to us that two gold
fish belonging to Mrs. Lowry on the
West Side, were killed by the storm
Tuesday afternoon.
The Marietta High School Alumni
banquet will be held in the lecture
room of the First Congregational
church this evening at six O'clock, and
not at the Presbyterian church as pre-
viously announced
Mr.. Pemberton Palmer, of Whip
pie, was in the city on business We'd
nesday.
Inc we'll on the ]. Fred Bay farm
was put to pumping a few days ago
and ON the second day pumped made
over SO barrels.
Mr.. Martin Becker, of Salem town
ship, was a business caller in the city
Wednesday.
-Messrs. C. C. Henking and V. NJ.
Bowie, of Gallipolis, are expected to ar
rive in the city today and will be the
guests of Mr.. Henry Dawes during
Commencement.
Miss Lena Fawcett, of Plantsville,
was in the city Tuesday the guest of
friends.
Word from Mr. William Lancaster,
whose accident was reported by us last
Sunday morning, indicates that he is
not getting along as well as it was
thought he might.
Attorney l.. w. Ellenwood left ov-
er the q. & o. r. Wednesday afternoon
for Columbus to attend the District
Court.
Mr. George Love, one of the prin-
clpal owners of the Greenfield stone
quarries, is in the city calling on
friends and incidentally looking after
the opportunity to bid on the stone
needs for the new school house which
is to be built at the corner of Fourth
and Marion streets.
Prof. NJ. r. Andrews will go to
McConnelsville today where he will
make the presentation of diplomas to
tne graduating class of the High
School this evening.
Mr.. George Eyssen was at Chester
hill Wednesday looking after his oil
interests
Mr.. j. w. Simpson moved Wednes-
day from 21O Montgomery street to
526 Fifth street.
Mr.. o. j. Fuller returned Wednes-
day afternoon from a flying trip to Co
lumbus and Cincinnati.
The funeral of Mrs Julia Riley,
whose death We mentioned yesterday,
occurred Wednesday morning at the
Sand Hill church. Burial at the Val
ley cemtery.
Miss Iowa Colman and Miss Adele
Hogan will leave Friday for an extend
ed visit to Champaign Ill.
Miss Amanda Andrews, who has
been engaged in school work in Tenn
essee for the past year, returned We'd
nesday evening for the summer vaca-
ton.
Mr.. L. T. Morris, of Cutler, was a
business visitor in the city Wednesday,
Attorney C. C, Middleswart left
over the q. & o. r. Wednesday after
noon for Columbus, where he will at
tend a session of the United States
Distr.c, court
Born, Wednesday, to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank w. Combs, a daughter.
Mr.. William Male, of Cutler, was
in the city Monday on business.