Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-01
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Personal and Local.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Hardware Co., Is in the city calling on
the trade. e ~
Mr.. d. r. Hays, Of Oil City, Pa,
Is in the city and will remain over
Sunday
Attorney c. G. Middleswart has re-
turned from trip in the east end of
the county on legal business.
Born, at Evanston, Ills, Thursday,
March both, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Dawes, son. Grandson to Gen. and
Mrs. r. r. Dawes, this city.
Mrs. E .E. Beatty came up from
Parkersburg yesterday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. J. M, Hasty. The fun
eral occurred Friday afternoon, and
was conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Cream
er.
Mr.. Laurence Dana, who has been
connected with the Parkersburg State
Journal, left Thursday for Joplin Mo-,
to take an important position with
lead mining company. at that place
evening. All the members of the class
were present and enjoyed the evening
very much in dancing. About IL
O'Clock dainty refreshments were
served and all unite in saying that it
was one of the most enjoyable func-
tions of the season,
Mr.. Milton Ellenwood, who has
been living at Belpre, has moved into
propertylon SeneNth streetsG"
MR. F. ,Le Stephens, of, Mack Bburg,
passed through the e,sritydFriday on his
way home from a trip,to the Chester
hill field, where he has oil interests.
Mr.. Stephens says he has arranged to
drill fourteen wells this season and is
not taking any more territory now.
The Glendale boys of the base ball
team went out to play the East End
club Friday afternoon, but the East
End club refused to play.
Mr.. S. A. Coffman sold Friday the
Haas. property ON Fort street to Mr.
Lucien Babcock and ithe Lucien Bah
cock property, consisting of two lots
on upper Front street, to DR.. Door.
Consideration private in each case.
| Broker Charles r. Richardson
went to Parkersburg on a business
trip Friday.
Editor Bob" Smith, of the Bev-
erly Dispatch, was in the city Friday.
Mrs. Applegate, of Beverly, came
down on the 2. 6 o. train Friday
morning for visit with her daughter
Mrs. Will VanMetre, -.
Mr.. Emanuel Russell of Fillmore,
was acaller in the city Friday.
Miss Rose iSteadman gave de-
lightful masquerade party to the Sen
ior class of the High School Thursday
MIR. Taylor Mendenhall, of Bloom
field, fell down stairs few days age
and broke some riJs. He is improv.
ing now. Mr.. John McClain of thu
same place fell from a hay NOW andal
so broke some ribs, and at last repor
he was also better.
y-Messrs. w. p. Stevens and E. A
Stevens left the city this morning or
the Eloise for Center Belpre, where
they will stay for Easter Sunday witt
relatives. ,.. .-.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hollinger, o.
Lowell, were in the city Friday calling
on friends. ..'
Miss Mary Wittekind, who ha
been visiting relatives in Iowa for tn
past five months, returned home Fri
day morning,
The County Commissioners will
leave next week on third trip ofinves
tigation OF court house sites, buildings
etc.
: The State Dye Works which ha
been located ON Third street move
Friday into the room on Putnam
street which was formerly used for
marble shop.
Dogs among the sheep of Mr.. vii
liam Jones at Vincent Thursday nigh
killed and wounded 25 of them.
Treasurer Bode left yesterday fo
Salt Petre, to visit few days.
-Messrs. w. E. Sykes and w.
Mason completed their examination
city and county funds and books
the hands of Treasurer Bode an
found the county funds to amount
; S66, ,296,O6 and stity funds $57,667,96.
-Mrn ". Clarke, Jr.,. Of this city, ha
a purahasaas Tho. fArm al. tina lata-Ah hdre
t Hanna There are 100 acres in 1t an
e the price was 5000. .-47
The College Glee Club, ,accompanie
by Miss Ward and Miss Mason, san
to a large and pleased audience Thur
! day night at Beverly. They returne
I here Friday morning.
E ana A. Thanks for Information. Plea
grant confidential interview as personal faV
to me. s