Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Personal and Local.

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Morris, of Cleveland. Mrs. Morris was
the widow of Thomas Morris, VINO was
well known about town to a large
number of persons as tom Jack"
No particulars of death or funeral was
given in the telegram.
MIR. o. j. Fuller made hasty bust
ness trip to Wheeling Tuesday.
The Two by Four Oil Co. put their
Covey well to pumping Wednesday
again after having stopped for several
days, waiting for machinery. It is re-
ported as doing very nicely.
There will be a special meeting of
American Union Chapter No ], k. A.
M, on Friday evening, May 10, for
work in the Royal Arch Degree. All
companions are invited.
DIR. Allen Bruce is quite sick at the
home of his father on upper Third
street. DIR. Bruce has been ill since
Saturday last.
The Barlow M q Aid Society will
give "a social at Mrs James Haddow's,
Friday, May 26th, afternoon and even
ing Welcome to all.
MIR. Henry Otterbein, manager Of
the Marietta Chair Co.'S branch at
Cincinnati, was in the city yesterday
Mr.. Eliza j. Lambert, of Gravel
Bank, passed through the city Wednes-
day on his way to Plantsville to make
visit to his parents.
Miss Emma Pfaff, accompanied by
Miss Blanche Simmons, went to Miss
Pfaff's home at Lowell Wednesday af-
ternoon, where they will spend few
days of their vacation.
There will be social given at the
home of Mr. Casper Hopp, Third street
this evening by the young people of ST.
Luke's German church.
-mr. M C. Geider, of Pittsburg, was
in the city Wednesday afternoon look
ing after the interests of the National
Supply Company.
Mr.. Hugh ONeil, who recently
sold mis- property to the Mountain
State Manufacturing Co., will move
from it to the house recently occupied
by A,r. AL Cochlan, on Orchard street,
in the Curtis addition.
Franklin A. Singer, 1G months
old child, died of Group at the home of
its mother on Lundy avenue Wednes-
day morning about two o'clock. The
; funeral will be held from the house at
two o'clock this afternoon, conducted
> by Elder j, e. Artis.
Miss Carrie Perdew, of Tunnel
was in the city Wednesday calling on
friends.
= Mr.. j. Ed Dutton, of Chesterhill
was in the city Wednesday on a bust
q ness trip.
y Mrs. H. E. Smith was treated to {
= surprise at her home on Scamme
: street Tuesday evening. The teacher:
= of the primary department of the Flrs
i, NJ e. Sunday School, who are under
. her as Superintendent, called with
= their friends and spent the
a evening very pleasantly. An elegan1
. supper was served, which was one o
e the features of the occasion. The Wis
e itors presented Mrs. Smith with {
r handsome picture as a token of theil
esteem for her.
t w S. Barkwill, of Raven Rock
d W. Va, is in the city on business.
: Mr.. L. B. Cramer returned Wed
nesday evening from Cartagena, Soutl
America, where he has been for somt
/? time looking into the oil business
a there.
e There will be a social at the hons
9 of Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenlees Thurs
= day, May 25, afternoon and evening
benefit of Presbyterian church of Bar
= low. All are invited.
The Caldwell Republican Journa
says: Orders have been issued pro
hibiting the wearing of tan shoes anC
l boquets by B. & o. conductros.
= Samuel Owens. the Barnesvillt
man who got caught by the bunco mer
in Wheeling last week. returned to hi!
home and was arrested by the author
tiles and taken to st. Clairsville on {
charge of being insane.
-Robinson's circus was attached fo
wages due some canvassmen at Zanes
, vile Tuesday. The owners of the
show gave bond for their appearance
at the hearlng which was set for mex
Saturday morning.
There will be a meeting of theWes
Side Reading Room and Library Asso-
citation this Thursday evening at thell
rooms, corner of Maple and Franklin
streets. There will be an election o
three trustees and it is especially de-
sired that there will be large attend
ance.
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