Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Jne cOnceTJ oaJnruhN evening"
The Womans Christian Temper
auce Union will meet this Wednesday
afternoon at 1870 o'clock, with Mrs.
Wayne Ogle, corner of Fourth and
Putnam, to attend the funeral of Mrs.
George M. Woodbridge.
Charles Waterman, Sr, is very i'll
at hls home at Constitution with
complication OF troubles, with little
hope Of his recovery.
Special Sale of Ladies' Fine Cloth
Jackets at the Leader Store-See ad-
vertisement.
Mr.. Charles Bowling, the contrac-
tor, has been paid portion OF his loss
by the recent fire. That portion which
was carried by the Traders Insurance
Co. has been paid by s. A. Coffman, the
local agent.
Mrs. w. G. Way is i'll at her home.
The Ladies Symphony Orchestra
has national reputation as a first
class concert company. The twenty
ladies are under the direction of Frank
w. Mckee, of Boston. A Lansing,
Mich, paper says Of them "It is un-
questionably the finest ever in this city
and the splendid audience, which, by
the way, was the largest ever at a
musical attraction In Lansing, are pro-
fuse in their praise of every number on
the perfect program" Tickets on sale
this morning at 5thet Corner Drug
Store Get them early, as several hund-
red season tickets have already been
sold. ,... Uor % g,...
Mason & Dorr will open their new
drug store on Maple street, West Side,
Ior business today.
MIR. L. 8. Woodbridge, of Indian
apolis, arrived in the city yesterday to
attend the funeral of his mother.
Special Sale of Ladies' Fine Cloth
Jackets at the Leader Store-See ad-
vertisement.
Mr.. John Adam Lang, 70 years of
age, died at his home on upper Fourth
street Tuesday afternoon of grip and
diseases incident to old age. His death
came suddenly although for several
days he has been sick and it was seen
by his physician Tuesday morning
that he could not live long. Two sons
survive him. The funeral arrange
ments have not been announced yet
DIR. S. A. Cunningham recently
performed a successful operation upon
Adam Writ, of Lower Salem, remov-
ing quantity of matter from the liver
The Chappeller Sisters, with Tam
many Tiger, are not only beautiful
girls, but their singing, dancing and
lightning changes are declared un-
equaled. .I,n. DO .-.1.
Special Sale of Ladies Fine Cloth
Jackets at the Leader Store-See ad-
yer, iNement.. DC, b"
-Ex-Treasurer G. !. Lind received
a telegram Tuesday announcing the
death of his brother, Isaac N. Lund, at
Needles, California, whithe he had
gone for his health, at so p. IN. Mon
day afternoon. The body Is being
shipped to Marietta by express and
will be laid to rest in the Lund ceme-
terry at Macksburg by the side of the
father and mother of the deceased. &c
Mr.. John w. Lansley, of the Reg
lister force, is i'll at his home, unable
to attend to his duties.
Boston Ladies Symphony orches-
ira at the Auditorium Saturday even
| ing, Jan. %.
David Peters, who had both arms
-roken in fall from porch on Sec
ond street, where he was at work one
day last week, and received other in
juries at the same time. is reported as
doing as well as could be expected.
curious feature Of the, case is that the
bruises about the chest and back are
| oo thshAi
arms that he does not suffer much
from The fractures
Mr.. James McLaren, who has been
home on visit for the past few days
returned to his studies at Athens Tues.
day afternoon.
In Probate Court Tuesday after.
noon, Mr.. Robert Smithson, of Decatur
township, was adjudged insane, and
Sherlh McAllister left with the unfor.
tunate man for the state Hospital al
Athens. Mr.. Smithson was a prisoner
of war in the rebellion. and his form
of insanity, which is violent, leads hin
to believe that he is now prisoner
Silver and Emerie, who do a flyinl
ring act with the 'Tammany Tigers
burlesque Co., accomplish feat tha
no other artists in their line have evel
attempted. Auditorium Feb. 1st
Special Sale OF Ladies' Fine Clotl
Jackets at the Leader Store-See ad