Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-14
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the circus cars while standing on the
bridge Saturday morning and had been
christened Marietta, Upon investlga-
tion 1t was found that the youngest
pony in the entire lot was born last
Tuesday.
our last report from Mr.. Carter,
whose accident was detailed in yester-
days Leader, was that he was still un-
conscious, having been in that condl-
tion for twenty-four hours.
Mr. p. Il. Hart is filing the posi-
tion of night agent and telegrahper
during Mr.. Payne's enforced idleness
while having his eyes treated
The Robinson show goes to Cam
bridge today, where they show Monday
DIR. A. H. Wagner intends going to
Clarksburg, w. Va, this week to locate
there for the practice of dentistry.
Mrs. j. c. oberly, who has been
visiting in st. Louis and Cincinnati, is
expected to return Monday.
THE circus cars arrived in the city
Saturday morning about O'clock and
held the main track on the bridge un-
til the cars were unloaded The B. &
%. s. w. train at 9:20 was compelled to
leave from the West Side. u
S. A Coffman sold the Alexander
property on Fort street Saturday to
Mrs. Amarillo Duffy Consideration
81, 900.
--Dr. G. #. Hutchison, of Corner.
vile, has moved into his new residence
recently completed on st. Clair street.
Broker C. r Richardson left Sat.
urday for a trip to Pittsburg
Mr.. G. J. Jarvis has moved into
the residence at 421 Sixth street.
Mr.. A. w. Humphrey, of Beverly
was in the city Saturday. Mr.. Humph
rey is extensively engaged in the lum
Der business.
Mr.. Samuel Selby, of Bartlett, wa!
in the city Saturday and says the pros
poets for an apple crop are extremel,
flattering.
Mr. c. A. Nice, of Big Run, was
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smithson, o
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the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hammett
Sixth street, and incidentally took il
tn circus.
Mr.. Carl Wallenfelsz, of Dalzel
was calling on friends in the city Sat
urday. ~
Tho new lodge of Elks has rente
room for temporary use in the Macca
bee Hall, in the Mills building at tn
cornar OF Second and Putnam streets
They will hold their first meeting q
1880 Monday evening.
"A marriage license was issued Sa
urday afternoon to Joseph w. Stril
ling, of Durham, and Miss Bertha NJ,
Klintock, of Rockland. Esquire G.
RathbOne is named as the man to PEE
form the. ceremony.
"A well was drilled in on the Myel
farm at Moss Run recently which
making nice showing. There is quit
good deal of water which is bein
pumped off, bringing considerable o
to the surface which is constantly il
creasing.
Mr.. Doc O'Blenness, of Belpre, wa
in the city Saturday.
Miss Lulu Cochran left over tn
Ohio River road Saturday noon fC
Charleston, W. Va, to visit relative
She will be gone several days.
I'm the matter of Mellor VS.. Well
in which mortgage was held by til
former on piano owned by the latte
Sheriff McCallister sold the instrumeI
Saturday afternoon to w. H. H. Je
for $1S7.
Mr.. j. w, Taylor, of Beverl
father-in-law of James M. Shawhal
this city, died at Beverly Saturda,
May 18th, of dropsy, at the age of {
years. Interment will be at Mariett
in Oak Grove cemetery Monday, on I'll
arrival of the steamer Sonoma.
Mr.. George Carter, of Dalzell, ws
a business visitor in the city Saturda
Treasurer. Bode was somewhi
surprised Saturday at the large nun
ber of persons who came into his off
and paid their June taxes. A gre;
many took advantage of the excursio
to save themselves a trip later on.
Mr.. Theobald Daniels, of Low
Salem. was in the city Saturday.
"A merry party of young ladies lie
on the keystone State Saturday evei
ing for the round trip to Plttsburg {
that handsome packet. They We
Misses Eta Kniseley, Blanche Sin
mons, Emma and Ella Pfaff and Irel
Cooper.
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