Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-26
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& Personal and Local.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a pleasant trip to Plttsburg on The Lo-
rena.
AS an interpreter of the Scottish
cbaract7- 5nd in reading Mr.. Rain has
few equals - Chicago rimes Herald
"A strong Temperance play, the
Social Glass, will be rendered at Bar
low on Tuesday of next week by amat-
eur talent. Tue play will be produced
in G. A. II. hall.
MIR. and Mrs. r. ]. Simpson and
Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Rogers left on the
afternoon u. &c o. train Thursday |
for Toledo, where they will attend the |
Grand Council of Uhe United CONNER
cial Travellers.
Mayor Richardson is quoted as
saying that the boys who are playing
ball on the streets will be arrested and
fined If they continue the practice
Mr. Ernest Tlbbets, who has been
visiting friends iii the city, left Thurs
day for his home in Columbus.
James Merrill, the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Merrill, Greene
street, died Thursday morning of in
fantile tetanus. The remains will be
taken to Newark, W. Va, over the B.
& o, this morning.
DR.. e. G. James, of Chesterhill, has
rented office rooms on ,.e second floor
of the Knox Savage building, Putnam
street, and will move into them next
week.
Mrs. ]. w. VanMetre, accompanied
by her nelce and MISS Davis, daughter
of NJ Davis, left Thursday afternoon
on the Queen CIty for the round trip to
Pittsburg.
The Calabar Grains Co. will begin
moving today into the building be-
tween Blohm's livery stable and Bays
wagon shop on Second street.
Mr.. Frank Ketter has accepted a
position with the Calabar Grains Co.
and entered upon his duties Thursday.
Master Glenn McIlyar entertained
a number of his little friends Thursday
afternoon at his home on Third street.
1t was The occasion of his birthday, he
being eight years old.
MIR. j. H. Larrabee, Travelling Pass
enger Agent of the b. e o. S. w, To-
Gated at Chilllcothe, was in the city
Thursday.
Agent G. NJ Payne, of the Union
Depot ticket Office, attempted to work
Thursday morning, but was unable to
stay in the Office and went home. c.
J. VanValey still performs his duties.
: Mrs. Audibert, whose serious ill
ness We mentioned yesterday, is some
what better.
Major Jewttt Palmer is at Pom
eroy on business.
) -Messrs. Rufus Steele and Thomas
. Summers are at Chesterhill, where
t Uney are attending, the Epworth Lea
5 que convention, held there this week
--1ne managers of the Woman's
Home are more than pleased with the
hearty response OF the ladies of Llar-
eta to their needs in connection with
the May Day reoephion Monday, May
20, from to s. Cake, ice cream and
flowers for sale. They still wish for a
liberal donation of flowers. These will
be arranged in baskets donated by the
Marietta Fruit Package and Box Co.
-Messrs. Edward Weeter and Jacob
Gautsohi, of New A.atamoras, were in
the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kaiser left
Thursday afternoon on the c. & M. for
cleveland
, Attorney B. e. Guyton was named
Wednesday at the Athens Judicial CON
ventlon as the committeeman from
Washington CounRy succeeding /. r.
Rose.
Mr.. Pre-tOn b. Coss has rendered
J his resignation to THE Calabar Grains
= CO., with whom he has been employed
( for over a year past, to take effect
June 1st. His future plans are not
made known yet. but it is understood
he will remain in the city.
e E. Adkins, of Newport, was in
the city Thursday.
, Mr. and Mrs. F. s. Payne, who
, have been spending the past week
or two with relatives along the Hook
J ing river, returned to the city Thurs
day. Mr.. Payne's eye is somewhat i'm
proved, but not yet in condition to al
. low him to resGme his work.
Rev. W. E. Roe gave lecture al
the Presbyterian church Thursday
evening on the life and works of e. p
Roe. The lecture was highly enter
taining and thoroughly enjoyed by
those who were present. There was
not a large audience.
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