Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-16

per-covered copy OF DR. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser. Cloth bound 81 stamps Ad-
dress DR.. K. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. "
cir. Devere Blauvelt who has been
visiting friends here for the past sew
eral days leave this Friday morning
for his home at. Oradell, New Jersey
Mr.. Fred Solomon, who for several
months has been out of the city, re-
turned day: or two since, and is at
work in the telegraphic department Of
the Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
Miss Bette Waite of Parkersburg
is the guest of Miss Laura Devol, Jer-
sey Heights.
"A party of officials of the Pennsyl-
vanla system of railroads came down
from GAINESVILLE last evening on prl-
vate steam launch Their cars have
been waiting here for them since
Thursday morning and they came
down the Muskingwm as guests of c..
N. Bennett, superintendent of the C..
& NJ. V. division of the Pennsylvania
lines. The party will leave here this
morning over the c. & M. on their an
nual inspection tour which they are
taking as comfortable as possible.
Mr. P. Q. Shrake, of New Mata-
moras, was in the city Monday, and
while here he purchased the MARY G.
Campbell the ferryboat which has
been lying at the mouth of the Mus
kingum for some time past. Mr..
Shrake will run the Campbell be-
tween New MatamUras and Friendly.
The boat which he has been running
was too small for the trade.
Mrs. w. H. Oldham returned few
days ago from Lovett, Indiana, and
Cincinnati, where she visited her sons
for several weeks. Mrs. Oldham
brought her granddaughter, Francis,
with her
Allen Hovey, Harold Dale, James
Mccormick and Earl Willis left yes
terday morning for RavenswIOod near
which place they camp for several
weeks with their friend, James Will
hanson.
DIR. Pickering, of GTouster, Athens
county, was in the city Wednesday.
His daughter, Miss Julia, who is study
ing voice and piano in the College,
made her first public appearance We'd
nesday at the Commencement musical.
The young lady is a recent conner to
the institution, but she has talent in
der which justifies extensive cultlva-
ton.
There will be an ice cream social
az the Tunnel NJ. e. church Thursday
evening, June 90. Proceeds for the
church. An Invitation is extended to
ALL
There viii be preaching at the In
frmary Sunday next at $3.50 o'clock,
\ standard-time by the RevW.'V. Dick,
of the First M. r. church.
Miss Dorothy Turner left yester-
day morning for GAINESVILLE ITO visit
with the family of Mr.. e. e. Warner
"A called meeting will be held this
Friday evening by Buell. w. r. c. Al
members are requested to be present
Professor W. A. Cooper ant
NTessrs, E. A, Harvey, D. H. Morgan
and E. w. Scott, all of the College, lef
Thursday afternoon over the 2. & o
for Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, to attent
the students conference of the Y NJ
c. A.
Mr.. J. r, Evans left over the 2, &
o. yesterday for Barnesyille, Wis, tt
spend his vacation.
Mrs. II. A. Chllds, who has beer
visiting relatives here for few days
left yesterday morning for VIII, cling
where she VIII visit her brother, Franl
G. Best, before returning to her hom
at Minneapolis.
The latest report from Frank G
! Best, who has been suffering from ty
phoid fever in the Wheeling hospital
is that he is improving very nicely.
PROF. H. B. Knight who has beel
employed in the College here. lef
Thursday FOR Cleveland, whence h
VIII so to preside as Dean of Parson
College, Iowa
Capt. V. NJ. Bowie expects to returl
to Galllpolis today.
Word has been received here tina
g. j. Israel, the former well know
nnrseryman of this place, but now o
Fairfield, Ia, sustained severe strok
OF paralysis some days ago. His con
diulon Is such that he can only live 70
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