Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-28
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were IN the clty MONDAY Gaining on
friends.
Miss May Hutson, whose home is
in Allegheny, and Miss Jane Brother
ton, whose home is in Delphos, O.,
have been spending their spring vaca-
tion with Miss Carrie Wilhelm here,
and left Monday afternoon for their
college work at Granville, going from
here over the T. & o. G. e.
Mr.. c. C. Caldwell, of Caldwell, o.,
and bicycle dealer of that place, is in
the city on business.
Mr.. s. c. Hammett, of Salama, w.
Va, was in the city Monday looking
after business.
The new tables with green cloth
tops were placed in the council cham
ber yesterday, and will be used for the
first time this evening.
The East End Mothers Club en-
tertainment of Mrs. Jarley's Wax
Figures will be repeated tonight. A
benefit for the East End Kindergarten.
I'm Probate Court papers of natur-
alization were granted to Herman APP
pelman and Max Lebow, both natives of
Russia. They are now sons of Uncle
Sam py adoption.
The College Glee Club goes to Bel
pre- tomorrow, Wednesday evening
to give an entertainment.
mfr. W. C. Elliott, of Sistersville,
was in the city yesterday visiting rela-
tives.
The county clerk of Wood county
West Virginia, issued a license yester-
day afternoon to John Angert, of Pot
ter county, Pa, and Clara Jessie Ross,
of Marietta. The couple were mar
ried there.
"A second story is being built on
the store room at the corner of Sec
ond and Greene streets, and will be
used by the Marietta Grocery Co. as a
ware room.
One of the most beautiful displays
of dress goods ever shown in Marietta
is to be seen at Miss Sleigh's opening
on Monday and Tuesday of this week.
"A good many persons expressed
wonderment at the fact that last Sun
day some teams were kept busy haul
ing tanbark from the river to the tan
merry of Brand Bros. 1t is due Messrs.
Brand to say that the only reason that
this was done on Sunday was because
at one of the barges on which the
bark was loaded was leaking very
badly and in danger of sinking.
Messrs. Brand are among our best
business men and would not do a
thing of this kind unless it were abso-
lutely necessary, such as last Sundays
case would warrant.
-AIessrs. Phillip and Bernard
Schmidt, of Lauckport, N. Y, came in
Saturday to attend the funeral of
their father, Mr. Henry Schmidt.
Miss A. B. Henning will have an
Easter display of pattern hats and
bonnets Wednesday and Thursday,
March 30 and 80. 226 Front street.
Mrs. c. Greenway will have an
Easter display Wednesday the 20. All
are invited 276 Front, Union Block.
We are glad to note chat Mr.. G.
w. Richards is again able to get down
to his Office after n serious illness of
pneumonia.
1t lis reported that several boys
who had better be doing something
else, were riding back and forth on
the switching engine of the z. & o.
Saturday evening as it was doing
some work on the West Side, and
stoned several houses along the track
There was some damage done to win
dows in various houses and some slate
on the roofs broken. The boys are
known and it lis very likely that ar
rests will follow shortly and it is
hoped that they will be given lesson
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that they will remember.
The Silver Star Fishing Club will
give a dance next Monday evening,
April 8, at Power Hall.
An alarm from box 61 at about 2
o'clock Monday morning called the de-
partment out to the same shed back of
the Paint and Color factory which was
on fire a few days ago. The fire was
within few feet of the same place,
and was caused by a passing switch
engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Selby left Sun
day for Seattle, Washington, where
Mr.. Selby will have charge of ranch.
Mr.. Thurman williamson, of
Grandview, is in the city visiting
friends. '
Mr.. John S. Dunn, of Dexter City,
was in the city on business Monday.
Mr.. H. ]. Smith, agent for the T.
& o. G. e. road Lathrop, was in the
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