Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-22
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t0e u. ~. OF une central CnflSJEln
church at Rev. Bowers home, 713
Fifth street, on Thursday evening,
June 20. Good music rendered during
the evening. Ice cream and cake serv-
ed for only ten cents. large attend
ance is expected and cordially invited.
The pastor extends hearty invitation
to all
Born, Wednesday, June 21st, to
Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Boyer, Franklin
street, daughter.
Mr.. w. A. Adams, of The upper end
of the county, has entered the Com
mercial College for full course.
Mrs. G. o. salzman left this morn
ing for GAINESVILLE to attend the street
fair and visit friends for few days.
Miss Hope Wilhelm expects to
leave for GAINESVILLE today at which
place she will visit relatives for sever
al weeks.
Mr. Harry Brooks, an employe of
the Royal Glass works, was suddenly
seized with severe fit of nose bleed
ing Wednesday forenoon. His condi-
ton was such that he was unable to
work and he left for his home at
Huntington, w. Va, in the afternoon.
MIR, and Mrs. Rice Minch and
daughter, Carol, are spending a few
days with their friends at GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, and are enjoying the street fair.
MIR. William Clark, who has been
living at 727 Seventh street, left with
his family for Parkersburg Wednes-
day, where they will make their future
Dome.
Miss Lydia Smart, of Jackson, ar
rived in the city last evening, and is at
Mr.. Joda Masons', West Side.
Mrs. William Schafer and children
of Plttsburg, are visiting Mrs A. D.
Thornley,.
"A large number of the friends of
Mrs, G.. o. Salzman appeared at her
residence Tuesday evening about nine
O'Clock for a surprise for her. After
the party had been assembled and a
pleasant evening was being spent, it
developed that it was Mrs Salzman' S
birthday, which took the party COM
pletely by surprise They stayed until
a late hour and enjoyed the evening
very much.
-Watertown M. E. church will give
social at Laflin's Hall July 4th, af-
ternoon and evening. Ice cream will
be served in the evening. All are in
vited.
The very severe storm which pass
ed over Perry and a part of Athens
counties Tuesday evening washed out
thirteen trestles on the c. S. & H.
road and also three on the T. & o. C.
north of Palos.
MIR, C. ]. VanValey spent the day
visiting relatives in the west end OF
the county Wednesday,
Mrs. Thomas Hancock left We'd
nesday morning for d visit of two
weeks at Cincinnati.
Miss Villa Ward left Wednesday
afternoon on the H. & o. r. for West
Superior on visit to her brother, Mr.
C. A. Ward.
-Iuite a number of persons from
The city went to Belpre Wednesday tic
attend the funeral of Mrs. Dana.
Miss Frances Curtis left over the
Q. & o, r. Wednesday afternoon fol
Duluth Mimi, for visit of some time
DIR. j. f. Jones left Wednesday af-
ternoon for Newark, o., where he may
locate.
Misses Grace and Edith CreameI
expect to leave this evening for Wash
ington. d. c., on a visit of several
weeks to their aunt, Mrs. S. D. La
Fetra.
Three young men from Sand Hill
Arthur WestbrooNe, Arthur Munnel
and Jud Congleton, left yesterday fol
Baxter, Iowa.
Mr.. Sam H, Plumer has returned
from trip through Illinois and Indi-
ana.
Mrs. E. j. Dick, who was visiting
her mother at Portsmouth, has re-
turned. called by the accident Mr.. Dick
met with last Saturday evening, caus.
ing him to lose hand.
Mrs, Hudson, who has been living
on Fourth street since some time las
year, having come here from st. Marys
expecting to make her home here with
her husband who was then engaged in
the undertaking business, moved bach
to st. Marys Wednesday. Her hus,
band, it will be remembered by oul
readers, lost his life by drowning in
front of the St. Cloud hotel during the
flood of 9S. The family had not yet
taken rooms or even decided where
they would live at that time