Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-08-24
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The infant child of Sam Dye died
Tuesday evening at It's home at Gravel
Bank
MIR. c. II. Carter left yesterday
for Pittsburg, where he will remain
several days looking after business
matters
Mr.. E. G. Petit left yesterday for
his home in GAINESVILLE, where he will
remain for weeN visiting his family |
and seeing to business
Miss Stella Leonard left yesterday
afternoon for Belpre to make short
visit with friends
The dance for the benefit of Geo
Failres who lost his leg on the c. &
M. Ry., will be given at Hagan &
Schad's hall Tuesday evening, Aug
29th. Everybody invited.
Mr. James Klinbworth has accept
ed the position Of stenographer for Mr..
Chas Emerson Bailey, and left this
morning for Minnesota via Mlcklnac
and Duluth.
DR. Dabney is in Cincinnati on
professional business.
Mrs. S. d Davis, wife of Capt. Da-
Wis, Hart street, is i'll.
Mrs. S. S. Knowles and Miss Clara
Konwles are visiting at the Dana farm
near Beverly.
THE G. B. Sunderland agency sold
wednesday a As foct Let on Front
above Montgomery street, for Mrs.
Anna Haddox to C. A. Ludey, for 500
Mrs. William Bass, who has been
visiting relatives in Richmond, Va,
returned to her home in this city yes
terday
Mrs. A. J. Mercer returned yester-
day from a two weeks eastern trip.
Rev Edward Bower is visiting
friends in Cleveland
Mr.. S. P. Snodgrass of Ludlow
township, was in the city yesterday on
business
MIR. I.ussel Adkins and sister, of
Granville, are in the city, The guests
of their uncle, Mr.. Ewart.
j. A. Plumer e Son sold yesterday
a house and lot on Seventh street, near
Warren to Mr.. d. NJ, Wood. Consider
alton $1,000
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Sunderland
have return5H from ,heir vislC at
Mountain Lake Park, Md Mr.. Sun
derland is much improved in health.
DR.. w. S. Ross, of Waverly was a
visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Hardman, Third street,
is visiting friends in Sistersvile for a
few days.
Mrs. Bodimer moved her house
hold goods from Pearl street 20 Third
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs William II. SGhramm
of North Adams, Mass, are in the city.
at Mr.. John Schramm's, Second street,
and will remain about three weeks.
Dir ]. r. Curry has bought the
young trotting horse, Jim Spankcr,
full brother to Dolly Spanker 2:11la.
of w. w. Hayman, of Rlvsnswood, w.
Va. The horse is now at the Fair
Grounds and will be started next week
Mr.. Nj. NJ. Dean, the liverymln,
returned yesterday from 4 business
tlip to Athens.
The household goods of Thomas
Mllliken, who was killed at Elk Run
net long ago have been shipped to
Olean N. Y, where Mrs Mllliken will
make er home.
Mr.. Charles B2csh l5;t yesterday
for an outing trip to Mlahiban.
Mr.. S. c. IIlle, OF Lowell, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday,
The Young Peoples Society Of the
German st. Luke's Church will give a
social at Iha residence OF Adam Rudig,
525 Sixth stree, this evening. Ev-
erybody invited.
MIR. Charles P5nrc.e and son Ches-
ter, Olney Simpson aId Miss Linnie
Simpson returned yo1.erGay from At
lantic City. While in Philadelphia,
Mr.. Penrose called on Mr.. Nathan De-
wess, formerly travelling salesman for
the Penrose & Simpson Co, ~. Dew
ees IS now located in Philadelphia
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gcln and two daugh-
ters are visiting relatives at Chester
hill this week
Mr. VIII Richardson left yester-
day for Claring.on to make arrange
ments for moving his family to this
place in about weon. They will oc-
cupy the new house belonging to NJ. S
Luchs on Warren street.
nyone to 5aom the late Thomas
Mirlken was indebted will please pre-
sent bills at The office of MllliKen a
French before Saturday.
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