Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-28
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w. r. c., No. 1856, are requested to
meet at their hall Sunday evening,
May 2S, at O'Clock sharp.
Mr.. w. J. Cram entertained
number of friends at cards last even
ing al his home up the .iuslvingum.
The many friends of Mr.. Ion
Beamer, OF Sydney, will regret to
learn that he will not be present Ito
ride in the race meet in this city Tues
day
--Messrs. Charles and Walter Harrl-
son, of Washington, d. c.. are in the
city, and will remain several days, see
ing friends. Their primary errand to
this city was a sad one, as they
brought their sister here for burial
Saturday.
B "A suit was filed Saturday in Com
mon Pleas Court en.itled Thirza e.
e. Pearce against Thomas c. Arnold
and others. The suit was brought for.
settlement of note originally given
for $500 and secured by mortgage deed
on Arnold's farm in Waterford town
ship. The petition states that subse-
quent mortgages and leases have been
gwen on the property and the plaintiff
prays that these be set aside and for
foreclosure. -,
Sykes e Middleswart have filed in
Common Pleas Court for Weaterman
& Detlor suit against the Cadmus Oil
Co. for $649.2S, money claimed to be
due for supplies furnished
Deputy u S. Marshal w. T. Har-
ness returned from Logan Saturday
and left Saturday night for GallipoHs,
serving subpoenas for witnesses for the
next term of the United States court.
The engine at the city light plant
las made wonderful record for itself
having run nearly ten years and only
had $1.75 expended on it for repairs
during that time.
Mrs. w. r. Grimes will entertain
twice this wee'k--Wednesday at s
o'clock, and Friday at o'clock, both
occasions to lady friends.
Miss Augusta Fouts left today for
Columbus, where she will spend sever
al days with her sister Mrs. A. P.
Rusk, at the Chittendin Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Thurman vis-
tied friends at Qualey Friday last.
Miss Hattie Bates, of Dayton, is
the guest of Mrs. c. c. Lyman, 81
Franklin street.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Hall,
May %, a daughter. Granddaughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, e. tudklns. Wooster
street
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L, Thornley,, of
Neelsville. we're visiting relatives in
".ar'ietta last week.
Mr.. Will e. Patten, of Sistersville,
is visiting friends in marietta.
Remember Monday, May 30, re-
ception at Woman's Home from 3. to s.
Eight means until nine. A modest do
nation of strawberries and flowers ac-
ceptable A High School and College
Devy of young ladies to wait upon the
tables.
Mr.. Elmer Hupp, of Middleburg,
is in the city, spending Sunday with
relatives.
Mr.. John McCloy has returned
from, the grand meeting of Knights of
Pythias at Columbus.
Mrs. Ell Drumm had the misfor-
tune to get the fingers of both hands
badly pinched between the two sashes
of a window at her home on Fourth
street Saturday afternoon. No bones
were broken, but the bruises were very
painful.
Three tramps who were locked up
Friday evening were chased" out of
town without their breakfast Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Will S. Richardson and child
rem, of Clarington, are in the city to
visit with Mr.. Richardson a few days,
ani incidentally to look over .6he city
for a desirable place to live
"A couple, from Parkersburg per-
haps, were driving down Front street
Saturday afternoon and drove down
into Musblngum Park and down
through to Putnam street.. Perhaps
they could not read the notice of fine
for driving horses in the park.
Mrs D. C. Larcomb and children
expect to leave Monday morning for
Columbus, where she will join her hus-
band and go to Upper sandusky for a
two months stay, hoping to benefit Mr..
Larcombs health.
Attorneys O'Neill and Ahlborn
have placed a telephone in their Office
in the Union Block. 1t is No $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Lord have re-
turned from an extended visit to Bat
tie Creek, Mich.
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