Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-02
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Personal and Local.
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The subject of the third puolic lec-
ture on Sociology by DR.. Stuckenberg,
in Andrews Hall this afternoon at four
O'Clock is, "The Unity of Humanity as
Revealed by Sociological Inquiry" At
he close of the lecture will be an ac-
count given of Communism"
These lectures are free to the public.
The ladies of the Unitarian church
win give a social at the church this
evening. Supper will be served
throughout the evening, beginning at
$3.50 o'colck.
Mrs. Lizzie Montgomery, daughter
of Adam Keppler, of Vincent, died at
her home in ParKersburg Sunday last,
January 29th. Her remains were TAX
en- to Barlow for burial Tuesday.
Born, in this city, Saturday last,
the 2Sth of January, to Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Miller, Second street, a son.
The directors Of the Marietta Elec-
trio Go. met and elected the following
officers Tuesday evening at the Office of
the company on Second street: A. l..
Gracey, president; Nelson Moore, vice
president; w. II. II. Jett, treasurer
and general manager; J. S. II. Torner,
secretary; II. w. Craig, auditor. This
company has had very good business
matter for congratulation, both to the
company and the city, that the people
have taken so kindly to the business of
this company and have given it sup
port, which assures the success of the
enterprise.
The very fine ice on the river be-
yond the dam afforded large number
of people a fine opportunity for skat-
ing yesterday afternoon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Glib
ION, son, Jan. 31st.
Mrs. CASTILLO and daughter, Miss
Bernice, are the guests of Mrs. Samuel
Hart.
MIR Thomas Ewart sold a house
and lot on Emerson Heights Wednes-
day to Mr. Isaac Wallace, who will oc-
, cupy it as a residence.
Mr.. N. T. Julian, of Columbus,
agent for the Agricultural Fire Insur-
ance Co., was in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday on business.
One of the City Transfer teams
was sent to the Cassiday farm with a
load of oil well supplies Tuesday after
noon, and when on the farm one of the
horses became frightened and began
prancing around untn it frightened the
other one, and the two of them began
ovel the bank upsetting it and break
ing it somewhat, but not doing any
great damage.
Mr.. James Powell. of Baltimore
who was here to attend the funeral OF
his father returned to his home We'd
nesday.
"A theatrical troupe which plays
the Missourians passed through the
city Wednesday enroute to Caldwell
where they were 20 give performance
Wednesday evening.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Marietta Electric Co
, was held at the office of the company
, on Second street Tuesday evening
l when the following directors were
chosen: A. l.. Gracey, Nelson
Moore, II. w. Craig, ]. S. II. Torner
G ]. S. Simpson, w. II. H. Jett, l. O. AL.
+ corn, George b. Eyssen and John Kai
, SER
e Anton Schoepen, the florist o
r Fairvlew Heights is reported as very
i'll with a severe case of grippe.
h MIR. j. F. Schuler, of Sharpsburg
f was in the city on business Wednesda!
: Miss Florence Fem, of Whipple, i!
II the guest of Mrs. G. Palmer, Fourth
II street.
MIR. r. o. Wooster, of Warner, o.
:, was in the city Wednesday on busines
Hon. Chris Mckee, of Belle Valley
: was in the city Wednesday calling ol
70 friends.
l. Mrs. John B. Reig, nee Olds, o
e Conneaut, o., is visiting her parent
here for a week.
lie The effects of the cold weathe
n. have been felt in the oil fields, espeC
N tally where the drilling wells were dc
10 pendent on small streams for the SUI
Il. ply of water for steam purposes. Th
small streams have been frozen S
e. deep that some of the wells have bee
ne compelled to suspend operations unit
it thaw comes which, Judging by tt
rs past, will not be very long.
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