Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-30

Personal and Local.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

glnia Monday for a trip to Plttsburg.
MIR. Alonzo Hall, of Coal Run, was
a business visitor in the city Monday.
We'll No. on the Plumer farm, at
Lower Newport came in for a dustet.
This is the second dry one in six holes.
Mrs. Andrew Bowles was taken
suddenly i'll at her home on Fourth
street Sunday afternoon, but was some
what better Monday ~
-R. Rochester, OF New York city,
representing the American Cordage
Co, was in the city Monday looking
after his trade.
--Mr Harry A. Doan, of ST. Marys,
W. Va, was in the city on business
Monday.
Mr.. Harry Townsend!of Broadwell
was in the city Monday.
Mr.. A. d. Whealdon, professor of
chemistry and biology in the High
School of Joplin, Mo-, arrived in Mari
eta Monday evening, on his way to
his former home at Caldwell, where he
will spend a few weeks.
Born. Monday. May Goth, to MIR.
and Mrs Amos Nutter, upper Second
street, a fine son.
Mrs. j. S. II. Torner, and her son,
Fred, went up TO sistersvllle yesterday
Mrs. Torner was called to SistersvlTe
because of the serious Illness of her
sister-ln-law, Mrs. ]. r. Dye.
Mr. Howard Stanley will give
picnic today to his little daughter,
Edith, on which occasion a number of
young folks will enjoy visit to the
country.
Mr. and Mrs. Weppler,of Harriets-
vile, are visiting relatives in the city.
Master Ben Hardy, who has the
reputation of being "a fine penman for
one of his years, is showing consider
able musical talent and has begun tax
ing violin lessons from Mr.. Mason.
Born, Sunday, May 30, to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jacobs, Allen street, a
daughter.
Mrs. Harriet Caywood who was
taken i'll about two weeks ago while
visiting at the home of Mr.. julius
Lane, near the Inflrmary, has sufIic-
iently recovered to come home. She
was brought to her home on Third
street Sunday evening and stood the
trip nicely.
There will be an ice cream and
strawberry social at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. l.. Graham Friday even
ing, June Sd, for the benefit of the Cut
Ter Presbyterian church. All friends
are cordially invited to attend.
There will be social at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Reynolds, of Dun
ham, Saturday evening, June 10TH for
the benefit of Pleasant View U. B.
church Every body cordially invited
The Cecilia Club will de entertain
ed this Tuesday evening ait he home OF
Mrs. VIM. H. Ebinger, Second street
Underwood &Ludey filed case in
Common Pleas Court Monday which in
wolves a matter of about $4,000, con-
corning a ,one-eighth interest in an oil
company's production. The suit is en-
Titled Moffelt Chamberlain VS.. George
H. Ernest and S. S. Porter, and asks
for the specific performance of con
tract and equitable relief. 1t is claim
ed in the petition that plaintiff took
valuable oil leases in the names of the
defendants, safd leases being located
in Ludlow and Independence town.
shops, and in which plaintiff was tC
have an undivided one-eighth Interest
and which he claims he has never re.
ceived.
Mrs. W. S. Plumer left Sunday fol
an extended visit with relatives in
North Dakota.
Mrs. d. C. Larcomb left Monday
for Columbus and Upper Sandusky
where she will nsmain for some time.
Mrs. w. G. Morrow and Mrs. S
M. Randolph, of Bartlett, were in thj
city calling on friends Monday.
The Oil Well Supply Co. has or
exhibition in their window of the
store on Front street, some of the took
used for drilling forty years ago. They
would hardly be taken now to drill &
very shallow well, let alone one to thu
Gordon sand at a depth of 5000 feet
Mr. R. / Hale of Pittsburg, was Z
visitor in the city Monday.
Mr.. Joe Ruttencutter, of st, Marys
w. Va, was in the city Monday
-G. B. Sunderland sold Monday the
Susanna Hammeger property on Sixth
street to j. w. Simpson. 1t consists o
a ldt 45x1SO feet and good dwelling
house. Consideration $2.500.
Mr., George w. Morris, of Layman
o., is in the city.