Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-09-08
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

--Messrs. r. L. Rudy, Carl Safer,
c. H. Danford and Thos. Ewart were
at Caldwell yesterday taking in the
fair.
An alarm was sent in last night
that called the fire department to Dyes
millinery store on Front street. The
cause of the alarm was a curtain
catching fire. 1t had been extinguish-
ed before the department arrived
Post Office Inspector Fletcher was
here yesterday and examined the Ma
rietta post office. Everything was
found to be in good shape.
Mr.. d. c. Stewart and family have
returned from Chattanooga. They were
accompanied by Miss Anneta Stewart,
of Butler, Pa, who will visit them.
Mr.. ]. D. Riley and family of
Meeker, Col, are the guests of Mr.. j.
c. Beach and family, West eide.
Mr.. William Blair and family who
have been living at 1928 High School
Lane, moved to WillIamstown yester-
day.
Mr.. William Hosler, mail clerk on
the T. & o. C. e., is off on a fifteen
days vacation. Mr.. Clarence Hughes
of Circleville, is handling the mail on
the Extension in Mr.. Hosler's absence
Mr. Jas. Squires left last evening
for Mountain Lake Park to spend a
few days vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. b. E. Guyton were at
Caldwell attending the fair yesterday.
Rev Edward Bower, who resigned
the pastorate of the Christian church
last Sunday, will go to Cleveland to
make his lone.
Mr.. L. M Todd who represents
the Harter Medicine Co., in Texas was
in the city calling on friends yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd are visiting rela-
tives at Amesville.
The County Commissioners have
been in regular session tnis week and
have been transacting regular routine
business.
The T. & o. c. e. will run another
of their popular excursions to Colum-
bus Sunday, Sept. II, for $1.OO the
round trip. Further particulars later
Mr.. Lon Finch has taken position
as bookkeeper, and Jos. Dallow, OF
Plttsurg, as clerk with the National
Supply Co.
Mr.. Arthur Moon, who was in
Grace Hospital with symptoms of ty-
phoid fever for several days is able tC
be at work again.
Mrs. Lizzie Fawcett, Washington
street, has returned home after visit
with Chesterhill friends
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sharp, of Nal.
ia, were calling on friends in the city
yesterday.
Mr. E. Liken, who is operating fol
oil near Amesville Athens county
was in the city yesterday
Mrs. William Huffman will move
to 32S1a High School Lane today.
Miss Emma Pfaff, of the Treas
urers' office, left yesterday afternoon
for GAINESVILLE, where she will vlsI
friends for two weeks.
"A party of twenty-elght young
people enjoyed a street car ride fol
about two hours last evening. The cal
was illuminated with colored lights
Refreshments were served on the car
Mr.. Ray Plummer returned ye3ter
day from Columbus, whero he ma:
been attending the State Fair
THE First NJ E. church viii
hold services in the Court House oil
Sunday afternoon and evening Th'
Rev. Mr.. Dick will preach.
Marshal Dye served warrants OF
eight parties at Tunnel yesterday af
ternoon. They are charged with {
misdemeanor and will have a hearing
before Mayor Richardson at 8 o'clocl
this morning.
Mr.. e. B. Henderson will leave ov
er the C. & M. this morning for hi
home at Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Clark moved tt
Marietta last week, where they will
reside with their son, p E. Clark Mr.
and Mrs. Clark have been residents o
Beverly for a great number of year
and have a large acquaintance that re
gret their departure, but trust thel
new homo may be pleasant. Th
change was made on account of Mr
Clarks condition, who is afflicted will
paralysis.--Beverly Dispatch.
Mr.. A. Pomeroy returned las
week from a months trip through tn
west He spent several days will
Capt. l.. A. Myrick, of DeBeque, Col
and speaks of the Captain as the sam
genial, jolly and entertaining gentle
man as when he was connected will
the Muskingum river trafiic.-Beverl.
Dispatch.