Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-29
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Judge IueSuay. lnlS lOohS ike Olu
times, when three or four day was
the rule, not the exception.
Reserved seats for Hoyt's "a
Bunch Of Keys" will be found on sale
this morning at Gates news stand.
Two slips on the T. G o. G. E.
delayed all trains yesterday. One was
located at or near Tunnel and one
near Cutler.
Miss Flora Calvert will leave for
Belmont this afternoon, where she will
make her future home.
The household goods OF Mr.. q. ].
ellison will be shipped today, Wednes-
day, over the Ohio River road to Bel
mont, w. Va, where Mr.. ellison is en-
ployed. Mrs. Gibson will not leave for
Belmont until Thursday.
Rev and Mrs. Cooper, of Siam,
who have been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles hutchins for the past several
days, left yesterday morning for Chic
ago, where they will spend some time
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Martin V. Fisher and Miss
Matte Warren, of Elba, were married
by Squire Guyton at his Office Tuesday
shortly after noon.
Mrs. G. Greenway will have an
Easter display Wednesday the 80. All
are invited 276 Front, Union Block
&C. B. Gates Woman's Relief Corps
will give an Easter social in G. H. R.
hall, West Side, Friday evening,
March 31st. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Mr. w. H. Flesher, of Parkers-
burg, was in the city on business yes
terday.
Mr. Thomas Hayes, of Gravel
Bank, was in the city calling on
friends Tuesday.
Judge Srbley has returned from
Galilpolis where he has been for some
time holding Circuit Court.
Born, Monday night, to Mr. and
Mrs. Eldred Miller, Second street. Z
pound boy.
MIR. Howard Coates, son of Super
intendent c. F. Coates of the Pomeroy
schools, who came here to assist in
weighing the mails on the Parkers-
burg branch of the B. & o. s. w. road
is quite i'll as the result of fall, and
will likely not be able for duty for
some time to come.
Miss A. B. Henning will have an
Easter display of pattern hats and
bonnets Wednesday and Thursday,
March 20 and 3O 226 Front street.
Mr.. ]. W. Athey moved into the
D. P. Price property on Stone street,
yesterday.
"A Mr.. Sprinkle, a telephone man
from Cleveland, has moved into prop
trty' in the Curtis addition.
Mr.. C. w. Merydith made trip to
Caldwell Tuesday.
MIR. Frank Houston has moved
from Pike street to the corner of Sew
enth and Charles streets.
Mr.. Loren Olds was at Coal Run
Tuesday afternoon, going up on the
Sonoma, on business trip.
Willis Marvin changed his resi-
dence from the corner of Third and
Greene streets to Seventh street Tues
day.
Miss Mayme Elleford has purchas-
ed the Boston Millinery store which
has been owned and conducted by Mrs
Flora McCloy for the past three years
Miss Elleford has been employed by
the Marietta Fruit Package and Box
Co. as bookkeeper for quite a while
but is not inexperienced in the bust.
ness she has ventured into now. The
business of the Boston Millinery store
has been a good one in the past and
we predict very successful future foi
it.
Mr.. w. d. Minard, of Canal Dover
was in the city Tuesday night. HI
was on his way home from a trip tC
the blue grass region of Kentucky
where he purchased a carload of thor
oughbred Kentucky horses which HI
will offer for sale at Canal Dover thi!
spring.
Probate Judge Rood yesterday ap
pointed Attorney w. e. Sykes and Mr.
W. p. Mason to examine the Treasury
of the county and make report. Tht
time yesterday was consumed IL
counting the cash on hand and getting
the necessary data for report. Ev
erything so far as the work has pro
gressed was found in first-class con
dition.
Mr.. A. B. Skipton, of Columbus,i
, in the city on business
: Mr.. w. C. Hobson, Of Bartlett, /
+ a caller in the city this morning.