Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-02
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Observation-Disclosures


beeh,'' said the Massllon Independent
in speaking of Miss Jerry.
of 1853 seats in the assembly room
Of the high school, about 35 are al
most entirely useless because they arc
so far from the light as to necessitate
the use of artificial light during the
DAY.
-Messrs. T. r. Ridgley, of Parkers-
burg, and f. G. Audibert, of this city.
agents of the Adams Express Co., went
to Zanesville Wednesday to attend thu
funeral of II. Bimple, superintendent
OF the central division of that company
Deputy Sheriff c. A. Owen went
to Lowell Wednesday for a stay of sew
eral days
quite a number of the relatives
and friends of the late Mrs H. N Ben
edict went down from here to attend
her funeral Wednesday afternoon at
Gravel Bank
"A Turkish Bath" tonight Don't
miss 1T. It's an excellent entertain
ment of the bright and sparkling mus
ical kind, that suits the majority.
Wade Grant is now on trial in
Parkersburg. Three indictments were
found against him by the special grand
jury. Mrs. Barry again fully identified
him as the man who made the attempt
to assault her on tIe night of October
4th, while Mrs. Littleton at whose
home he worked, claimed he was sick
and remained at her house all night,
Esleeping on a bed on the floor in her
parlor.
Mrs. s. q. Gilbert, of Cow Run, a
pioneer in that locality, is very i'll.
There has been crowds of people
watching the miniature oil well rig at
work in Richardson's window on
Greene street for the past two or three
days. This piece of machinery is very
| attractive and is run by tiny steam
engine, as one little girl expressed it,
That acts just like a live one"
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the First M. e. church will
give tea at the home of Mrs. S. b.
Kirby, Front street, Thursday evening
March 2. A special musical program
has been arranged for the occasion.
Auditorium tonight, "a Turkish
Bath" Fun, frolic and freshness, al
though wholesome and clever all the
way through. DON'T miss it.
Manager Luchs wishes to an
nounce that the original New York
company will appear at the Auditor
lum March 7th in What Happened to
Jones?"
"A complaint has been filed in May
or's court aginst A. II. Seamon, charg-
ing him with drunkenness and disor-
derby conduct.
Mr.. Charles Nelson, tine contractor
moved yesterday from Knox street to
Wooster street.
Judge T., j. Gutter is somewhat in
disposed and unable to be at his Office.
Born, Thursday, Feb. 90, to Mr..
and Mrs. George Henry, of Cutler, a
daughter
"A Turkish Bath" tonight will do
you good. Don't fail to take it in.
Guaranteed to cure the most melan-
choly Dlues.
The large new storage building Of
,.-e Ci.y Transfer Co. is rapidly near
ing comp.orion, the workmen having
been putting the ROOF on yesterday.
Mr.. William Wendell, of Lowell
was Jus ness VISITOR IN the city
Sdnesday.
Mr.. Major Hancock went up to
Bellalre Wednesday morning on bus
mess trip, expecting to return Thurs
day.
Tree trimming has been begun on
some Of the property in the city and
it will greatly improve. many of the
trees, Cf which there are a large num-
Der in the city and which are a matter
of pride to Marietta.
Howard Knight, of Chesterhill, was
in the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Patterson, of Chester
hill, who has many friends in this city,
is reported as being in n very precar-
ious condition of illness from con-
sumption.
"A case has been filed in Common
Pleas court by Nye & Follett, attor-
neys, for Smith & Son against John
Lauer for $3.50 damages.
Mr.. H. F. Mlddleswar-, of Lower
Newport, was in the city Wednesday.
MIR. ]. A. Plumer made a trip to
Lower Newport Wednesday morning.
Col. ]. H. Riley is spending the
week in Ripley, w. Va, on business.
Mr.. William Wiper of Macksburg
was in the city Wednesday on business