Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-19
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Personal and Local.


will be in the city today and with the
Bridge committee of the City Council,
take survey of the banks of the river
preliminary to the location of the new
Putnam street bridge.
There will be an adjourned session
of the City Council Thursday evening
to meet and consult with Tie U. S. En-
gineer regarding the plan for the new
bridge across the river at Putnam
street.
There will be social at st. Luke's
church paI1ors Thursday evening of
this week.
Mr.. l. |. Foster, of Barlow, is in
the city.
Call and have your handkerchief
perfumed with Puritan Rose and Puri-
tan Violet at Putnam Street Pharmacy
Mr. ]. H. Russell, prominent oil
man who has been located at Corn
ing has removed his family to this
city to reside at 52S Second street, in
the Fell property.
Miss Mary Corner and Bernice
Day, of Cornerville, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Frost during the Sun
day School convention.
The Red, White and Blue enter
tainment will be repeated in G. A. R.
Hall, West Side, Thursday evening of
this week. YOU are Invited to attend
by the G. b. Gate$..W, r, C, Admission
10 cents. " % y,,. +. 4
MIR. ]. A. Piumer'is at Lowell on
business.
Mr.. H. G. Stone, of Belpre, was a
caller in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. M. C. Geider, of the National
Supply Co. of Pittsburg, was in the
cnty Tuesday afternoon looking after
the business of the company here.
Mr.. w. H. Flesher, of Parkersburg,
was caller in the city Tuesday.
MIR. Bishop Rose returned Tuesday
from a visit with friends at Raven
Rock, w. Va.
Get your reserved seats early for
Hoyt's "a Contented Woman"
Lewis Morrison in Faust" Audi
torium saturday night.
Mrs. James Green and Miss Julia
Rea, of Newport, are Attendants at the
Sunday School convention.
Mrs. Frances Witten, of Sisters,
vile, who recently purchased the
Frank Kraps property on Third street,
moved into it Tuesday.
Mr.. A. D. McCarty an Attorney, of
Wheeling, was in the city Tuesday, on
legal business.
! Perfume week at Putnam Street
Pharmacy Puritan Violet and Puri-
tan Rose.
Manager Warrener, of the College
football team, was in GAINESVILLE day
or so ago, and while there made ar
rangements for game OF foot ball at
GAINESVILLE, in October, against Kenyon
College. Mr. Wafrener is building
great hopes on that game, and it will
doubtless be one OF large interest.
Fire las, week destroyed two
houses for Mr.. Rufus Corbitt, who lived
near Waverly. One of the houses was
a new one that was not yet out of the
contractors hands and the other was
the one that Mr.. Corbitt was occupying
Mr. Corbitt's personal loss was per-
haps $500. The loss of the contractor
was over $1,000.
Misses Ada Alcock and Dollie
Thornley,, who are delegates from Re-
no to the S. S. Convention, are at DR..
B. F. Hart's, Front street.
Don't fail to see Belle Archer in
"A Contented Woman" Auditorium
Friday night a.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dale Schafer return
ed to Marietta Monday evening, after
an extended visit in Pennsylvania
"A new oil brokerage business has
been formed by Messrs. S. A. Seipel and
VIM. H. Roeser, as a partnership.
They have an Office in the Union Block
-Messrs. j. A. Plumer C Son sold
the Miss Dyar lot on upper Third
street Monday to L. M. Beebe, for $500.
The 10. is 40X145.
The remains of William Hight
land, an infant, ten months and three
tdays oldss-were- ongift Marietta
Tuesday for burial in Harmar ceme-
terry : LhA- xAsi~%
seaA [o4 sale EaH Rtagles& Aytle's
drug .fseorA TOMORROW morning for
Lewis Morrison in "Faust" Auditorium