Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-13
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church on Tuesday afternoon and eve
ming, July 18th. Everyone most cor
daily invited.
Mr.. f. w. Morse, of Augusta,
Georgia, surprised mis- friends last
evening by dropping in on chem for
short stay in New Marietta.
Mrs. f. L. Ramsey left yesterday
for her home in McConnelsville
after weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Chas Turner.
j. f. Frame and ]. L. Smith, of
Knights O., were in the city yesterday
enroute to Cowan, w Va, where they
expect to engage in teaching.
Rev p. A. Coil and family left
yesterday afternoon for Belpre, where
they will be the guests of Rev. Mr..
Carpenter until Saturday.
--L4r. e, B. Follett began the study
of law in the Office of his father, Judge
NJ d. Follett, Monday.
In obedience to the demands of the
people the T. G. o. G.. q. r. r. will run
another excursion to Columbus, O.,
July 23, at $1.0O Tor the round trip
r. w. Morrison and j. I. Kidd, Su-
perintendent of the Maintenance of
Way of the c. & M. were in the city
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. P. d. Seely, of London, KY,
was in the city Wednesday, Mr.. Seely
is star mail route contractor and
disposed of the contract of carrying
the Marietta Watertown mail to ]. B.
Day, of Watertown.
Complaint was filed in Mayors
court this morning by w. F. Smith
aginst King Peters, charging him with
disorderly conduct. A warrant was is
sued for the arrest of Peters.
Mr.. o. p. Fowler, of the West
Side, left over the G. & NJ. yesterday
afternoon for Cleveland and Detroit.
He will return Monday.
MISSES Ruth and Helen Nichols
expect to leave today for Cleveland to
remain several weeks. Dr. and Mrs.
Nichols and the smaller children will
leave next week for medina, Ohio, and
Watkins, N j., and will be absent the
balance of the summer.
There will be services at the In
firmary Sunday afternoon next at 2:30
o'clock, conducted by DR.. Gear, of this
city.
The musicale which was to have
been given Thursday evening at the
Unitarian church, has been postponed
one week. The date fixed is Thurs
day evening, July goth.
Mrs. L. j. Mindling, of Watertown
is at the bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
JOS. Sterne, of the East End. Mrs.
Sterne is quite sick
The new building being erected by
Mr.. Geo. II. Eells on Butler street will
oe occupied by @he Buckeye Clothing
Co.
Mr.. Philip Suder, of the East End,
while coming into town yesterday
morning colhded with a COW on
Greene street and had Ills wheel badly
wrecked. Mr.. Suder escaped without
injury. =,
While running in on the return
trip from Palos yesterday the ladies'
car on train No. 1 T. & o. C. E. be-
came uncoupled. The accident was
soon discovered by the engineer, who
backed up and the car was soon coup
led on again. The affair produced some
CONSERVATION among the passengers
The w. C. T. U. gave one of their
enjoyable socials at Mrs. R. C. Browns
Prospect street Music was one of the
main features of the evening. The
Misses Strahl, Graft, Titus, Pfaff pre-
sided at he piano. They were fortu-
nate in having Jos. w. Phillips with
them, who favored the guests with
some very fine selections on the violin
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niece, Mrs. Hudson, spent lne day
Tuesday visiting friends at Parkers-
burg.
MIR. MIC. Geider, of the Oil Well
Supply Co., Pittsburg. was in the city
on business yesterday.
Miss Anna Richards left yesterday
for Chicago. where she viii! spend two
weeks with her friend, Miss Lou Park
er.
Mr. Harry Kramer the celebrated
tricA Ilcyclist of Washington, ID. C., is
in the city. He gave exhibitions of
trick riding yesterday afternoon and
evening,
Miss Georgia Dabele,who has been
visiting relatives here the past month,
expects to leave today for her home in
Chicago.
Miss Emma Pfaff, of the County
Treasurer's Office, is enjoying a few
days rest at her home at Lowell.