Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-16
Personal and Local.
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Prof A. NJ. FarIow, OF the Barlow
schools, was a caller in the city Satur-
day.
Mrs. Jason Hugglns, of Sharps-
burg, Pa, is in the city the guest of her
brother, Squire Hart.
Mrs. Lucy Eckleberry returned
home Wednesday evening from an ex-
tended visit ito friends in Pennsylvan-
la.
Miss Winnie Henry, of Armdale,
Athens county, is in the city, the guest
of friends.
Mr.. c. ]. Pfaff, OF Lowell, was
visitor in the city Saturday.
Mr.. j. l.. Guyton sold recently two
lots in the Leeper subdivision to per-
sons who will proceed at once to erect
residences thereon.
Judge w. H. Leeper is building
two new residences on property in his
subdivision which will be for rent
when finished. One is a large double
house that will easily accommodate
two families.
Mr.. c. E. Fleming, of Fleming was
in the city Saturday on business.
The Marietta Transfer Co. took a
boiler out to the Sc.laubach farm on
Mile Run Saturday afternoon which
required eight horses to haul, not be-
cause of the large size of the boiler,
but because the roads are very heavy.
Mr.. S. w. Harvey, of Fleming,
was in the city Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. H. N. Palmer, of Dunbar,
whom we mentioned afew days ago as
intending to come to the city to live,
brought his family and household
goods in Saturday and will reside at
214 Putnam avenue.
Mr.. o. M. Lowell, of McConnels-
Vile, is in, the city spending Sunday
with friends.
Mr.. r. e. Bills, prominent oil
man of ST Marys, w. Va, was a caller
III tHe cry odIuiu uay'
Mr. Ed. G. i.Gallayai, in advance of
Hoyt's "a Contented Woman" Is
spending Sunday in the city. He came
here to arrange for the show which
comes to the Auditorium this week.
Miss Alma Bowen the slayer of
Harry Deffibaugh at Sistersville, was
arrested near that place Friday night
as she was trying to slip into the town.
She will have to answer to the Circuit
Court for the killing which occurred
some months ago.
Mr.. F. S. Henry, of sstersville,
has rented the home of Mr.. Henry
Roeser, on Fourth street, and will oc-
cupy 1t for period of three months.
Mr.. Henry takes the house furnished.
Our Treasurer, Mr.. Bode, is about
to gain a new sister-in-law. His
brother, Mr.. II. o. Bode, of Salt Petre,
. is to marry Miss Maggie Fleming, on
the goth instant.
Mrs. H. P. Bode and Miss Emma
Pfaff went up to Blba yesterday after
noon, to spend a few days with friends
Mr.. Fred Blume has begun to tear
down the Palmer house on Second
street, preparatory to building upon
the site.
Mr.. ]. S. Simpson, of The Penrose
& Simpson Co., is very sick with inter-
mittent malaria. His condition last
night was about the same as it had
been for ad ay or two-that is, criti-
cal.
Mr. Frank Alexander, who has
bought the Coulter property, will be-
gin very shortly to tear down the pres
ent house, and build fine residence
which he will occupy.
Mr.. NJ. G. Matthews, of Macksburg
passed through the city Saturday en-
route to San Diego, California. He
left here over the a. 6 o. R. Saturday
afternoon.
Sunday School Convention OF
Washington county at First Presbyter-
ian church, Tuesday and Wednesday
April 18th and 10TH The public is in
vited.
Transcript from Justice Richards
court was filed in Common Pleas Court
Saturday on appeal by the plaintiff in
the case of Warren Berry VS.. d. w
Pickering.
MIR. Samson Hill, an aged and
highly respected citizen of Newport
township, who lived near Dell post of
flee, died at his home Friday evening
about ten O'Clock. He had been grad
ually declining for some months an6
the end was not unexpected, He was
about eighty years old. Mr.. Frank
Hill, janitor of the West Side schoo
house, is a son of the deceased.
Miss Elizabeth West, of Reno, il
the guest of Miss Augusta Fouts, Mus
kingum avenue.
Mr.. r. A. Fouts of Morganville
3 Morgan county, is visiting his brother
9 Mr.. r. A. Fouts.
5 GEO. BLAKE'S STORE