Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-22
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was seen about the Union Depot at
midnight, who was looking for a wheel
which he said he had left out while
he was drunk. When ne sobered up
he could not find 1t. He described it
as Hero
Call and have your handkerchief
perfumed with Puritan Rose and Puri-
tan Violet at Putnam Street Pharmacy
The company which played "a
Contented Woman" at the Auditorium
last night left over the G. & M. this
morning for Steubenvlle, where they
show tonight.
THE Gamble concert ticket-holders
should exchange coupons today that
the plat may be open to the public. 1t
will be impossible to hold tickets after
today. Tickets on sale at the Corner
Drug Store
John McKeaver, one Of the colored
men who was brought here and lodged
in Jail charged with breaking into
fter from Flarmont, w. Va, and taken
back there Friday, where he will ans
wer to the same charge.
MIR. B. E. Crippen, brakeman of
the B. & o. S W., is laid up with a
spraineI ankle which he received when
jumping off train on his run Thurs
day night
MIR. Murray Doan went to Chester
hill Friday morning to look after oil
business.
Mr.. George B. Eyssen went out to
Corning Friday on business.
Born, Friday morning, April 21st,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Don Huff, son.
Mr.. w. B. Gaitree has been notified
of his appointment as member of the
reception committee for the Peace Jubi-
lee, which occurs at the national capi-
tai in the latter part of May.
BY special request from our mer-
chants and their employees the curtain
will rise at $3.50 tonight, giving all an
opportunity of witnessing the best per-
formance of Faust" ever on the Mari
eta stage.
Captain j. B. Allen is able to get
about again after his long and severe
, illness, but he is considerably crippled
with rheumatism. 1t is with great diff
lty f1naf 1o nd 4,
lieved that change of climate will eff
feet a more rapid cure. Acting on the
advice of his physician, he will leave
today for Thomasville, Ga, and will be
accompanied by DR.. S. c. Wilson. DR..
Wilson has a son, Mr. John Wilson, at
Brunswick, Ca, and he and Captain
Allen will probably divide their time
|, between the two Georgia towns.-Ath-
ems Messenger
Mr.. A "A Middleswart, Of Gravel
r Bank, was business visitor in the city
: Friday afternoon.
--Messrs. II. f. Curtis, Will Brigham
Frank Gates and Jean Minshall have
about completed arrangements for pur-
3 chasing four saxaphones, of the Buff
, fet variety The instruments are to be
= a soprano, alto, tenor and baritone.
Mrs. w. r. Grimes and daughters
2 Nellie and Juliet, will leave today for
Parkersburg to spend Sunday.
: Capt. L. ] Cutter of the st, James
hotel, is somewhat improved after a
severe attack of neuralgia.
MIR. L. ]. Murphy, of st. Marys, w
, Va, is in the city looking after oil in.
, terests.
Mr.. John r. Stanley, of Calcutta
e w. Va, was in the city yesterday or
business.
Mr.. John Smith, of st. Marys, w
Va, has been in the city for day oil
a two. Mr. Smith is interested in oil ant
It is casting his eye over the field
a Mrs. Henry Best, Mrs. McIlyar
$ Miss Chamberlain and Mrs. Rodgers
/ took a river trip to Parkersburg Fri
! day.
h Mr. e. G. VanFleet, of Roxbury
: has moved his family to this city ant
e will reside at 3O7 Maple street.
DIR. c. H. Harris, of Lowell, was {
e caller in the city Friday.
S Mr. Isaac Atkinson went to Park
/ ersburg Friday for a short bushes!
:. trip.
Mr. William Pryor was caller il
the city Friday.
Mr.. Harley Kingsbury is hom,
from Washington for visit with hi
family.
Quite a number of Belpre citizens
a were in the city Friday attending tn
v trial Of O'Neill VS.. Gettle.
Mr. Joseph Thornley,, of Lower
i Newport, was in the city Friday call
r ing on friends.
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