Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-01
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9 Personal and Local. 3

Mrs G. o. Salzman was reported
as being quite poorly yesterday.
Mr. John Lowell Of JOY, Morgan
county, passed through the city Tues
day on his way to Hooksburg, near
Stockport, being called there by the
very serious illness of his brother,
whom he did not expect to see alive on
his arrival
Take "a Turkish Bath" at Audi
torium Thursday, March I'd Your op-
portunity of the season. Seats on sale
at Beagle G Lytle's.
Treasurer John Lightner, of Pal
mer township, was in the city on busi-
ness Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Byers was in the city
from Macksburg Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred S. Payne, the night agent
at the Union Depot, who has
been suffering with a severe attack of
typhoid fever, has so far recovered as
to be able to leave Tuesday afternoon
with his wife for visit to relatives
near Stewart, o.
Mr. Arthur Patton, of .Iacksburg,
was in the city on business yesterday.
"A Turkish BATH" Thursday night
March 2, promises to be the prettiest
musical comedy Marietta has seen in
long time. Seats on sale at Beagle C
Lytle's Wednesday morning.
MIR. w. L. Dayton has removed
from the corner of Fifth and Wooster
streets to the corner of Front and
Wooster.
Mr. s. A. Palmer went to Caywood
yesterday to spend the day with his
mother.
Mr.. Tabler, the young man who
was so seriously hurt on the T. u o. G.
E. road a few miles west of Cutler last
Friday morning, is reported as getting
along quite we'll considering the very
serious injuries he received. He has
had some serious illness previous to
this accident which left him totally
deaf, and that was the reason that he
did not hear the approaching train.
of "a Turkish Bath" the Brook
lyn Eagle has said: "It = replete with
merriment and music. 1t arouses
laughter which fingers long after the
footlights have been extinguished." I"
Thursday, March 2.
Mrs. Sarah M. Scott died at her
home on the West Side Monday night
of paralysis She was 70 years of age
and widow. Her maiden name was
Cole, and she was born in Warren
township. The funeral will be held at
the late residence, 1876 Lancaster street,
this afternoon at two o'clock sun time
the interment being made in Harmar
cemetery.
of the fine lot of horses that the
Marietta Transfer Co. received Mon
day evening, one of the fine grays that
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lung fever Tuesday morning, and an
other of the animals died Tuesday eve
ming from the same cause. Still a
third one is very sick of the same di-
sease, and what makes it more disap-
pointing the one that is sick has a very
fast record and is valuable animal.
The Xenia Gazette said of Alex
ander Blacks picture play, Miss Jerry:
"The whole entertainment was one of
singular charm, something new under
the SUM-"
Mrs. e. A. Ryan, of Sistersville,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. A. Cree, of Newport, is in
the city.
Treasurer Deucher, of Indepen-
dence township was in the city on
business Tuesday.
Attorney Ralph Startling, of Coal
Run, is in the city on legal business.
Mr.. Diedrlck Pape, of Seventh
street, is quite i'll of grip.
Mr.. Louis Suder, Sr., is about to
build a new residence on his property
on the north side of east Greene street.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. d. Coffman, of
Gravel Bank, have been visiting
friends in the city and returned to
their home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. A. B. Regnier left Tuesday af-
etrnoon for Huntington, Kansas. He
will return in about a month to be as
sociated with d. B. Anderson and will
make Marietta his home.
Mr.. Benjamin Hardy, of Constitu-
ton, was in the city on business Tues
day.
Mr.. M. G. Seipel is sick abed, hav-
ing been suddenly taken Ill Monday
night.
Mr.. NJ. G. Geider, of the Pittsburg
branch of the National Supply CO., was
in the city on business OF that comp
any yesterday.
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