Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-03
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9 Personal and Local.
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County Auditor Patterson was at
GAINESVILLE Tuesday, where he met the
Auditors of Morgan and Musklngum
counties 20 appraise the value of the
y. & o. II. road for taxation. He will
go to Cambridge today, where he will
meet the Auditors of-Noble and Guern-
sey counties for thensame purpose in
regard to the G. g. MI On Thursday
he will go to Cincinnati, where the Au-
,dltors of the various counties through
which the B. & o. s. w. passes will as
semble for The same purpose with re-
gard to that line.
Mr.. Job Morris, of Constitution,
was alb usiness visitor in the city Tues
day.
Mr.. G. p. Cochran went to. Park
ersburg Tuesday afternoon on business
He will stay to attend the wedding of
his niece, Miss Lide Hutchinson, which
occurs in that city today. He was ac-
companitd by his daughter, Miss Lulu.
COL j. H. Riley-is in West Vir-
ginia 9nita trip looking after legapbus-
iness, ada. t
Mrs. Rae Quick returned. from a
visit to relatives at Parkersburg.
William Mcintosh was arrested by
officer Posey Monday evening for be-
ing druhRband disorderly. ' He was
fined $5 and costs Tuesday morning by
Mayor Richardson, y" A"' y"
"Mt.%a "-Mrt.. and MIS-. MS" Edward Preston, Of II;
RParkergburg, attehded THE funeral of
the Calder child here Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Harper left
Tuesday afternoon for Beverly, from
which point they start this morning
on drive through the counties of
Washington, Morgan, Muskingum and
Noble, expecting to be on the road a
week
The seven year old son of druggist
Will Richardson is suffering from a
we'll developed case of typhoid fever at
his home at Darlington, Mr.. Richard
son is there at his bedside. ,
All the shoa. stores of the city have
entered into an agreement that they
will close at six o'clock, sun time, ev-
cry evening of the week excepting Sat
.urday, and every. month of the year ex-
cepting December, when they will be
open every evening in Difference to the
holiday trade. sT
Mr.. and Mrs. William Calder, OF
Parkersburg, came Up Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Calder to the fun
eral of their child. T.
We inadvertently stated yesterday
that Miss Minnie I1eeper had returned
from Chicago What we should have
said was that she is, expected to return
Thursday of this week. .
4 Mr.. John SnideE. of Lancaster, o.
is spending a few days in the clty~or
business. @ t.b
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-7TFain Dispatches D. c. Larcomb
of the t. & o, C. D., returned tRi!
morning from trip to Columbus ant
Sandusky
The case of the State of Ohio VS.
Henry Conrath has been dismissed fol
want of prosecution. The charge wa:
wilful destruction of property, whiel
our readers remember occurred at thj
home of Miss Anna Harris, where it il
alleged Conrath broke up some mir
rors, pictures, lamp and other arti
cles. Miss Harris will see to settle
ment of the costs incurred so far
"A dance to the music of the Mari
eta orchestra at Buckeye Park wa!
enjoyed by about forty couples las
night. 1t was the first of the season a
that popular resort and was an affai
of much pleasure to the participants
The Elolse carried the party II
and from the park
Attorney JaDeZ Belford is slightly
indispo ed. ~ - ...
ANON Wright, one of the city EN-
ployes, received a Bad cut in his righ
foot Tuesday forenoon when allghbinl
from wagon on the Ice Harbor lot
His foot struck large broken piece o
crockery which cut quite long gasl
that is painful wound.
"A heavy rain is reported at New
comerstown Tuesday forenoon.
Il -MHR. 7, stl4n;5f6of Cincinnati, I.
"a gueat sAter, Miss Margare
rskinreE Of uppessFFaR8sstreet for
lFfeYgaaN Mr.. kah9eA fAah old Ma
\ riSe9ho& whCshas been FqultRN NsucSess
full in B4qtqsen City, as l9lmaA afaetar
er of eshnsd hoods. .5.,v-kl