Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-23
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Personal and Local.
Observation-Disclosures

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mrs. John Coffman, Tunnel, is in
the city for few days the guest of her
son. s. A. Coffman. Gilman avenue.
The plat of tickets for the Gamble
concert is now on sale at the Corner
Drug Store ii ifH14f Hia t#s
Misses Eta and Lncy wittikind are
visiting their sister, Mrs. s. A. Coff-
man, Gilman avenue.
Owing to a misunderstanding of
the employees of the Electric Company
last night a great many people were
disappointed at not finding any cars
waiting when the show was over. They
were compelled to walk home.
Officers Roney and Posey were
called to the Hotel Boyer last evening
to arrest an old man who had been
bothering the occupants Of the hotel.
The old man was locked up in the city
prison, where he would not have the
opportunity to annoy people.
Mrs. T. Remley, of indianapolis,
accompanied by her little child, arrived
in Marietta last evening.
Mr. D H. Mellor, OF Fairview
Heights, had small fire in his resi-
dence Friday morning which might
have proved disastrous. The building
was saved by the prompt and ener-
getic action of Mr. Mellor and his
neighbors. The damage will be less
than 800.
Hear Gamble sing the thrilling
"Bandolero" song at the concert to-
morrow night ~ -.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Steed,
near Layman, Saturday, April 22d, a
fine girl.
Professor and Mrs. Frank Bailey.
of Newport, were in the city Saturday,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ], w. Doudna.
MIR. Joseph Bailey, of Chesterhill,
who has been visiting relatives here
and at newport, returned to his home
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Richard Edwards, Jr., Of
Grandvlew township, was in the city
Saturday calling on friends.
Mr.. Hartshorn, of Woodsfield came
down to this city Saturday morning to
see his brother-in-law, Mr.. William
Barker, who is at present being kept
in the city prison for safety. Mr.
Barker is insane and Mr. Hartshorn
was afraid to try to take him back to
Woodsfeld by himself,so he went back
home and will either come or send
Monday for the unfortunate man to be
taken home.
Hear Shonert play the Witches
, Dance" at he concert tomorrow night.
Born, at Pullman, Washington
Sunday, April 10th, to Mr.. and Mrs
, Walter G. Beach, a daughter. Grand
daughter to Gen. and Mrs. A. ]. War
ner, this city.
Mr.. F. l.. Bailey, Superintendent
, of the Newport schools, was in the cit.
|, on business yesterday.
s Mr.. Peter Benlein, this city, wen
p up to Moundsville last evening, to dis
9 cover if possible the identity of TIN
v BODY which was found near Mounds
0 vile some days since, and which il
e thought possibly to be the remains o
S his father, whom it is thought wa
: drowned about month ago.
-Messrs. Charlie and Homer Doan
: of DeGraff, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. Arcl
r Doan, Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Butts left 70
I Macksburg yesterday afternoon wher
Mr.. Butts will look after his interest ii
the oil business there.
!, Mr.. H. V. DeRousse returned Sat
urday evening from an extended tri
to Pittsburg.
Attorney j. C. Preston, of Beverly
A was in the city Saturday looking owe
the field preliminary to his candidac
Y lOT lUlllLdllOu lot IIODdle JuuSt.
4 Miss Edith Davis, of Broadwel
was in the city Saturday calling o.
Z friends and relatives.
Mr. George Bunnell, of GrandvieW
= township, who is a candidate for nom
Z ination for Recorder on the Republican
ticket, was in the city Saturday.
2 The Gamble concert will com
s mence exactly at o'clock. Why
Because the management has too muc
3 regard for the artist to keep him wait
b ing on late audience.
There has been some talk of tn
formation of a Monroe County Club i
}, this city by our citizens who came fror
n Monroe county. There mas been moth
0 ing definite done in the. matter yet, bu
4 steps are being taken toJget the fdea
l of those who would be members.
8 Attorney W.. e. Sykes was appoint
8 ed by the Monroe county convention a
. delegate to the Judicial convention
o which meets at Athens
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