Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-27
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Mrs. A. b. Schlotterbeck, George ave-
nue., West Side.
Miss Laura Baum was treated to a
pleasant surprise by sixteen of her
friends Thursday evening at her home
on Washington street. Games were
enjoyed by the party until late hour
Refreshments were served at the usual |
time and the evening was thoroughly
enjoyed by all.
Miss Gertrude Funk, of Chester
hill who has charge of a ward at the
Athens hospital for the Insane, is in
the city visiting relatives.
The son of John Wesley Curtis be-
came desirous of coming down town
Friday afternoon, but his father OBJ
jected The boy insisted and John
Wesley proceeded to enforce obedience
by the use of buggy whip, which he
broke up badly, and then policeman
was called officer Roney responded
and brought Curtis to the city prison,
where he hoped to have a hearing last
evening
Mr.. McKlnnard and family, of
Matamoras, have moved into the city.
They will reside on Cutler street.
Mr.. E. Bragg, who has been living
in the city, moved Friday to Williams
town.
The City Transfer Co. recently
added ten horses to their stock which
will greatly facilitate their handling
of business.
Mr.. c. E. Fritz and family, of Co
lumbus, have moved into the Cadwal-
lader house ait 6O91A Wooster street.
Attorney C. H. Danford, trustee in
bankruptcy of the estate of Joseph c.
Cone, with d. B. Torpy, Sam II. Plum
made the appraisal of the estate Fri
day morning.
It. Harness left Friday afternoon over
the 2. & o. C. E. for Logan on bus.
ness trip.
Prof. r. L. Rudy, of the CONNER
cial College, went oub to Amesvil,e
Friday on trip in the interest of tho
school.
The City Transfer Co. sent team
with the band wagon to Newport Fri
Cay afternoon, taking the Theis Man
dolin and Guitar Club to furnish mus
ic for the Kigh School commencement.
Mr. Louis Meuser, of Massilon, is
in the city, and is the guest of his
faith. r-in-law, Mr.. George Schad,
Sixth street. Mr.. Meuser reports his
business, that of piano making, to he
very good.
Mr.. George Wagner has been
awarded the contract for carrying the
mails between Marietta and New Mat
amoras by way of Pine Ridge and
Gracey. He will assume his duties
July lst. Mr.. Wagner is the young
man VINO recently lost an arm in a
shredder.
MIR. c. w. James has a special an
nouncement in this issue of the Leader
1t refers to an event which cannot but
greatly interest all the little girls in
town and, their mothers as we'll No
tice the Family Shoe Store adv.
-, Illiam Britton, the man from
Belpre, who in collusion with another
man worked a game of chance on
Charles Eilderbrand a day or two ago
was released from the city prison, his
sister coming up from Belpre and pay.
ing his fine. The other fellow still
waits his time in Jail.
Mr.. Owen Beebe, of Stewart, O.
was visiting relatives in tne city Fri.
day.
Rev s. Miller of Chicago, who
will preach at st. Pauls German
church tomorrow, arrived in the city
Friday.
&C. B. Sunderland sold Friday the
George Osborne property on Eighth
street to Mr.. James Wicks. Al
1t is reported that a number of The
students of the lower classes of The
College, and not only the lower clases
but some of the upper classes as well
have received notice that they will no
be required to attend recitations any
more. The rumor says no reasons arr
given for the expulsion, but It seems h
be on general principles.
: Mr.. j. H. Shawhan left for Bever
ly Friday afternoon, where his wife il
visiting her mother, Mrs, j. w. Taylor
The County Commissioners re
turned last evening from Lower Salen
where they went to inspect a brldg
which has been reported as in a ba,
conG.Aon. They ordered supports pu
under the structure to make 1t safe TO
use.
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