Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-10
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Mrs. Henry Boil of Columbus,
passed through the city yesterday on
her way to Elba to attend the funeral
of her father, Mr.. Jacob Radenbach.
Mrs. Hopp, Montgomery street,
while cleaning house Monday fell and
broke one of the fingers of her right
hand, making avery painful hurt.
Look out for the #, & o. G. e. .ex-
,cursionl tiia ..a, .,
Mrs. e. M. Pickering will leave
this morning for Woodsfleld, to Join
'her husband who has opened a studio
in that place, temporarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fisher are
visiting Mrs Fishers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Goeytle, Cornerville.
The Hart street U. B. social will be
entertained at the hope of Miss Corder
314 Pike street, this Thursday evening,
May IL. All are invited.
THE choir of the Central Christian
church will give a benefit entertain
ment Fniday evening, May Il. Promi-
net musical talent from the city will
take part in Bhe Entertainment, A lib
eral patronage of the general public is
solicited. A~
Mrs. owen Parr, aged 40 years,
who liEeduat wijlowsa dsland, w. Va,
died Monday aftepnbonI about one
o'clock OF malarial feYsr. The re-
mains, were iR{9Fred !, i'm Che Barker
cemetery on the Ohio side Tuesday af7
! ternoon at two O'Clock. She leaves a
husband and. nine. cbilduen,
MIR. w. B. o'Neili was at Parkers-
burg on business. Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. j. w. Johns, of Blanchester,
o., who has been visiting Mr.. Charles
and Miss Anna Dewey here, left for
Chillicothe Tuesday morning, where
she will visit for a few days before GO
ing home.
Attorney w. G. Way has returned
from trip to Columbus.
Mr.. E. Clark, Jr., is in Toledo on
business trip.
Mr.. II. H. Coates, who has been
Weighing the mails on the b. & o. S.
w. between here and Parkersburg, left
last evening for his home at Pomeroy.
The many friends of Mr.. Charles
A. Bukey of Parkersburg, will be graft
fed to learn that his illness which was
thought to be typhoid fever, is not so
serious, and he expects to be at work
again in a few days
Mrs. Charlotte i. Mellor was ad-
judged insane ami incurable in Probate
Court Tuesday morning. Application
has been made for her admission to the
State Hospital az Athens.
Mr. Philip Bachman is in Cleve-
land on business:
Mr. E. R. Dale, who has been con-
fined to his room for the past two
weeks, is again liable to be, out, and
J made a trip to lifs farm atiJoy Monday
The first assessor to make his re.
port is the official In Cow Run pre-
cinct, who sent in his papers Tuesday
The time lint for the papers to be in is
May 18th, next Monday. ,"
One at least of the boys in the
fighting line in the Philippines is
claimed by Washington county. We
refer to George S. Corner, who was
born at Cornerville nineteen years ago
and whose parents now live at Des
Moines, Iowa. The young man is q
member OF Company H, Flfty-first 10.
wa Volunteers.
Mrs, Christian Ohle, aged IS years
died at her home at Berea, o., last
Thursday and was buried Sunday. Hel
husband is the father of Mrs. Jacot
Lander, sacra Via street.
Mr. r. C. Brown moved Tuesday
from 215 Franklin street to the corner
of Prospect and Elm streets.