Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-04
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predict packed house both nights
Mr. Maurice Prayer left Saturday
for Baltimore where he attended the
funeral of his late friend, Mr.. Sigmund
Marcus.
Insurance agent 5. A. Coffman has
had telephone put in his residence on
Gilman avenue. When you decide to
have a fire you can call him up at
home
Mr. ]. w. Cecil has moved into the
property at 81 Gilman street.
Nearly all the College students
who have been at home or elsewhere
spending their vacations, returned
Monday to their work
"A peculiar thing occurred in one
of The Dime Savings banks last Satur-
day. There was hundreds of dollars in
change in their hands, but of all this
money there was not dime. There
was plenty of nickles, pennies and
quarters, but of dimes not one to be
found.
--Messrs. Thomas Ewart and J. p.
Ward went out to Cutler today to look
after the farm property they bought
last fall.
The three world famed comedians,
World, Garnella G. Mack, head the list
of clever actors in "Town Topics"
Auditorium, Friday night.
The County Commissioners and
Auditor Patterson left this morning
for trip to Cambridge, Cadiz and
other points to look after the court
house question. 1t is thought that they
will not need to make another trip to
come to some decision soon about the
style of building and location which
rs necessary for Washington county.
Mr. Robert Fisher moved Monday
from sos Sixth street to Warren street,
and Mr.. j. Cameron, moUorman,
moved his family to Parkersburg where
he will work on the electric road in
,Aat city
Don't fail to see that great mill
tary play "The German Volunteer" at
the Auditorium Wednesday and
Thursday nights, April and 6. Bene-
fit of public schools library.
"A delightful reception was tender
ed Mrs. G. H. Putnam at her pleasant
home on st. Clair street by the
Daughters Of Rebakah and a number
of friends on Saturday evening. AT
10 o'clock refreshments were served
and each guest was presented with a
box of home made candies and an
Easter card as a souvenir o fthe oc-
casion A beautiful palm was pre-
sented to Mrs. Putnam by the guests.
The City Transfer Company has
under consideration the building of an
addition TO their already large barn
and storage warehouse on Third street
They have found that there is not
room enough in the new building to
accommodate their fast growing bust
ness.
Mr. George Fl. Putnam was very
much surprised Saturday evening by
about forty ladies who came in to as
sist ner in celebrating her birthday,
which occurred on Sunday. 1Aey
brought with them beautiful palm
which was presented to hsr. The eve
ming was spent in games of various
kinds and at about 10 o'clock refresh
ments were served, after which the
festivities were continued until the
small hours of the morning.
Attorney c. A .Ludey left yester-
day for Newark on business.
Mr.. David Snakard, who is aGlict-
ed with rheumatism, started yesterday
for Mt. Clemens, where he will remain
for about month, receiving treatment
Mrs. Iowa Colman left Monday
for Parkersburg where she will visit
her cousin, Mrs Matte Burns.
Mr.. F. L. Reed and family moved
Saturday from Scammel street into
the house of j. w. Kelly, ON Third
street.
Town Topics" a fine attraction,
one of the best of the season, Auditor
ium, Friday night.
Mr.. j. H. Wilking ,of Lowell, was
a business caller in the city Monday.
Mr.. Milford II. Maloney of Water
town, has accepted a position as night
clerk at the st. James hotel and enter
, ed upon his duties.
Mr. L. c. Maloney has arrived in
the city from Augusta, Ca, where he
has been with the hospital corps. He
has received his discharge and is not
sorry for it.
Mr.. Herman Marquis left today
for his home at Sharon. He is afflicted
with rheumatism which necessitates
his laying off for some time,