Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-11

Personal and Local.
Observation-Disclosures


forger Triplett's transactions.
-Supt. w. II. Brimson, ofNthe B. & |
o. s. W., left at 500 last night for his
home in Chilllcothe.
Members of the 14Sth o. V. V. I. |
are requested to go % Colonel Moores |
at 9:2O Thursday morning, accomp-
anied by the Marietta band. All other |
soldiers are invited to attend the re-
union.
&C. r. Greenawald, of Bartlett, is
visiting relatives in the city.
The College Oratorical Associa-
tion will meet after chapel Thursday,
for the election of officers.
Mr. Herbert Holdren, of Lower
Newport, and George Harness, Jr. have
gone to Cincinnati to attend Dental
College.
Oct IA is your last chance to buy
six sterling silver spoons.
D. b. ANDERSON & co.
Captain ]. B. Haight, who went to
Cincinnati with the Sir Knights Tues
day morning, will visit in that city for
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dysle went to
Cincinnati yesterday for a weeks visit
with friends.
In the Probate Office Tuesday, j.
E. Ahlborn filed his bond of 81, 200 as
assignee of George F.. Mitchell, sure
tiles Il. r. Dye and s. s. McGee. The
bond was approved and Harry Buchan-
an, ALBERT Brown and ]. M. Hasty were
appointed appraisers.
-Ther will be a social at st. Luke's
Episcopal church on Thursday even
ing of this week, beginning at $50
O'Clock. Supper 10 cents. You are in
vited.
MIR. and Mrs. Garrett Dye expect to
leave Friday for Cincinnati, where Mr..
Dye will continue his course in dem
tistry at the Cincinnati College of Den
tai Surgery.
Tonight at the Unitarian church,
this city, will occur the marriage of
Mr.. A. d. Mccoy and Miss Mary Han
COCK. The Rev. e. A. Coil will per-
form the ceremony, after which a we'd
ding supper will be served at Mrs.
Dyes S.
Miss Barkley, a missionary in the
South, will be in the city on Wednes-
day, Oct. II, and will address the mis-
sionary societies of the Baptist church
a the Sabbath School room of that
denomination on the afternoon of the
same day at three O'Clock. All are
cordially invited.
, Miss Cornelia Wehrs underwent
an operation yesterday for infamma-
, tlon of the inner ear The operation
was successful in every respect, and
was performed at Grace Hospital by
DR.. w. r. Dabney, assisted by DR.. C.
s. Hart and RI. H. e. Sloan.
Harry Smith was received yester-
day a tthe workhouse from the Pro-
: bate Court of Washington county He
was convicted of adultery and will re-
main a the institution for 212 days.
William Montgomery of the same
, county, was also received to serve a
sentence of III days for larceny
Times Recorder.
Mrs. Hughes and daughter, of
, Stafford, Monro county called on
:. friends in TIE city Tuesday. They were
returning home after a pleasant visit
with relatives at Huntington, w. Va.
] w. E. Sykes was in Parkersburg
on legal business yesterday.
Mr.. w. NJ. Riley and family, who
have been visiting Col. ]. H.
l..ley and family, on Fairvlew
, Heights, left Tuesday afternoon for
their home in Denver, Col.
Y "A special train was run by the T
l & o. c. E. from Vincent to this city
Tuesday morning to allow those desir-
ing an opportunity to attend the fun
eral OF Miss Emma Trapp. A large
number of Miss Trapp's friends came
; in, attended the funeral and returned
on the afternoon train.
Mr.. Clarence Glf IN went tc
Wheeling yesterday to visit his parents
for few days
u H. B. Coen returned yesterday
c from visit with relatives and friends
in Noble county.
DR.. e. A. Ross, of Bartlett, whC
;. has been very ill with typhoid fever, il
able to be about again.
The funeral of Mrs. S. A. Palmer
;, Willamstown, will be held this after
II noon at o'clock, central time.
!. Ira. o. Tabor, of Toledo, attorne!
= for the National Supply Co., was il
the city on business Tuesday,
Mr.. j. Belford was at Vincent oil
business yesterday afternoon.
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