Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-13
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Mr.. c. L. Christopher and two
sons, all OF Fleming, spent last week
at Mt. Ephraim, Noble county, and re-
turned home Monday, after a pleasant
visit with relatives.
Mr.. James 8. Devol left yesterday
for Columbus to attend the State
Dairy Association
MIR. and Mrs. Austin b. Regnier
have taken rooms with Mrs. Ryan,
Putnam street, having moved into
their new quarters yesterday
Mrs. ]. M. Crawford, of Olean, N
Y, arrived in the city this morning
called here by the serious illness of
Mrs. J. o. Tefft, of Sand Hill.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold a regular meeting this Tuesday
evening in their lodge rooms All
members are asked to attend.
Alexander Blacks new picture
play, "The Girl and the Guardsman," :"
Is to be produced in this city Wednes-
day, February 21st. 1t is play of the
kind which Mr.. Black produced here
last year entitled miss Jerry" and is
said to be even better that that unique
and attractive piece OF dramatization
by picture
"A meeting OF the Eastern Star will
be held this evening at which all
members are earnestly requested to be
present as there will be work in the
st. Valentines Degree.
Mrs. E. w. Nye. Fourth street, is
seriously i'll with pneumonia, and on
Sunday night her condition was con-
sldered alarming.
Attorney Guyton was at Lower
Salem yesterday engaged for the
plaintiff in suit before Squire Haz-
en-. The title of the case was Smith
VS.. Spies, and the matter at issue was
a dispute over remuneration for haul
ing logs. The plaintiff won the case.
Last night the condition of Mr.
George Wylie was decidedly for the
better, he having taken some nourish-
ment during the day, and appearing
much brighter.
Mrs Carrie Hoist left Monday for
Columbus, where she will remain till
she can arrange her affairs there,prep-
aratory to returning to Marietta to re-
main permanently.
Mr.. George Morgan, who lives
near Warner, and who was member
OF Co. H, 92d O.. V. l., has been very
sick at his home--the result of brok-
en- leg caused by kick from a horse.
Erysipelas set in several weeks ago
and Mr.. Morgan was for some time
thought to be in a dangerous condi-
ton; but he is now thought to be i'm
proving.
Mr.. ]. C. Brenan was the surprised
recipient last evening of beautiful
Past Masters Jewel presented him by
the brethren Of American Union
Lodge No. 1. The jewel is a beautiful
piece of work, and is token which
any man might well prize highly.
Mr.. Dick Mason left yesterday
morning for Cairo, w. Va, where he
has position with the National Sup
ply Company.
Captain George Lauer and A. J.
True, of Lower Salem, passed through
Marietta Monday night, on their way
to Elizabeth. w. Va, on legal busl-
ness.
Mr., F. f. Cassel, baggage master
on the B. G o. S. w. Branch, returned
Monday from Hamden where he was
called because of the illness of his
mother. He reports his mother as
being improved.
e. ]. Rempe has bought of B. E
Guyton lot on Wayne street below
Sltxh, paying therefore $500. Mr.
Rempe will build upon the premises.
Judge Sibley went to Gallipolls
Monday to attend Circuit Court.
Mrs. William Price, West Side, i:
suffering serious trouble with Que OF
her feet, caused by blood-polsoning.
Mrs. Williams Hardwlck, of Kansas
J City, is in the city at Mr.. D. B. And
erson's. Mrs. Hardwick is on her way
to Paris to do the Worlds Fair and
enjoy a European tour.
"A number Of local members of the
X. of p. Lodge went up to Lowell last
evening there being work of a spec
tally interesting nature at the Lowell
X. of P. Lodge.
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