Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-24

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| doubt will be heard by a large audi
ence.
Frank Mckinney returned yester-
day from Mddleport, where he spent
Sunday with friends.
Mayor W. Il. Sykes was a visitor
in Clarington Sunday.
Harry Buchanan. Fifth street, is
suffering from an attack of rheuma-
tism.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William Bot
ton, 901 Warren street, son, Mon
day, April %.
The Pharmaceutical Era, Chicago,
has the following item: "A boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Claus,
South Side salesman for Peter Van
Setback & Sens, wholesale druggists.
Mr.. Claus is bearing his honors with
becoming modesty." Mr.. Claus was
formerly Of Marietta.
Dudley, the youngest son, of Mr.
A. T. Nye, is i'll with an attack of scar
let fever.
Rev. M. MeMillen, scf Chicago, de-
llvered a very interesting lecture to
the members of the Congregational
churches of the city Sunday evening.
The subject was THE Sunday School
fthe Twentieth Century"
The Misses Parrish, of Parkers-
burg, we're guests of Marietta friends
Sunday.
Squire N. E. Kidd, who has been
i'll with measles, was able to be out
yesterday.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Blszantz, son.
AFR. P. Kennedy and family, for
merly of Covington, KY, have moved
to this city and will reside in Glen
dale.
Capt. II. f. Sykes, of the steamer
d. Finley, was taken i'll Saturday
with malarial fever He was removed
to Grace Hospital yesterday for treat
ment.
The ladies Of the St. Luke's Ger
man church will give Japanese Egg
social this Tuesday night at the home
Of Mr. John Mahnken, 7OS Washington
street.
ID. H. Young moved yesterday
from lis North Fourth street to the |
new Zeigler house, on Green's road.
Mr.. John Poland, of Parkersburg,
was in the city Sunday, the guest of !
Miss Mullen, Greene street.
IT. N. Barnsdall was a business
visitor in Athens yesterday.
w. s. Richardson went to Claring- |
ION yesterday on business.
John Kaiser member of the dele |
CATION to the state convention, will go
10 Toledo on business before returning
home.
A. d. Alderman, who left yester-
lay for Columbus 20 attend the state
will go to Mt Clemens to
spend two weeks after the convention |
John Elseman and family have !
moved to Seventh street above War !
zen. They have been living at SO2 |
Fourth street.
B. Il. Guyton was in Newark yes
.erday on legal business.
Miss Bertha Groeschner, who has
been visiting H. p. Bode and family, |
Fifth street, returned to her home at |
Whipple Sunday.
The members of the Marietta Base
Ball Club have ordered their suits, ani |
he Fair Grounds will be put in order |
It once. The suits will consist of |
black shirt and pants. red stockings, |
)elt and cap.
Sunday was Chlldren's Day at ST. |
.uke's German Church, there being |
arge number of children to receive |
hc Daplioiildi Iiteo' III the evening |
here was class of thirteen baptised.
Ed. Flanders sold the Williams
property on upper Front street, yester-
lay, to H. A. Beasley, cf Lathrop,
Who will move here about June LIST.
rhe lot is As by $50 feet, and the
property is very desirable one. The
'rice paid was $4,000.
Sheriff McCallister will leave this
morning for Columbus, having in
.harge Otis Stackhouse and Homer
Six. the two boys recently sentenced
o the penitentiary.
dick Mason, of Cairo, w. Va,
ipent Sunday with relatives and
riends in the city.
Mr.. Fl S. Taylor, of Cincinnati,
pent Sunday and Monday in town.
yesterday Mr. Taylor in company with
}. f. Henry and Walter Knox, this
'ity. contracted vita the manufactur-
RS of the Index Visible Typewriter for
he State agency for Ohio. These gem
lemen will call themselves the Buck
'ye Writing Machine Co., and they
will push the sale of this machine to a
inish. The machines sell for $25.