Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-26
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ordered the "Uncle ELI" series of
childrens' stories, issued by the B. G
o. s. w. Railroad Co., and the reason
that they have failed to receive the
books promptly is that the edition adj
vertised was quickly exhausted; but we
are assured by Mr.. McCarty that by
this week there will be ready an edi-
tlon of 10000 sets and that all orders
will be Immediately filled.
The children of the Marion street
school will have popcorn balls and taf-
fly on sale at the opening this after
noon. Proceeds for their library.
Rev. A. F. Huber, of New Ply
mouth, will deliver lecture at the
First Presbyterian church on the sub
ject, "Home Missions from the stand
point of a Home Missionary" Mr..
Huber Is a graduate of Marietta Col
lege and has labored as a Missionary
in Oklahoma and Indian Territory
for some years. In connection with
the lecture a social will be given by
the Young Peoples Society. A free
will Offering will be taken to defray
expenses. Everybody is cordially in
vlted to attend.
John ellison and family, of Bel
mont is moving to Glendale.
e. L. Page has moved from New
port to 100 Franklin street, West
Side
M. c. Geider, of the National Sup
ply Co., PIttsburg, was in town on
business
--Messrs. ]. W. Dusenberry and
John A. Dunn, of Columbus, are here
looking over the work of the National
Telephone Company.
&C. L. Craig, of Plttsburg, mem
ber of the Henderson Oil Co., is in the
! city.
Squire L. Ellis, of New Matamoras
was calling on friends in the city
Thursday.
C. H. Kean, of Macksburg, was in
the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. M. M. Dye returned yesterday
from Steubenville, where she was call
ed by the accident to her son, Curtis
NJ Dye, who came home with her.
"A. T. McCutcheon, of Springfield,
was bushes caller in town yester-
day.
A. q. Stewart, who has been in the
city on business, returned to his home
in Pittsburg yesterday.
j. A. Jordan returned yesterday
from Pittsburg, where he has been on
business.
D. P. Price, the contractors NOV
ing his family from Belpre to this city.
He will occupy the house at the cor
ner of Franklin and Market street.
S. D. Webb, of Albany. o., is a
business visitor in the city.
The $4,000 bond of Charles Nixon
Probate Judge-elect, was approved by
the Commissioners. Mr.. Nixon 8
term of Office will begin Feb. 8.
Col. D p .Bosworth arrived in
Marietta yesterday for short stay.
Joe Grisbey and the girl and the
guardsman seem to be getting ac
quainted in Marietta in spite of Joes
face.
THE meetings at the Baptist
church which were to have been clos
ed last evening will be continued this
Friday evening, and Through next
week also
ALI G. A. r. men and ex-soldiers
are invited to meet with Buell. Post at
their hall on Putnam street at 1890
standard time today, to attend the ex-
ercises at the dedication of the Marion
street school.
"A large number of Odd Fellows
will go to Vincent today to assist in
the dedication of the new hall at that
place and the installation Of officers of
the Vincent Lodge.
-Messrs. Holdren, Davis & McCor-
+mick, of the Bellevue, are making ar
rangements to have their bell boys un-
iformed.
Mr.. Frank Ranger has a fine new
turnout, which was made to order by
Spear Bros, the carriage manufac-
turers.
II. N. Barnsdall arrived in the
city yesterday and will remain until
today, when he will leave for New
| York on business.