Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-17
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Personal and Local.

started off with q. rush yesterday and
you can look for one of the largest
houses OF the season.
---E. II. Williams returned yesterday
from Coolville, where he had been on
preaching trip.
j. II. Smith, of Centre Belpre, was
in town on business yesterday.
Vincent Lodge, No. SSS, I. o. o. F.,
extends invitation to the public to at
tend the anniversary exercises April
81 at their hall at Vincent, o.
r.. A. Underwood returned yester-
day from business trip to Columbus.
The Easter entertainment by the
children Sunday evening was the best
of its class ever rendered at the First
NJ. e. church. The collection from the
primary department of the Sunday
School was $500.
William Bosworth, flagman on the
Pennsylvania Is off duty on account of
| illness.
--Wanted.- or unfurnish-
ed house. Call at office OF Marietta
Telephone Co., or Phone No. Ala.
N. w. Musgrave. of Granville O.,
is in the city looking after business in
terests.
j. A. Lowell and son, Earl, of Ches-
terhill, are in the city.
Harry Conley, of Vincent, was in
town yesterday calling on friends.
| will Dyer began work yesterday
morning in the B. G. o. S. w. freight
Office.
Hannibal Williamson, who recent
| ly died at Grandview at the age of Sc
years, was one of the old citizens
there and one of the most prosperous
| farmers in the east end OF the county.
At his death he left farm of 900 acres
| lying next to the town of Grandview
and back of it, which passed to his
heirs.
Manager Luchs announces that
the curtain will be raised promptly at
o'clock for the Christian and urges
that everybody be in their seats before
| that hour, as all no: seated by that
| time will be compelled to remain
standing until after the first act. The
nature of the play is such that the
least noise will disturb the whole
house.
| Wanted Office boy. Marietta
Telephone Company Union Block,
There will be called meeting of
j. E. Mccoy Rebekah Lodge held We'd
nesday evening for the settling up of
the Assembly business.
| Mr.. George B. Sunderland, who
| has been i'll about a week with sciatic
rheumatism, Is somewhat improved.
| Mr. E. P. Miller, of the CONNER
cial College, visited friends in north
east Barlow over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Leeper returned yes
terday to Painesville to resume hel
studies in college.
Harry Chamberlain and family
moved yesterday to Walnut Hills farm
where they will spend the summer.
The Sens of Veterans held an en-
joyable and profitable social last even
ing in Buell. Post hail
Married, Monday afternoon, by
Squire C. W. Richards, at his Office
Mr.. Noah Stanlty, OF Cincinnati, ant
Miss Dora Utsler, of Marietta.
The funeral of Mrs. Julia Keh
will be held this Tuesday afternoon a
2 o'clock, at her late home on Mont
gomery street
The infant child CT Mrs. william
Koon died Monday afternoon at GRAY
ell Bank, of whooping cough.
"A social will be held at the Con
gregaticnal Chapel this Tuesday even
ing, April 18th. on which occasion thu
gentleman of the church will partici
pate In hat-trimming contest. Speet
and taste in trimming will be the es
sentials on which judgment will b.
passed. Admission TO social, includ
ing ice cream and cake. 10 cents.
Mrs. Emma Ewing delivered lee
ture last evening at Andrews Hall ol
the subject, "Plaln Living and Higl
Thinking" The lecture was hear
with good attention by large audi
ence. It was the first Of series o
three-the second one to be given ol
Monday evening next. and the thir
one on the following Monday evening
The lectures are free, and are open t
the public.
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