Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-10
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Miss Llnnie Witteklnd, Of Moore's
Junction was calling on friends In the
city yesterday afternoon.
w. c. Moore, the well known oil
man, was in the city on business yes
terday.
Mrs. N. e. Kidd is suffering from
very severe cold.
Marshal Dye was at Cedarville and
Belpre yesterday, summoning wit
nesses in the Noiand poisoning case to
be tried in Squire Palmer's court next
Monday.
-P. ]. Mott was in Parkersburg on
business yesterday.
Charles Adams, piano tuner by
trade and we'll known figure about
town, INDUCED in narcotics and intox-
lcants yesterday to such an extent
that his conduct became very dlsor-
derly. He struck a woman at the
Scott House with a board and the po-
lice were notified to take him in
charge. He was taken to the lookup
to recover his mental equilibrium.
Mr.. Charles Closz, this city, re-
ceived on Friday letters patent for an
improved door lock which the inven-
tor claims has many advantages over
the lock in ordinary use. Mr.. Closz
Is undecided as to what disposition he
will make of his patent; he may man
ufacture or sell the right.
Sam Unger filed an affidavit in
Mayors court yesterday charging
John Wesley Curtis with dlsorderly
conduct.
DIR, B. w. Pickering, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in the
city for several days will return to his
home in Glouster this morning. His
daughter, Miss Julia, who is studying
music here, will accompany him and
visit at home over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Bingham, who has
been taking music lessons in the city
will return to her home near Joy this
morning.
--Supt. w. H. Brimson, of the B. &c
o. s. W.. was here yesterday on rail-
road business.
The funeral services of Captain
William A. Snodgrass will be held at
the residence on Franklin street at 10
o'clock this morning. Interment in
Oak Grove cemetery.
Mrs. S. Luchs, who has been visit
ing her sons in the city, left yesterday
for her home in Bellaire. She was ac-
companied by Clarence Luchs, who is
| attending military school at Wheeling.
The Sons Of Veterans rehearsed
THE Fall of Atlanta" at the Audi
torium last evening, using the scenery
for the first time Mr.. Connell is ex-
erting every effort to have everything
ready for a good entertainment. The
young ladies who are to give the flag
drill are getting along nicely with
their work.
Work is being rapidly pushed on
the Acme Brick Companys plant in
Norwood and some of the buildings
are being erected.
The American Insurance Union
held a very enjoyable meeting last
night at the G. A. R. hall on Putnam
street Besides splendid supper an
excellent program Of musical and lit
| erary numbers was prepared for the
| entertainment of the large company
present.
The furniture from T. N. Barns
dall's Pittsburg Offices arrived on the
Queen City yesterday and was placed
| In rooms in the Citizens Bank build
ing, where Mr. Barnsdall will make
his headquarters in future.
Shankberg Ahrendts, manager of
the National Supply Store at St.
Marys, is laid up at his home here He
Is suffering from Jobs affilctlon,
boils.
-Miss Lucy Porter. of Malta,
Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Will
Plumer
Il. NJ. Breeden will leave today
for Rendville on business trip.
John ellison and family moved
yesterday from Glendale to 400 WASH
lngton street.
M. c. Gelder, OF the National Sup
ply Co., Pittsburg, was in the city yes
terday.
james P. Eaton. of Bradford. Pa,
is in the city on business.
Henry r. Moser. of Plttsburg, is
business visitor in the city.
The energetic photographer and
restaurant man. Charles Remley. of
Lowell, has closed out his business in
terests In that growing little town and
has accepted a position as assistant
food inspector in the Philippines. We
wish Mr. Remley continued success in
his new field. His family will re-
main in Lowell for the present.
Professor Jordan and family have
moved into the house of Miss Sarah
r. Warren. S29 Third street, having
taken rooms there.
Owing to the free illustrated
health lecture to be given to mothers
and daughters at the First M. f.