Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-25
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Current events will be held Friday af-
ternoon, Jan. 26, beginning promptly
at three O'Clock in the parlors Of the
Episcopal church. Among the sub
jects treated by Miss Golfer will be
the Scotch wrlters-McLaren, Barrie
and Crockett. Single admission S5
cents.
-iMrs.J. w. Denoon, of Ravens
wood, is the guest of Mr.. Harry Hoyt,
mother and sister, Fifth street.
lin our notice a few days since of
the purchase by Mr.. Boyer Of piece
OF property on Third street, we re-
ferred to 1t as the r. b. Bosworth
property. 1t should have read the M.
P. Wells estate. Before Mr.. Boyer
moves his Putnam street house onto
the lot, the house at present standing
upon the lot will be moved back sixty
or eighty feet.
Mrs. Sunderland and Mrs. Putnam
received word Wednesday of the SER
ious illness o ftheir father, Mr.. L. p
Hay, at Fairfield, Ills. His sickness
is pneumonia
Tonight at the Harmar Congrega-
tlonal church parlors will be given
roast pig supper, of which the public
is invited TO partake generously.
MIR. w. H. Greenhill, Front street,
Is very sick with stomach trouble, and
has been confined 10 his bed for some
time
Yves Ketter returned last evening
from visit with friends in Parkers-
burg.
--Chas. Watkins was locked up by
Officer Miller last evening. Watkins
ate supper at Bules' restaurant and re-
fused to pay for 1t. The night clerk
called the attention of the officers to
the fact and Watkins was run in.
MIR. Geo. F. Crlvel, of Toledo, is
In the city calling on the foundry
trade.
Mr.. S. H. Baxter. OF Pittsburg, is
In the city on business.
Word was received by Mr.. NJ. M.
Dye last evening that his son, Curtis
M. Dye, who was injured in a railroad
accident at Steubenville Tuesday, was
not seriously hurt and that he will be
home today, accompanied by his
mother, who went to Steubenvllle yes
terday.
Arthur Huntington is in Marietta,
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Otis Bid
dison.-McCo Connelsville Herald.
Mr. Henry Blume and Mrs. Kate
Blszantz left last night for Cincinnati,
where Mrs. Biszantz will enter a hos
pltal for treatment.
Miss Gertrude Guitteau, cashier
at Blake's, returned yesterday from
Athens, where she has been visiting
relatives.
J Mr.. G. L. Nye, of st. Paul, MINI,
| arrived in the city yesterday and will
' visit relatives here for a few days.
, w. s. Bowling is moving from
Coal Run to 512 Seventh street, this
city. He will engage in teamlng.
20. B. Gard returned yesterday
from business trip to the northern
part of the state.
) MFR George w. Funk, of Pittsburg
} and Attorney Ira C. Taber, of Tole-
) do, both of the National Supply Co.,
, were in the city yesterday on business
M. S. Graham of Cutler, is mov-
ing to this city. He will occupy prop
erty on Third street, near Montgom-
cry.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. William
Cole, 104 South Fourth street, We'd
nesday, Jan. "a, son.
&C. w. Reynolds, OF Beverly, is in
the city on business.
} w G. Agnew, of Sistersville, is a
t business visitor in the city.
&C. S. Blauvelt, of Joy, is in The
city buying oil we'll supplies.
MIR. Humphrey Smith, of Chester
hill, is visiting his son. II. E. Smith
Scanned street.
"A display of heavy drilling tools
made by the Leldecker Tool Works
, was photographed Tuesday by Mr.
Craig.
r &C. A. Bell, of Columbus, has rent
r ed the store room at log Greene street
3 and will sell picture frames and novel
ties.
: "A. D. Bell, of Lowell, was a busl-
+ ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Frank Basley, lumber dealer Oi
: Cleveland, is in the city on business.
Miss Mary. daughter of B. E
Guyton, is able to be out again aftel
a short illness.
4. Judge II. W. Coultrap was in the
g city yesterday enroute from Woods
d field, where he has been holding
~ court, TO his home In Macarthur.
Mrs. Arthur Beach and daughter
: of Ashland, Wis, are guests of Mrs