Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-06
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Personal and Local.

Monday evening next the members
of American Union Lodge No. /, F. &
A. NJ, will hold meeting to discuss
the proposition to sell the property at
present occupied by American Union
and take stock In the proposed new
Temple. A full attendance is desired.
Recorder ]. w. Athey states that
the number of new oil leases and as
signments presented to be recorded
the past few days has been extraor-
dinarily large. This fact is good ev-
jdence that the opening OF spring will
see considerable activity in oil busi-
ness In the county.
The will of the late Hannibal A.
Mason, of New Matamoras, was filed
for probate yesterday.
IF. l.. Reed was in Parkersburg on
business last evening.
Millinery Opening-Miss A. B.
Hennlng will have an Easter Display
of pattern hats and bonnets Friday
and Saturday, April 6 and z.
Sarah Jane Springster and Rhoda
Larkin are visiting relatives while in
the city to attend the Old Maids Con-
ventlon.
Mrs. A. M. Tharp will display her
Spring and Summer patterns on Sat-
urday, April 7th, continuing over Mon
day and Tuesday.
Fri. At.
Attorney w. 4. Sykes left over the
T. & o. C. q. yesterday afternoon for
Columbus, Cadiz and Scio on few
days business trip.
The management of the Woman s
Home appreciate the opportunity of
securing Miss Schlegle, Chautauqua's s
most popular lecturer on birds. The
course OF six lectures will consist of
talks upon the home life of our bird
neighbors, their food habits. economic
and esthetic Importance and our duty
toward these good friends. Other top
les touched upon are their mental and
physical characteristics. flight and mi
grafton. The course 81. so cents for
all school children.
John ]. Dunn, of the Marietta
Telephone Company, arrived in the
city yesterday and will remain a few
days looking after the interests OF the
company.
Richard, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. d. C. Larcomb, Fourth street, is
quite i'll with scarlet fever.
Miss Nellie Bowen, Sixth street, is
Ill with fever.
Mrs. James Roney, West Side, who
has been sick with malarlal fever, was
reported as being worse yesterday.
The College Glee Club were out il
their new caps yesterday.
Selma Baxter came in from Quail
ey to attend the Old Maids Conven
tion at the Presbyterian church thl
evening.
9 Mrs. H. Belts and daughter Ora
of Martins FERRY, w. Va, are guests o
D Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bettis, West Side
Mrs. C. Greenway will have he
opening Friday and Saturday, April
and T. Everybody invited.
Captain William Woods, of Pitts
. burg, Superintendent Of the Pittsburi
$ Transportation Company. is in the cit,
/. Capt. Woods same down to inspect tn
new beat, j. B. Finley. which is noy
( being fitted out on the West Side. H
is accompanied by Mrs. Wood.
Miss Hattie Caywood left yester
: day via o. & L. X. for Chicago
--Messrs. Albert and Wallace Chris
topher of Tunnel, left Thursday 70
Tingley. Iowa.
o. Mrs. Anna Smith left yesterda
- for Anaconda, Montana, to visit.
d MIR. w. P. Bennett showed us yes
terday some very handsome specimen
d OF work he did on typewriter. and h
informed us that he was willing an
anxious to do as good work for other
. desiring such work done.
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