Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-03-23
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w. r. Barnhart returned to the
city yesterday after a weeks vacation
which he spent at his home at Porter
field.
w. Il. Sykes was in Parkersburg
on business yesterday.
Miss Mary Trucsbell, of Beverly,
is the guest of her sister, Miss Della
Truesbell.
Miss Eta Howard, who has been
visiting relatives and friends on Knox
street, returned to her home in Colum-
bus yesterday.
Rudolph Urschei moved yesterday
from ia Gilman to sol Front street.
Mr.. M. w. Mays, of Butler, Pa, is
in the city on business connected with
his oil interests. He contemplates
moving to this city If he can secure a
suitable residence.
ID. NJ. Stamm and family are NOV
ing from Putnam street to the Leeper
property on Third street.
Il. r. Chaplin has moved from To-
ledo to the corner of Second and
Washington Streets, this city.
&c. w. Hopper, Of Carnegie, Pa. is
in the city on business. He is inter-
ested in oil development at Tunnel.
Mrs. Chas. S. Dana expects to
leave about June 1st for an extended
tour through European countries
Mrs. Dana will meet her sister, Mrs
Juliet Nichols, in Paris, and together
they will tour Europe. Mrs. Dana will
remain away until October.
II. s. Bibbe, of Elba, was in the
city yesterday. 1t is understood that
he will enter the race for honors at the
Columbian Gun Clubs tournament
April 10th.
Mr.. w. Z. Purdy. Chef at the Nor
wood. has rented rooms at 22S Front
street, and is now installed there and
calls the place hcme.
Mr.. H. E. RAIDER. of Marion, Ohio
is in the city, and will be found behind
the counter in the Hotel Norwood as
night clerk. He Is recently Cf the Re
ber House at Marion, and is man
we'll versed in the business.
Mr.. George Dana, who for several
years has made his home in Paris, was
married on wednesday, the 21st in
slant, to Miss Elizabeth Muir, a Phil
adelphia lady who has been OF late re.
siding in Paris. The wedding occur
red in Frances capital. Mr.. and Mrs
Dana expect to come to America dur
ing this year and they will visit at Mr.
Dana's former home in Belpre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Shafer are NOV
ing into their new residence on Fiftf
street.
The household goods of f. R
Shoup have arrived from Pittsburg
Mr.. shoup and family expect to resid
in this city.
Landlord Jerry PierpGlnt. of tn
. lively work in real estate changes
day or two past. He sold on Thurs
day his new house on the corner o
Fifth and Warren, TO Mary e. Blohm
the consideration being $2,3OO o.
. the same day Mr.. Plerpoint brok
! ground on lot adjoining and Wi
build good dwelling upon the same
He has already had applicants want
ing to rent the latter.
Our Mr.. Theis. this Office. is sui
fering with what appears to be tn
grippe.
: &C. B. Sunderland sold yesterda
, the Weber lot at the corner of Fror
and Washington to Louis Blohm, VIII
will build upon the premises. The IL
: is Al by 80 feet Mr.. Sunderland ais
sold the Mrs. James Parker propert
on Franklin street. to Warren AleXar
: der for the sum of $1,000.
-I'ne Ladies of the First NJ.
church will have an Easter sale, tn
i Friday ofternoon and evening. Wit
. this sale they will give a $50 o'cloC
! supper. The ladies want you all to a
tend this supper without fail, for Il
= reason they purpose to serve you wi
square meal for the small sum of