Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-25
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY. DEG. 2s. laee
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

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Officer Lanam will spend Christmas
with his aunt at Caldwell today
Miss Laura Meister left for Wheel
ling Thursday afternoon, where she
will spend the holidays with friends
and visit the public schools.
Miss Flora Burchett returned home
to Watertown Thursday, after visit
with friends in Marietta.
The postofiice will be closed from
0 a. m. to p. m. today. The carriers
will make one delivery and one even
ing collection.
Capt. Phillip Hornbrooke, of the
wharfboat is spending his Christmas
vacation at his home in Barnsvilie.
Mr.. George H. Stansburv, of Ath-
ems, and Miss Leah L, Cordray of this
county, were united in marriage
Thursday by Squire c. w. Richards.
Mrs. 7. f. Davis arrived home
Thursday from Pittsburg, where she
had been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John Lindsay.
Mr.. Harry Gearing and Miss Della
Palmer, two we'll known young people
of this county, were married Thursday,
Decem Der gath. at the home of the
bride in Warren township. Rev. f. r.
Crooks. of the Gilman avenue M. e.
church.
po1f 1aft
terday for Caldwell to spend Christmas
with friends,
Editor Bush, of the Athens Mess
enger, was caller last night on his
way to his former home, McConnels-
vile.
! Mr.. Arthur Wagner is in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Gaitree, of Co.
lum bus, are spending Christmas with
relatives in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Grimes will
spend the holidays with relatives in
Parkersburg.
China for decorating. All sorts of
pretty things. See them at Mrs c. W..
HOlZ S, ESQ front oL
Miss Alice Hogan arrived Thurs
day from Chicago to spend the holidays
with her mother and sister.
Miss Mahala McCallister has re-
turned from an extended visit at Chic
ago.
j. A. Plumer tS Son sold yester-
day to Mr.. d. A. Dye, of Newport, one
of the Ryan lots on upper Fourth street
for $1,000. Mr.. Dye expects to erect a
fine residence on the same in the near
future and move his family to this city.
Misses Katherine w. Gear and Car
rie e. Wilhelm, who are attending col
lege at Granville, are home for the
holidays.
Miss Stella Leonard has been trans
ferred from the Greene street school to
the vacancy caused by the reignaton
of Miss Riley at the Washington street
school. Miss Skipton, of the West
Side, has been appointed at Greene
street.
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fine lot of attractions in the next &C
days, the first of them being Hennessy
LeRoyle, in "Other Peoples Money,
this afternoon and evening.
Miss Mary Patterson, of Columbus
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. G.
Way, Third street.
Doll 1eip h
Unitarian church both morning anG
evening next Sunday.
The Delta Upsilon banquet Wednes
day night was we'll attended by the
Alumni and students, 25 being pres
ent. The caterer, Mr.. Brown, was W
to his usual standard. Mr.. Howard
Dickinson was toast-master.
Captain James B. Haight, the big
hearted proprietor of the Brunswick
restaurant last night banquetted tn,
newspaper carrier boys of the city
The youngsters enjoyed the fine spread
Immensely and will long remember th'
occasion as one of the most delightful
during their newspaper career. Mr.. f
r. Alderman made them short tall
which was listened to attentively arC
was full of good advice Among thos,
present were: Edwin Buchanan
Louis Kinzel, Clarence Cargill, jaime
Masters Sherley Turner Zeph Drumm
Alex Unger Arthur Peters, Edward
Raschen, Clarence Buck, Cliff Strad
man, Russell Hendershot Owen Was
son, Eugene Lancaster, Warner Hen
dershott, Frank Johnson, Fred Nc
Grew, Ray McGrew, Maurice Johnson
Thomas Johnson.
Frank Weisnall and John OBriel
will spend the holidays with relatiYe
in Cincinnati.
Mr. Fred Dysle leaves today t.
spend the holidays at Ada, o.
j. w. Wells & Co., Greene street
have always on hand a fresh. clear
stock of groceries