Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-03
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

miss MadSe HiOOaru leaVeS toudy |
for her home in GAINESVILLE after sew
eral weeks spent in Marietta as the
guest of Miss Clara Hamilton. She |
will be accompanied by Miss Hamilton, !
who will visit in Barnesville during |
the summer.
MIR Thomas Russell, formerly a |
prom inent farmer of Chautauqua, n. |
Y, now prosperous oil man, is in the |
city.
Among the Marietta teachers who
lef. Friday on a visit to Chautauqua |
we're Misses Strecker, Wilson, Schafer,
Weiss nd Hile.
Mr. O. Fl. P. Scott, one of the pro-
prie,ors of Darkest America" is
spending the summer at his home in |
beverly, this county.
Judge w. Z. Fowler, of Liberty,
Clay county, Mo, is visiting relatives !
in this county and was a pleasant call +,
er a. The Leader Office Friday.
Mr.. Hal Dyar returned Friday from
a vis t at the Dana farm, below Bev-
erly
Mrs. Sarah Doubt and daughter
+ ia beth and Miss Duncan returned
home 10 Aspinwall Pa, Friday, after
a visit of several weeks here with nj iss
/ Sallie Knox and other relatives.
The Z. S. steamer Hazel Rice will
! be down the Muskingum today ID clean
the mud out Of thr ice harbor lock.
Col. Harry D. Knox leaves today
for P.qua, O., where he will spend the
Fourth.
The Rev. John NJ. Walden, DID,,
one of the Bishops Of the M. E. church,
and DR.. D. FL. Moore, editor of the w.
c. Advocate, will arrive in our city at
noon today. Methodists, the clergy of
Marietta and all others SO disposed are
cordially invited to take part in an in
formal reception to be rendered these
gentlemen in the parlors OF the Belle
vue hotel from 1880 p. M to 2:30 p. m.
today.
A wreck of considerable proper
tions, eight cars being deraied, oc-
Cured on the C. & NJ. Friday afternoon,
but the particulars could not he ob.
tanned Nobody was hurt.
, Mrs. Winnie Laing and Miss Cora
Hogan expect to leave Monday for q
two-week's trip through western New
York and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. II. N. Curtis has in her yard a
magnolia tree which at present is put
ting forth glorious blooms. For size
and richness we do not believe even the
climate of Florida could excel this mag
nificcnt flower product grown here in
Ohio.
The Sixteen Club" will enjoy
picnic this afternoon at Miss Reppert's
below town. They will go down o.
: the 1850 train, and return late In tn
!, evening.
Col. d. p Bosworth left Frida,
afternoon for Boston.
-Messrs. Henking and Bowie, CT tn
College, started Friday afternoon TO
e their homes at Gallpolis, by way @
the Ohio river. They will make tn
y trip by canoe.
-. Miss Lana Ford, of GAINESVILLE,
visiting friends here. Miss Ford was
iormer resident OF Marietta.
Mr. Henry Suder, of Pittsburg, al
rived in the city Thursday evening q n
If win be the guest OF his parents, NJ.
i and Mrs. Louis Suder, Sr., Eas. Green
e street, for couple OF weeks
J. Mrs. w. l.. Rolston left for Ironto
u yesterday with her daughter, airs.
II c Clark.
N isses Emma and Clara Berger, {
p,ttsburg, are visiting relatives in til
10 city.
& Miss Alice Cunningham, of Chicago
is viii spend the summer with relatiye
Y in Marietta.
in Mrs. John H. Lindsey, who ha
m been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Theo f. Davis, returned Friday to he
home in Pittsburg.
=. Mrs. C. A. Pearce and daughtt
~ Mary returned home from Illinois Fr
-. day.
Ia Mrs. William Nichols left Fr,da
.r on her return to Philadelphia, after
,a visit here with her mother, Mrs. d.
Sayre.
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