Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-21
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

day.
Mrs. Lee Kunkles, Fairview Heights,
hos returned from Columbus, where she !
recently underwent successful opera
ton at st. Francis Hospital. Her con-
dtion is very gratifying to her friends
and it is expected that she will be almost
VIII lily recovered in few weeks.
| Mr.. Donald P. Hart, of Boston, is
in the city. He will return to Cleveland
Saturday, where Peabody & Stearns,
the architects, are interested in pub
! lie building.
r. E. Race is at Cleveland to be |
present at the graduation of his brother
from the Western Reserve Medical Col |
| lege. where he takes the first honors of
his class
| Mccormick Bros. with their "Silver
Plate" show, will exhibit in Marietta
Friday next, the 2sth. Admission 25
cents.
Mrs. Mary Breach, mother-in-law
of Prof. j. NJ. Startling, is seriously i'll
of malarial fever at Mr.. Starling's
home, Whites Road.
The Scott's Landing NJ. E. church
will give an ice cream social Saturday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jno. Cooke, Gravel Bank.
Mrs. Chas. II. Turner has again
consented TO take charge of the choir
of the First Baptist church, and all the
members are requested to be present
Friday evening at 7 o'clock, for re-
: hearsal The little girls of the choir
are expected to be present at this re-
hearsal.
The Uniyersalist Social of Barlow
: and Vincent will meet with Mr.. and
. Mrs. Ike Hopkins June 5th, afternoon
and evening. Come everybody.
: Mr.. Albert E. Perkins, son of A. s.
Perkins, Reno, is in the city after an
absence of FIVE years.
9 Mr.. Thos. w. Jones, of Colorado
: Springs, is in the city for short visit.
1 Mr.. Jones has been in the West for FIVE
: years past.
Otto Lehman and several others
are preparing to drill well on the
Judge Jno. j. Jackson farm about
miles above town, on which the South
y Penn put down a test we'll about a year
ago and then abandoned the lease. The
territory is looked upon with consider.
able favor by oil men.-Sentinel.
Mr.. Herbert Kester, of Cairo, Wes,
Va, is the guest of his uncle, Willis
: Pugh, 4th Street.
i, Miss Martha Putnam left Thursday
c on visit to relatives at Pittsburg.
d MIR. Daniel Longlev, of Plymoath
e was business visitor in Marietts
Thursday.
Mr.. William Ellis, of Pattins Mills
was in the city Thursday looking aftel
his oil interests.
d Editor John II. Snodgrass, of the
r Charleston Daily Mail, returned to hi
j. work on Thursday after a visit of sew
Y eral days here with his parents, Capt
t. and Mrs, W. A. Snodgrass
Woo Sim, of the Chinese laundry
left Thursday for Baltimore, whenc,
g. he will sail for China. He is in poo,
as health.
d p. j. Donnelly was at Newport OF
p business Thursday.
- The Junior classes of the Colleg,
will be entertained this evening b,
Miss Louise Chamberlain at her hom
on Wooster street.
ie Mr.. j. j. Leidecker, accompanied
~ by Master Foster Leidecker and Mis-
III Annie Leidecker, left Thursday fol-
Il Pittsburg, after visit of several day
Ae in this city.
Mrs. A. E. Price and children, o
Athens, are visiting friends in Marietta
: Miss Ida Huschison, of Parkers
~ burg, is visiting Miss Lulu Cochran
b Fourth street.
Miss Ellen Becker has been appoint
ed agent of the u. 81 O. r. railway a
Lowell.
y Mrs. w. F. Robertson, West Side
as has been spending the week at Beverly
~ with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
rs Glass.
Mrs. Frank Jordan was the guest o
relatives at Beverly this week.
tn Mrs w. A. Sno1grass and moth er
5. Mrs. Dye, are visiting friends at New
'e port,
Mrs T. B Pattn, of Abilene, Kas.,
is here with her children, the guest Of
Mrs. A, E. Pattin, West Side.
ct Mrs. A. D. Follett was called tc
e. Parkersburg Thursday by the illness
y OF her brother.
Mrs. E. H. Mason, of Chicago, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
h, ". Harvey.
70 Mrs. Peter Grub, Greene street is
confined to her home by illness
l., ,1....