Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-08
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


MIR. George Eyessen, of the Ma
tional Supply Company's store, is en-
joying a vacation and is the guest of
the Silver Star Fishing Club, up the
Muskingum.
Misses Blanche Thornley, and Nell
lie Sugden will spend few days with
friends at Reno.
Miss jeanette Preston, of Parkers-
burg is the guest of relatives in the
| city.
Will Brigham, Eugene Minshall
and TIerrert West are camping on the
| Dana farm, up the Muskingum.
Mr.. Mark Stewart, of Iowa City, is
in the city for few days visit.
George Mason, the eleven-year-old
son of DR.. j. L. Mason, this city, left
! Wednesday morning on the c. 81 NJ
for Warner, at which point he mounted
| his wheel to ride across the country to
Stafford, Monroe County, where he
I will visit his grandfather. The young
tan will also return on his wheel.
Mrs. Mary Lorenz, daughter and
sister, left for Wheeling to visit friends.
Mr.. j. A. Showers West Side, was
called to Pittsburg by the serious ILL
ness of his mother.
Mrs. Susan NJ. Cooke and sons, Z.
P. and Geo NJ, left Wednesday night
for Washington, D. c., where they will
spend several days.
-.Hopp tc Gerhart, the Third street
liverymen, lost valuable horse Tues
day as "a result of the excessive heat.
- There will be an ice cream social
on the lawn of the Little Muskingum
Baptist Church Tuesday evening, July
18th, to which all are cordially invited.
The Colonial Bookstore window
contains handsome pastel portrait OF
the late NJ. p. Wells.
Attorney Chas. r. Oldham is in the
city.
. Prof j. II. Chamberlin and family
and Dr. j. r. Nichols and family left
Wednesday afternoon for two weeks
outing at Rainbow,
Miss Louise Schmidt returned
Tuesday night from Columbus, where
she has been for several weeks.
, Miss Ray Gore is the guest of Mrs
H. c. Posey, Warren street.
e Mrs. Lizzie A. Sayre will leave to
D day for New York city, whence She
: will sail on the Etruria on Saturday
e for Liverpool, England, being called tt
e the bedside of her aunt, Miss Anna
D Jones.
Mr.. A. f. Warfel, of Cincinnati
: assistant general passenger agent o
i the B. &; o. S. W.. was in the city OF
. business Wednesday.
Miss May Sheldon has returned
. from visit to her brother. John L
" Sheldon, of Parkers burg.
Mrs. c. T. McIlyar will leave toda
for Salt Lake City for visit of
months duration.
e Hon. l. r. Rose returned HON
!. Wednesday from Columbus.
t Miss Schatfer of Wheeling, is Wis
t iting her cousins, the Misses Theis
= SCANNED street.
e Mr.. R. a. Fouts and sisters, Misse
Eleanor and Augusta, will spend sev
eral weeks in Morgan County. The
leave today for the scene of their GU
'e ing.
- Mr.. James p. E. Cowan spent tn
4 Fourth with his family in this city, an
=, left for Washington yesterday.
!. Rev. n. e, Hubert, pastor of tn
IT NJ. T. Church, at Beverly, has delivere
n some very able and interesting sermon
ID at the Whipple School House. Some {
the people at Whipple are anxious
start Society and erect church
We wish them success.
s. Little Winfred Gruber, Whipplt
n who had his arm broken some tim
st ago, is improving nicely.
III Mrs. Geo. T. Elston left for an e!
u tended visit with her daughter, Mr.
u Geo. McCune, near Cincinnati.
- Some photos are like unto calict
others like unto silk, Craigs are fine
than silk.
v.