Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-12-28
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mckee Il Foster, of West Union, w.
Va, was visitor here on Thursday
and Friday on his way to Caldwell to
spend the Holidays.
Miss Carry Maisch left Friday
morning for Wheeling to spend the
Holidays with her sister.
Mrs. M. C. Campbell, of Senaca-
vile, o., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
L. E. Booher, 53l Fifth street.
-Supt L.. e Booher, of the Sand
Hill School, left Monday to attend the
State Superintendents' meeting at CO.
lum bus.
Mr.. w. P. Robinson. OF Beverly, is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Miss Nellie Reckard, of Newport,
is the guest of Miss Ivy Bell, Wooster
street
MIR. H. J. Guthrie, of New York,
has accepted the post of manager of
the Argand Refinery, made vacant by
the resignation of Fl. G.. Cham berlain,
and has assumed the duties of the po-
= sition.
MIR. w. L. Moore is spending the
Holidays at his old home at BELLEVUE,
Ohio.
Born, at Buffalo, N. Y, Dec. 10th,
a son, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lee Welch,
j, formerly of Marietta
e The Sunday School of St. Luke's
f Episcopal church will hold it's annual
Christmas festival this evening, being
Holy Innocents Day, at $3.50 o'clock.
Frank Mitchell is home from med
ical college at Cincinnati and is spend
;, ing the Holidays with his father, DR..
VIM. Mitchell.
Mrs. Wenniger, of Huntington, W..
Va, is spending few days here with
l. her brother, Mr.. Ned Hammat
!: Mr.. Charles Shoemaker, of Beverly,
!. and Mr.. John B. Collision, of Columbus,
q were guests of friends and relatives
e here Monday.
e Mr.. Leman Coil, of Lima, brother
e of Rev. E. A. Coil, came Sunday morn
a ing. He and his family had expected
& to spend Christmas here, but the i'll
Il ress of Rev. Mr.. Coil prevented such a
e pleasure. The condition of Mr.. Coil is
much improved.
MIR. Bert West is spending the Hol.-
=, days at home
v The number Of people carried by
t the Marietta Electric Street Railway
s. on Christmas day was over 2, 500, on the
g day before Christmas 2.3OC. This is a
r splendid showing for city of Mariet-
ta's size.
e Mr.. j. R. Ball, of Beverly, was a
d visitor in Marietta Monday. ts
}. Mrs. D. w. Pickering and children
g returned Monday from Seville, O.,
where they have been visiting relatives
for several weeks.
v The many friends here of Mr.. Johu
i o. Day, who is developing a gold mine
% near Phoenix, Arizona, will regret ia
= learn of his serious illness. He is suf.
e fering from spinal trouble, and accord
v ing to repo, is received has almost en-
If tirely lost the use of his legs.
e Mr.. T. FL. Sugden is at home from
o Pittsburg to spend the Holidays.
e Representative w. Fl. Leeper and
% Senator j. H. Riley are making prepa-
rations to leave Thursday for Column
bus in order to be on the ground early
for the opening of the Legislature.
t. s.l Ill
q morning for Delaware to attend the
= meeting of the Ohio Music Teachers
!, Association. Mr. Bird will read paper
,. on Resonance.
u Prof. W. w. Boyd will attend the
IS meeting of the State Board of School
Examiners at Columbus this week..
DR. j. F. Jones left yesterday for
Columbus on business.
n Mr.. James McLaren is home from
+ Athens to spend the Holidays with his
v parents.
1t In Probate Court Monday mar
riage license was issued to Clarence d.
Palmer, of Browns Mills, and Allie
Wood, of Watertown.
i
= The greatest thing of the. season,
H. exhibit of amateur photography at the
le First Presby terian church, Wednesday,
Ell 9 to IL a. m, 2 to p. m. and to 10
ID p. m.
Mr.. Chas. Nixon, of the Probate
Judges office, who has been seriously
i'll OF tonsilitis and diphtheria, is con-
a siderably improved.
8. Charles Sugden and Walter Knox
\, are spending the week in Cincinnati.
. Mr.. A. j. Miller. of Pittsburg, is
spending the Holidays with friends
'e and relatives in this city.
American Union Lodge No. l, f. &
A. M, held public installation of Off
!. GERS Monday evening and banqueted at
~ Mrs. X. l.. Dyes.
81 Mr.. Joseph Young received tele-
It. gram Monday from Pueblo, Colo, stat
m ing that his son, Edward, who has been