Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-23
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

p. IN. He will take as his theme: "Who
are the Armenians? What is their be-
lief? Why are they persecuted?"
Mrs. Carrie Gray, of Pittsburg,
spent Saturday with Mrs, R. D. Cooke.
j Melton Day. son OF Mr.. John o.
Day, West Side, lett Saturday for the
Northwest, where he VIII 20 to the
IaciGc coast 20 remain indefinitely.
He VIII PROBABLY teach.
"A street car rau over pug dog
the dog went hence.
Col. w. B. Gaitree spent Sunday in
the city.
Mr.. r. c. Dawes has rented his
new house on Seventh street TO Mr.. T.
! w. Harvey, Jr 1t is fine house of
Colonial design, and is about ready .or
occupancy.
Mrs Nathan Fawcett and Mrs. c.
K. Hovey and son Allen are visiting
Mrs. Chas. Johnson, at Belpre.
This Office is indebted to Mr.. Anton
Schoepen, Fairview Heights, FOR a
beautiful bouquet of roses handed in
Saturday. In the assortment were
American Beauty, Pearl, Victoria,
Meteor and Bride roses. 1t was gorg-
eous lot and we thank Mr.. Schoepen
for Il,
Mr. Weston Smith, chef at the
Bellevue, is enjoying ff.een-day
vacation, visiting relatives in lhe coun-
try. Wes is good cook, and hard
worker, and a little rest will the better
enable him 10 keep the results OF his
work up TO their high standard OF eX-
celence.
Mr.. Harry Smith, who is employed
bg st ecker Bros, lost an infant child
Sunday afternoon. The little one was
only four weeks old, and bad not been
we'll since birth. The funeral will
occur this afternoon at the home on
Upper Third street, at two o'clock.
Mrs. VIM. Friend and daughter,
Arrelia, have gone TO Washington, G.
H, their former home, where they viii
spend few weeks visiting friends and
relatives.
MIR. Merton Day, of the class of '97,
Marietta College, left Saturday for
Chicago, where he will continue his
stu6ies.
Rev. Mr.. Fred Fischer, of New
York, is expected home on visit
Tuesday
The Ladies of the Macca bees are
requested to meet at their hall this
Monday evening, August Esd. I'm
portant business.
Mrs. Jewett Palmer and daughter,
Muriel, were at Parkersburg Sunday,
guests of Mrs. l.. NJ. Skinner. Miss
Palmer sang at the evening service at
Trinity Church.
Among those who left over the T.
e o. C. E. Saturday to attend the Z. A.
r. Encampmenta at Buffalo were Messrs.
C. H. Newton, j. w. Danley, VIM.
Harsha and James Fearing.
Mrs. J. A. Hamilton and son, Tobe,
Mr and Mrs. j. S. Goe Del and Mr. and
Mrs. Largy left Saturday over the
Oh o River Road for Atlantic City.
MY. Louis Klintworth entertained
the Washington Mutual Aid Society at
his home on Warren street Saturday
evening.
The Brotherhood of Railway Train
| ~,
railroad orders in the city at their hall
on Front street Sunday afternoon.
Refreshments were served and the af-
ternoon was spent most enjoyably.
Harry and Cecil Anderson, of Nc
Connelsville, have been visiting friends
in this city.
Mr.. w. r. spurlock, of Cincinnati
has been the guest for several days of
L. j. and F. j. Cutter.
Mr.. Chas. H. Nixon, Deputy Clerk
in the Office of Judge d. R. Rood, left
Saturday afternoon on visitto friends
and relatives at Pittsburg.
Mr.. William Mills, of Milan, Ind,
is the guest of his son, Robert Mills,
Fifth street.
Mr. Bert Baum left Saturday for
Buffalo, where he will visit friends for
a week.
Hazel Croll, granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Yves. C,ogston, of this city,
died at Sistersville last Friday.
IVc are headquarters for the finest Cor-
fees IN tOlCn. Tn our Red Ribbon
brdld IL toiu please you. CredmerU