Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-04
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


the National Assembly by the meeting
of State L. A. w. Officers held at Cleve-
land. There are. only six delegates
from Ohio and the honor is one of
much importance. The Assembly will
meet at ST. Louis February 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Best left for the
West Monday morning and will spend
the balance of the winter in California.
Mr.. James Cleary, of East Windsor
Hill, Conn.,, is in the city and county,
visiting relatives. 1t has been about
ten years since Mr.. Cleary left, and he
remarks many Improvements in our
city. Mr.. Cleary expects to remain
here about week.
DR.. Brooks Beebe, of Cincinnati,
is in the city seeing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milligan and
son, Joe, of Chillicothe, who have been
::..ing Mr. c. B. Thoinas's, returned
home yesterday.
The funeral services of Mrs. G. P.
Tinkham will be held at the residence,
500 Putnam street, Wednesday, Janu-
ary 5th. at o'clock, standard time.
Mr.. Charles Nixon, Deputy Clerk
in the Office of Probate Judge Rood,
has so far recovered from his recent
illness as to be able to resume his
work and was at the office Monday.
Miss Jessie Athey, daughter of John
w. Athey, is seriously ill of typhoid
fever.
The shoe stores of Marietta have
agreed among themselves to- close al
$50 on evenings except Tuesday and
Saturday, when the night opening will
be observed as usual.
Miss Clara Mayhem, of Parkers'
burg, is the guest of Mrs. George Blake,
Fifth street. Mrs. Howard Hallett, oi
Lowell, is also Mrs. Blake's visitor.
Mr.. William Helmle, of Brooklyn
died Friday evening last, the 3lst, Of
appendicitis. after short illness. The
deceased was 46 years of age, and was
born and raised in Marietta. Many
friends here will regret his death.
Mr.. Joe Garry returned Saturday
to Tyler county, w. Va, where he i.
employed in the lumber interests oi
the Carter Oil Co.
Judge d. W. Jones arrived Monday
evening to open the January term o.
Common Pleas Court this morning.
MIR. L. R. Reed, who for severa
years has had charge of the safety
gates at the B. & 0. s. w. crossing OF
Front street, has resigned the position
and James Seisian, of Hillsboro ha
been appointed to the vacancy, which
will occur in a few days. Mr.. Reet
will be given another position on tn,
road.
The new towboat Harry Brown
rapidly nearing completion and will
soon be ready to take up her work OIL
the Ohio. Monday evening she wa
lighted up with electricity and witt
her powerful searchlight playing o.
the skaters on the Muskingum, pre-
sented a beautiful appearance.
Mr.. James McLaren, who has bee
visiting his parents here for tw
weeks, will leave today to resume hi
studies at the Ohio University at Att
ems.
Miss Grace Davis left Monda
morning for Philadelphia.
-Roadmaster Riggs, of the b. & {
s. w, was in Marietta on bushes
Monday.
The regular work at the Colleg
will be resumed today after the Hol
day vacation.
| Skating on the Muskingum is e,
cellent and was enjoyed Monday b
large numbers.
Mr. 2. b. Bragg left Monday fo
Columbus to take course in dairyin
at the Ohio State University.
"A union meeting of the Christia
Endeayor and Epworth League 81
ceties was held last evening at th
Disciples church.
Fireman Frank jackson, of th
c. e. M. Ry.. has been given regula
run as engineer on that road.
Miss Helen Orchard left yesterda
for Belpre to visit Miss Mayme Nc
Donough.
Mrs. Henry Morse, of upper Eight
street. is recovering from severe a
ck of illness.
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