Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-08-13
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mrs. 1nOmaS Seeley anu uduSuteT,
who have been the guests of r. l..
Curtis and family, Fourth street, re-
turn home today.
Mrs. F. S. Hagan and children left
this morning for a visit to Massillon.
Mrs. Kitty Hodges, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Irish, left to-
day for Cambridge.
Mr.. A. ]. Miller, of Pittsburg, is
visiting his parents on Fifth street
Mr. Coomse and family have
moved here from Virginia and will
live in Mrs. McCormick's house on
Fifth street.
Capt. Lloyd Mccormick is on his
way to Montauk with the Rough
Riders.
Miss Mamie Hollister left yester-
day for Dexter City to visit an uncle
for several days.
Attorney Stephenson, of James,
town, N. Y, is in the city in the inter-
est of the estate of the late VIM. Mil
len
Mrs. c. NJ Coffman and children
are enjoying few days vacation at
the home of Mr.. John West, Sand Hill.
Mr.. Geo. Plumer is enjoying two
weeks sojourn at Atlantic City.
The T. & o. C. will run an eycur-
sion to Lancaster and Columbus on
August 18th. Fare sl.5O for round
trip.
Mr. Lou Dye and wife, of Sheets
Run, expect to leave today on an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Illinois.
ALL the transfers have been made
in the various companies lately turned
over to Mr.. S. A. Coffman by Cochran
& Plumer, the insurance agency.
MIR. c. P. Cochran will leave this
morning for Columbus on business.
Sam Plumer, accompanied by his
sisters, Miss Jennie and Miss Fannie,
will leave this morning for Lancaster
on a short visit with relatives.
Tim Evans and wife, of Beverly
were guests in the city yesterday.
Hon. l. R. Rose, of Coal Run, was
business caller in the city yestrday
Miss Clara V. Brown is the guest
of her brother, Mr.. j. H. Brown.
Look at our window display o.
merchant tailor suitings. Over 1O0t
New Fall Styles to select from. Price.
to suit all. $3.50, s14 so. SIS. 90, $1,000
s17 so, SIS 90, s19 90 and $1,000. Stal
Clothing House Cash Store.
Fri &Sat.
Mr.. S. S. MCGEE left yesterday or
a business trip through Lawrence
township.
Mr.. S. l.. Grosvenor is in Athen:
visiting friends.
Mr. D. P. Bosworth has returned
from an extended trip through the
east
Miss Carrie Krigbaum, of the tel
ephcne Office, left yesterday on thu
keystone State to visit relatives il
Mex eesport.
The Rev. Fred Fischer, who ha!
been here for the past week, VISITING
his mother, will leave this morning
for Bellevue, O., where he has {
charge.
Mrs. E. j. Gibson has returned
home from visit to her parents a
Guysville. She was accompanied hom
by Miss Cora Fuller, who will be he
guest for few weeks.
e. NJ. Pickering, of Craig's studio
left yesterday for his home at Centr
Belpre, to remain about two weeks t
enjoy his vacation.
II will be at home every Sunda.
afternoon from 2 till to any one VIII,
wants to make inquiries about the sin
gle tax or to study the words of Henr.
George with me. o. P. HYDE.
416 Front t.,opp. Boat House.
Dan Kauffff, who has been OF
duty on account of ill health, left las
night for Hot Springs in search of bet
er health.
-Robt. Oldham, Henry Dawes an
Carl Lund rode to Belpre yesterday OF
their wheels and returned on the B.
o. S. w. at 1:0S.
NJ. Ma,,o