Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-25
PhkSONAL AND LUCAL.

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visit to friends.
Prof. w. a. Elletson Superintend-
ent of Schools at Macksburg, was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Prof. Maury. assistant to the
Principal of the Sand Hill High School
and Attorney w. e. Sykes are spending
their vacation at Clarington, their
homes.
Mrs. Rae Quick, of Upper Fourth
street, is spending the holiday season
in Parkersburg.
Miss Mabel Wickham, of Athens,
is the guest of relatives in the city,
having arrived yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Rodick yeft Saturday
for Lowell, where he will spend Christ
mas with c. e. Verges.
Mrs. VanBergen and daughter
Kate, of Wooster street, are visiting
with relatives in Parkersburg for the
Christmas holidays.
Take the children tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 to see the AL. G. Fields
refined minstrels Admission % cts,
adults so cts.
Misses Minnie and Frieda Wern-
ecke, daughters of'H A. Wernecke, of
Harriettsville Noble county, who have
been toking music anti china painting
lessons under the instructions of the
sisters at the parochial school and also
attending business college, have gone
home for the holidays
The colored pastors and. all the
well-wishers are reques ted to meet at
Power Hall Tuesday evening at p. m.
standard time, to make arrangements
for the New Years dim er for the poor
colored children.
-Messrs. Watson and Kreps, of the
College, went to Park ersburg yester-
Warrener went to his home at Ames-
VILE
DR.. S. X. Scharlott is spending
Christmas at his home at st eubenvile.
Valentine Haas, of Lower Salem,
is spending Christmas in the city with
| relatives
-Messrs. G. c. Story and w. G.
Jones, who are attending school here
are spending the holiday vacation at
their homes at Beverly.
will Smith, of the College, is at
home at GAINESVILLE for the holidays.
Mr.. Lorenzo Eyssen, of Guatemala
Central America, is today the guest OF
his cousin, Geo. B. Eyssen, Fairview
Heights. He will leave Monday for
Cleveland and will in short time de-
part for his home in Guatemala.
Deputy Sheriff James and wife, of
Noble county, passed through the city
Saturday enroute to Athens with
Miss Barbour, who will be placed in
the State Hospital for the Insane.
The AL. G. brield Greater Minstrels
will arrive here tomorrow morning on
a special over the T. C o. G. E.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Eyssen, of
Caldwell, are visiting their son, Geo.
B., Fairview Heights.
&C. S. Blak eslee and vie, of Macks-
burg, are que SITS of ]. A. Mccormick, !
Fifth street.
DIR. Gray and wife, of Middle |
Greek, are visiting at c. w. Hupp's,
Fairview Heights.
John Cain passed through the
city yesterday enroute from the West |
virginia oil fields to his home at |
Macksburg to spend Christmas with
his family.
Mrs. Daniel Bisantz, who has been |
i'll for the past six weeks, is reported |
to be improving. and will soon be able
to be out.
&C. R. HendeI son went to Parkers-
burg to spend tn e .-olidays.
The fine new residence at the cor |
ner of Second AT ID Washington streets |
which is owned by Mr.. D. S. Boyle, of |
Newport, is con pleted and Mr.. Boyle
will occupy 1t w ith his family shortly.
The Misses Emma and Clara Ber-
ger, of Pittsbur G, are visiting their
parents on India Run and will remain
for several days
&C. W. Merry dith, of the Marietta
Transfer Co., W as doing the handsome
thing by his e. nployes Saturday, in
presenting eacl one of the married
men with tu rlSey for his dinner to-
day and remen lbering in a substantial
form the single men. When he went
home he was surprised to find that the
employees had returned the compli-
ment and prest nted him one of the
best couches tC be found in the store
of #. A. Goebel.
C. B. Sunderland sold Saturday
to Superintendent Williams, of the city
schools. the VIM. Blohm property on
Fourth street, near Montgomery. Mr. |
Williams will occupy the property
Mr. John II. Carter, of st. Louis,
arrived in the city last evening and |
will be the guest Of his laughter, Mrs
F.. ]. Cutter.
MIR. Chas. Dressel who for some |
time has been in Boston, but now with
T. w. Jackson, Parkersb urg. was call
ing on friends here Satu rday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Frost went to
Cornerville to spend CT lristmas with
Mrs Frost's father, 4lr. Geo. S. Corner.