Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-07
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

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alarmed over her condition.
Senator Riley spent Sunday in Ma
rietta with his family and will leave
this morning for Columbus.
Misses Ruth and Lille Lancaster
have been visiting Miss Estelle Wright
at Parkersburg.
Col. w. b. Gaitree speut Sunday in
Marietta, leaving at 2:05 for New Or
leans, where he will remain several
days before going to California on Of
fetal business. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Gaitree and will be absent
about six weeks.
Mr.. II. II. Webb left Friday after
Philadelphia. He will be absent for
several days.
The Parkers burg Journal says that
Martin L. Shrader and Temple A.
Scott, an elderly couple from Washing
ton county, o., were married at high
noon Thursday at the NJ. E. parsonage
by Rev. F. 5. Townsend.
Mrs. Nellie Long, of Beverly, was
called to Marietta Saturday by the sell
ious illness of her daughter, Miss Bern
ice Long, who is suffering from Sc
we're attack of grippe.
-Baggagemaster j. L. Toller has re-
sumed his work on the B. s; o. S. w.
after lsy.off Of several days on ac-
count of illness.
The Board of Associated Charities
will meet with ]. w. Stanley this
Monday evening.
The Derthick Musical Club will
meet this evening with Mrs. Chas.
Turner, Fifth street.
Mrs. Cynthia Bradford delightful.
ly entertained at tea number oi
neighbors and friends Sunday evening
at her home on East Greene street.
Editor ]. A. Walker, of the Bev
erly Advance, was business visitor in
Marietta Friday.
Mr.. T. H. Sugden left Friday on g
business "Trip 10 flttSpurg.
Prof, j. H. Chsm berlin, of the Col
lege, left Friday for Welisburg, w. Va
to attend the Round Table meeting
, in session there.
MIR. and Mrs. B. E. Stoehr, Jr.
will entertain this evening at thei
home on Warren street in honor o
their first wedding anniversary.
Mr.. Irwin Chamberlain. Clerk o
Courts of Noble county, was the CUES
of friends in Marietta Saturday.
Mr.. E. Frank Gates arrived hom
= Sunday evening from Mexico, wher
: he has been employed as an Engineer
Representative w. H. Leeper eS
4 poets to leave Tuesday for Colum bus t
S resume his legislative duties, after be
a ing confined to his home by illness TO
7 several days.
We understand that Mrs. H. +
Shipman, who has been i'll for severa
: weeks, is somewhat improved.
e Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Robinson, c
y Beverly, are guests of Mr.. j.. S. Devc
s and sister, Miss Laura.
j. Misses Bertha and Nellie Cutie
i are expected to arrive home this ey,
o ming from North Baltimore, O., wher
they have been visiting friends for tn
past week.
Mr. Thomas Lcfh. md, who WE
n taken i'll very suddenly Saturday ev
n ming at his home on the West Side,
g considerably improved.
/ Mr.. Chas. F. Henry will open L
l. his Rambler bicycle agency in the Col
q nial Bookstore on Friday Of this wee
The Alpha Tau Omega Fraterni
will give dance this evening in the
d hall on Front street.
e Miss Florence Williams of Parker
:, burg, is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. e.
. Cooke.
" Mr.. D. d. Carothers came in fro
Cincinnati Saturday and went out
Cutler to see his brother, Andrew Car
thers, who is still in a critical conditic
10 as result of having been kicked by
" horse several days since.
10 Hon. Charles G. Dawes, Comproll
Ie of the Currency, was in the city Satu
" day, the guest of his parents, Gen. ar
Mrs. R. r. Dawes. He was on his we
to Chicago on official business.
The physical exercise class of Il
= Lobdell Cycling Club will hereaft
- meet two evenings each week, Tue
days and Fridays, instead of once
~ y, week as formerly. The large numb
- who have Joined the class renders tt
change necessary.
Tickets for the Eva Shontz ente
l. tainment will be on sale at Beagle
oi Lytle's Drug Store. Admission
DR. cents. No charge for reserved seats
1t has been whispered to us that