Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-10-25
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


her brother, Capt. l.. ]. Cutter, left to-
day to spend few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Mindling, and other
relatives at Watertown.
Miss Eva Hill left for Vicksburg,
Miss, to resume her mission teaching.
She was delayed in her return several
quarantine.
The Baptist church has begun
series of cottage prayer meetings.
The first will be held Tuesday evening
with the Misses Wilson, on the New
port Pike.
"A little son of Henry Roeser is
suffering from very sore throat.
The City Transfer Co. lost a very
valuable horse Monday afternoon
from lung trouble. 1t was one of the
largest and best of their stock.
Mr.. Barker Stanley, who is in bus
mess at Paducah, KY, arrived in the
city Monday afternoon on a visit to
his father on lower Third street. Mr..
Stanley has been very sick and in the
| hospital at Paducah for six weeks. 1t
is hoped he will recuperate rapidly.
Mr.. w. C. Cameron, in advance of
Sousa's Ell Captain, is in the city.
Wallace Breckenridge, of Co. D.,
7th regiment, will return to Columbus
this evening to join his regiment.
His home is at Elba, where he has
been enjoying thirty day furlough.
DIR. R. w. Athey, of Barlow passed
through Marietta Monday evening, on
his way to Cambridge on business.
The Methodist church was crowd
ed Sunday evening to hear the Schu-
mann Quartette render very enjoy
able sacred concert.
j. A. Frost, of Broadwell, passed
through the city yesterday going home
from a several days trip to Meadow
Dale, w. Va, where he purchased
about 500 acres of timber land.
IT E. Smathers, of New York, who
has been in the city looking after his
extensive oil interests, returned home
Monday.
A. A. Fuller of Portsmouth, is in
the city, the guest of his brother, o. ]
, Fuller.
Mrs. Geo. Weiser and Mrs. ]. L
Reckard, who have been in Pittsburl
since the conclave met there returned
home Monday evening on the Ohio
River railroad.
: Marshal Dye and Officer Kern!
will go out in the country looking TO-
the feet-footed rabbit. Kerns has tn,
dog and today is the date.
Most of .ne boys Of the Seventh
regiment who have been home on
furlough of thirty days, will return
to Columbus this evening to rejoil
their regiment. '|t
+ &C. B. Sunderland yesterday ef
, fected an exchange of the Joseph Grit
fin property on Fifth street, abov
Washington, for the George w. Ken
nedy property in Williamstown. Con
: sideration $2,500 in each case.
g On next Tuesday night, Nov. Is
g Mr.. Creston Clarke, supported by Adel
1 aide Prince and an excellent compan!
i will appear here in "The Last of Hi
Race" This will be. the star attraC
r tion up to date this season.
"A fire at Gallipolis Sunday dc
stroyed book store, a furniture stor'
a tailoring establishment, bushes
block, grocery, and several livin
rooms, with an aggregate loss Of abou
$4,000. Insurance will cover abou
two-thirds Of the loss.
The miners strike at Pomero!
n which has been on since sometime 1
March, is broken and the local organ
ization of miners is said to be CON
q pletely broken up.
!. Word has been received by. our pC
g lice force to look out for a gang {
thieves who broke into d. w. Cornell
store at Guysville and carried of
large quantity of fine goods and som
: money and valuable papers-abot
n 5000 worth not including the goods.
! Mrs. Virgil Boyer, who has bee
visiting friends and relatives 6
YOUNGSTOWN, has returned nome. 40
:, The new store building on Wash
ington street, near Fourth, to be OF
:. cupied as a grocery by Mr.. Johnso
Gorrell, is receiving the finishin
touches and will soon be filed up an
ready for business.