Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-03
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

home on Putnam street at 1870 this
morning.
Mr.. Herbert Cole, OF this city, has
/ accepted the position of machinist on
the new towboat Harry Brown. now
taking on her machinery here and will
begin his work when the boat is com
pleted.
The revival meetings at the Gilman
Avenue M. L. church began last even
ing and will continue during the week.
1t is certainly treat for the Mari
eta theatre goers that Thomas w.
Keene will appear at the Auditorium
in Richard III, Wednesday night.
Mrs. Mary Georgen, of Toledo, has
been visiting friends at Coal Run, Wat
erford and other points in Washington
county.
Miss Jennie Nye, of Chillicothe. is
in the city, the guest of Miss Virginia
Nye, Sixth street.
Mr. j. r. Hall is confined to the
house by very severe cold.
Miss Gurlie Reed is visiting Miss
Florence Williams, Parkersburg.
Miss Alice Hogan returned Satur-
day morning to Chicago.
MIR. j. Charles Hall, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Van
Metre, expects to return to Cincinnati
tomorrow, and resume his studies al
the College of Pharmacy in that city.
Mr.. George Stats, of Davesville
Summit county, is visiting friends neal
Newells Run. He has not been here
for six years.
Mr.. Alberta Fuller, ofPortsmouth
is visiting his brother Mr.. o. J. Fuller
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Shedd, of Madison, Wisconsin
died on Monday last, the 27th, at ter
days of age.
Mr.. Charles G. Slack expects t.
leave today for North Carolina, wher'
he has business interests.
Mr. Beman G.. Dawes, of Newark
who has been visiting relatives here
expects to return home today.
Mrs. C. r. Rhodes, Muskingun
Avenue, gave very delightful littl
company New Years Eve, in honor o
Mrs. Ii. E. Evans, of New York State
There will be meeting of Buel
w. r. c. at the usual hour this evening
Mrs. M. Fl. Hart, whose seriou
illness has been mentioned, is improv
ing slowly and is able to sit up par
of the time.
Miss Mamie Lambert, of Chester Hill
are guests of Dr. and Mrs. Oscar S
Lambert, Upper Front street.
"A daughter was born Saturda,
evening to Mr.. and Mrs. William Stacey
Upper Fifth street.
Mr.. Carl Fl. Lund, who has beel
the guest for several weeks of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs G. j. Lund, lef
Saturday for Ann Arbor, Mich, to re
sumo his studies.
, Jacob Lander, this city, has bough
J of Pascal Hoff, who lives up the Mus
kingum, piece of ground, on whic
he expects to erect building for
mill for the manufacture of bone dus
, and phosphate.
The prospects of genuine freeze
up for the winter are very good an
the boats are hunting the bank. TIL
wharf6oat was removed Sunday int
the mouth of the Muskingum.
Prices for Thomas w. Keene soc, rs
and 81 90. Seats on sale at the Mar
eta Book Store.
"A son was born on New Years da
5 to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Knox, Frankli
street.
= -Messrs. Bert. West and R. Cisle
will leaye today for Cincinnati, to re
} sumo their studies in dentistry.
Mr.. H.'C. Angert will leave toda
for Cincinnati. after weeks visit her
with relatives.
, Mr.. Louis Lehnhard, of Colorad
Springs, Col, is visiting his mother o
Fifth street.
, Mr.. Will Angert, of Cincinnati,
visiting friends and relatives in tn
city,
-Messrs. Arthur and Herbert Sloan
will leave this evening to resume thei
studies in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Chas. Sugden arrived Saturda
evening from Cincinnati where he ha
been spending the Holidays
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