Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-08
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


Of several weeks here with relatives.
Capt S. NJ. Decker, of the Four. |
teepth Minnesota Volunteers, left
Monday night for Chickamauga, hav-
ing been here ON four days leave OF
absence visiting relatives.
Mrs. W. b. Rodgers gave picnic
at Walnut Hill farm Tuesday evening
In honor of Mr.. Rodgers sister, Miss
Clara Rodgers.
Mr.. c. G. Henking, of the College,
has returned from visit to his home
at Gallipolis.
"A son was born Tuesday afternoon,
June 7th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Congleton, Second street
Miss May Riley expects guest on
Thursday of this Week.-Mrs. Marie
Derrickson, of New York City. The
young lady has visited here before, and
will be pleasantly remembered by
many friends.
The class of 1901, Marietta College,
enjoyed picnic at the head of the
island Tuesday afternoon as guests of
Prof. NJ. r. Andrews.
-Messrs George Null and William
Cline, of Liberty township, were in
Marietta Tuesday adv coating the erec-
ton of a much-needed bridge across
Pawpaw creek at the mouth of Camp
bell Run. 1t is conceded that the
bridge is badly needed, but it will
probably not be built until next year,
as the cost of repairing bridges dam
aged by the food practically eats up
the fund for that purpose.
There will be social for the bene-
fit of Centenary cemetery held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Goddard,
near Cutler, Saturday evening, June
11th. Strawberries and ice cream will
be served and everyone is most cor
daily invited.
Mrs. Donald P. Hart, of Cleveland,
and Mr. Lawrence Buell., of Detroit,
are expected to arrive in the city OH
Saturday of this week.
Miss Lille Lancaster will leave to-
day for Gallipolis, to enjoy vaca-
tion of two weeks, visiting friends.
Mrs. John Leonard returned yes
terday from Wheeling, where she has
} been for a week past.
DIR. r. S. Gage, of Qualey, was in
Marietta on business Tuesday. The
Doctor has recently improved and en-
larged the mill at Qualey by adding
new machinery.
Mr.. William A. Davis. carpenter at
the Athens State Hospital, passed
through this city Tuesday on his way
8 to Cam bridge to visit his sister.
S The little Misses Harriet and Jes
= sic Follett We're the pleased recipient !.
: Monday evening of fine pony ant
9 cart, with complete outfit. The gif
t was a surprise, planned by thei
e parents.
: Clarence Pfaff, who for the pas
three weeks has suffered severe at
tack of acute rheumatism is improving
n Born, Tuesday, June nth, to MI
:. and Mrs. Helum Devol, Fearing street
=. West Side, a son.
e Mrs. c. A. Leland. of Caldwell. wa
It the guest Tuesday OF her aunt, Mrs. G
r ]. Lund. Fourth street.
Mr.. Henry Cisler returned Tuesda
from business trip to Pittsburg.
Mr.. George Feeters, of Martin
:. Ferry, is the guest of relatives an
:. friends here.
u Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Fischer an
p grandchildren returned Tuesday fror
N q visit Of several weeks with relative
in Newport, KY.
The ladies of the Universalis
church Of Watertown will give an ic
g. cream and strawberry social in Laflin
d Hall on Saturday evening. June It'll
,r Every body cordially invited.
10 -Messrs. Edgar Langenberg an
le Carl Lansley returned home to Beverl
q Tuesday evening after u visit wit
friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Wood returne
ID home Tuesday afternoon from a visi
,e of several weeks at Mt. Clemens, Mict
IN Mr.. John Plumley, of Little Hocl
RS ing, was visitor in Marietta Tuesday
TO The Alpha Kappa Literary Societ
re of the College has elected the follow
ing officers for the coming year: W. f
Wolfe, President; R. d. Ford, Vic
President; Dana Johnston, Secretary
G. Story, Librarian; William Schafel
Assistant Librarian.
lv The Steamer Catherine Davis is e,
b. pected to arrive today from Pitts bur
with the pontoon bridge recently pu
chased for use between this city an
Williamstown during low water.