Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sHSHSnsI
9 Personal and Local.



Mrs. william B. Gaitree, S1S Third
street, has Issued invitations for
party at her home Saturday evening
from to 8 o'clock, in honor of her
guests, Mrs. II. w Chapman and Miss
Weidman of Chillicothe.
There was quite warm time in
the Bast End the other night. A
drunken man whose name we were un-
able to learn, had been annoying the
women at different places all the after
noon. He called at the ibome of Weed
Coon and Miss Martha told him to
leave. He did not seem inclined to do
so and she pushed him off the steps.
He pulled his coat and they engaged in
a fiisticuff. One of her brothers engag-
ed in the battle. as did also her mother
Finally the fellow started away, when
4aar.aa, according to report, threw a
brlcltbat at him, striking him on tine
head and knocking him down A po-
liceman was called, and a doctor also
They examined the man and pro-
nounced him not seriously hurt. 1t is
likely, however, that he will pay at
tention to the warning of women when
they tell him to leave the premises.
-4Ae Leaders desk was frightened
yesterday by a generous boquet of
sweet peas sent in by Mrs. Henry
Bacher. of the West Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fouts, of Nc
Connelsville, are in the city,
-B. B. Putnam will leave today for
Buckhanon, W. Va, on business, TO be
gone several days
Mr.. s. Hildreth Putnam is in the
city for few days. He is with the
firm of Cobbs 6 McKinnOn, Chicago, a
reliable concern which handles stocks,
bonds and securities.
Mr. Claude ]. Cleminger arrived
in the city Wednesday from his stud
les lat the Denver Medical School, Den
yer, Colorado. He left this morning
for Cairo, w Va, where he will spend
a part of his vacation in hunting and
fishing and other sports.
Mr.. w. f. Robertson and wife
leave to-day for Magnetic Springs, near
Delaware, where they will stay some
time for treatment for Mr.. Robertson,
who is suffering With rheumatism
Miss Pheha Hill, who recently
went to Springfield to attend her
grandmother's funeral, is now report
ed to be suffering from scarlet fever in
that city.
Mr.. G. A. Sullivan, OF the C. C. &
S. railroad, GAINESVILLE, and Mr.. c. c.
Harrison, of the q. Il o. r., were busi-
ness visitors in the city Wednesday,
Mrs. F. T. Dye, of Grand Rapids
Mich, arrived in the city Tuesday eve
ming for visit of some weeks with
her parents, Col. and Mrs. ]. H. Riley
Fairvlew Heights.
Miss Florence A, McNeal left Wed.
nesday evening for an extended vaca-
ton visit with friends.
Gutenberg Lodge No, 319, l. O. O.
F., will hold regular session this
Thursday evening at their hall. Work
IN ,..e initlatory degree will be given
All members invited to be present.
The Marietta Electric Company
has made a rate for the round trip on
their line of one fare. That is per-
son may get on at any point and ride
over the entire line and back to the
starting point for single fare, instead
of ten cents as heretofore.
MIR. Walter Best has accepted a po-
sitiOn with Turner, Ebinger & Co and
entered upon his duties.
Mr., Lee Miraben was taken sud
denly i'll at the St. James hotel We'd
nesday morning about half past eight
O'Clock and was unconscious for about
four hours, He was able to be out
Wednesday evening, though very weak
AIRS. Juliette Nichols leaves today
for New York, where she will embark
for Europe for an indefinite stay.
The Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity
held its annual banquet at the boa
house Wednesday evening. A number
of prominent out of town people were
present and enjoyed the evening thor.
oughly. This fraternity will give a
dance Friday evening at the same
place.
Mr.. George j. Hardway, an archi.
tect who has been spending a few days
in the city looking after business, lef
Wednesday afternoon for his home il
Cleveland.
Little Dudley D. Nye, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. r. Nye, Fourth street, will
be at home to a number of little
friends this Thursday afternoon from
8 until o'clock,
Mr. Maurice Donahue, of McCon
nelsville, is in the city being treated b!
DIR. Mclaughlin for a cancerous affec
tion.
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