Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-09-06
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2 Personal and Local. 9

WOOu anu DT. CuTllS nave all ItluTH-
ed from Boston, whittier they went
last Wednesday as Marletta's official
representatives at the presentation of
the silver service to the gunboat Ma
rietta They all speak very heartily of
their treatment while in Boston, of the
splendid entertainment provided for
them during their stay in the eastern
city and especially are they loud in
their praises of the famous craft which
bears the name of our little city.
Manager Lucas wishes to an
nounce that the performances of the
Rays at the Auditorium tonight will
begin promptly at o'clock, standard
time.
Mr.. Walter Chalfant, of Constltu-
tion, who had his eye badly injured
by being struck by cork from a gin
ger ale bottle Saturday, is under the
care of Dr. Gallagher, who is making
every effort TO avoid the loss of the
eye. 1t is feared, however, that he will
| lOS6 lHt USE VI iuiA CJS'
Mr.. A. d. Follett returned home
yesterday morning from "a months
pleasure trip in the east 1t will be re-
membered that Mr.. Follett took
prominent part in the preparations for
the silver service presentation at Bos-
ton.
Conductor George Milllner was
called to his home at Canal Dover yes
terday. His little daughter had fallen
down stairs and broken her arm, be-
side sustaining other injuries.
Miss Winnie Clark, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Robertson, left
yesterday for her home in Little
Washington, Pa.
-Messrs. L. c. Lawton and James
awton, of Barlow, LETT yesterday af-
ternoon over tine q. & o. r. for Pueblo
Col. They are going there for the
benefit of their health.
Misses Helen Curtis and Janette
Lockwood went to Parkersburg yester-
day afternoon, where they will visit
Miss Curtis's aunt, Mrs. L. M. Skinner,
for a few days.
Mr.. John Crooks, of the National
Supply. Co. store, is enjoying a two
weeks vacation.
Mr.. E. Bragg moved yesterday
from Wllliamstown to house on
Fourth street.
Mr.. Walter Fischer, of Macksburg,
arrived in city yesterday to be in
good time for che convention.
General A. j. Warner is attending
the meeting of the New England BIZ
metallic League, at Crescent Park,
Providence, R. 1.
Mr.. A. T. Williamson, of Grand
view, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Myra Holllster, who has been
the guest of friends in the city, left
Monday for her home in Kansas
} Mr. Chas. H. Jordan visited his
parents in Beverly the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Sedrick and
Hiss Sedrick went out to Utley yester-
day afternoon, where they will attend
the funeral today of Mr.. Charles H.
france, Mr.. Seidrick's brother-in-law.
Mrs. Elizabeth Walpole, who was
lately discharged from the Athens
Hospital for the Insane as cured, pass
ed through the city yesterday enroute
to her home near Malta. She is in
very poor health and had to be carried
on cot. Her son, Mr. A. NJ. Walpole,
of Corning, and Mr.. Pennell, of Malta,
accompanied her.
Mr.. VIM Blohm moved yesterday
from Second street opposite the Union
, Depot, to one of the new Kirby houses
, on Second street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Berry and
| daughter, Miss Ella, will leave this
I morning for Detroit to visit two weeks
with Rev. John F. Berry oldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Berry.
Mr.. William Blclm has moved in
: to the upper house of the thre just
9 finished by Mr.. S. B. Kirby. This
I house, and its two fellows, are in ev-
/ cry way tasty and complete dwellings
and serve very much to improve that
portion of Second street on which they
are located.
Mr.. Hal Humiston, of East Or
ange, N. Y, is in the city, at Mrs. Cut
ler's, Washington street Mr.. Humls-
ton is a musician of note, and he gave
, and informal organ recital at the FRS
Presbyterian church Tuesday morn
inf, an event which was greatly enjoy.
ed by those fortunate enough to be
, present.
5 Mr. Harry Schuff. Last Greene
street, has accepted position with
: Otto Bros, and entered upon his duties
= Tuesday morning.