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

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is beng erected for Mr.. Pape
opposite the. College, fell off the
steps and broke his arm. The
little boys arm had but recently got
well from fracture which was receiv-
ed few weeks ago.
Miss Florence Boyd, who has been
visiting relatives near Lancaster, re-
turned home yesterday noon.
Mr.. Chas. X. Rife, who recently
resigned his position as reporter on
the Daily Times, to take effect today,
will go to work Monday as reporter
for the Daily Register.
Mr.. Walter Leonard who has
been actively engaged gathering news
for the Daily Register during the sum
mer, will quit his work there this eve
ming and will return to College next
week.
Guard ]. II. Haddow, of the Ohio
pen1entiary, is visiting relatives in the
city,
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. George
Pfelffer, of Gratey p. o., a daughter,
Thursday morning, Sept. Z.
Miss Clara Knowles, who has been
visiting at the Dana farm, near Bever-
ly for several weeks, has returned
home.
Miss Nancy Ryan, who has been
for several weeks the guest of Mrs. j.
C. Goebel, left last night for her home
in ST. Louis.
Miss Jennie Mcclure of the Register
? composing rooms, left yesterday after
noon for Mansfield to visit relatives.
Miss Anna Wallace went to
Pennsvlle yesterday afternoon to at
tend the funeral of her grandmother
= Mrs. Sarah Rainey, whose death oc-
< Cured at her home in Toledo Thurs
day.
Hon. Dudley s. Nye, his sister,
MRS. Towne, and his daughter, Miss
, Virginia, left yesterday for Chillicothe
9 Mrs. Towne, and his daughter Miss
to visit Mrs. Brown and other friends.
t Miss Emma Mueller will open her
5 kindergarten next Monday at the reci-
t taton room in the rear of Putnam
t Hail. The prospects thus far for the
= coming year are very encouraging,
t there being about thirty enrolled.
t Mrs. Robinson and children of
: Alabama, came here last evening and
t will here after be residents of Mari
L eta
Miss Blanche Leeper expects 10
. leave next week for Painesville, whore
she will attend school the coming
= year.
: Mr.. P. D. seeley, of London, KY,
star route contractor, is in the city
making arrangements to sublet the
contract of carrying the Watertown-
. Marietta mail.
5. Mrs P. l.. Cole came here several
II days ago from Denver, Ind, and is
= now staying at the st. James. Mr.. and
Mrs Cole expect to move to Amesville
before long, where Mr.. Cole is inter
= ested in the grindstone business.
: Mr.. Will Barnhart, who has been
/, visiting his parents at Porterfeld, re-
! turned to the city last evening.
n Mr. Geo. Ahrendts, who is employ
s ed by the Richter Milling Co., of Will
e Jamestown, has moved his family from
IL GAINESVILLE TO Wllllamstown.
e Mr.. Jay Belford,who went to Cald.
C we'll Thursday, will return Monday
B. accompanied by Mrs. Belford and child
u who have been visiting relatives there
for two weeks,
Mrs. Daniel Miller, of Middletown
o Ohio, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c
" w. Richards.
n The Presbyterian social of Veto
5, will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B
y McGill Thursday afternoon and even
ing, Sept. 81. Ice cream and cake will
be served in the evening. All are in
vited
70 The funeral services of Mrs. Jacol
~ Conrad will take place at the German
q st. Luke's church at o'clock this af
8 ternoon. IntermeLt will occur at Oal
j Grove cemetery.
,6 Miss Elizabeth NJ. Spies, of this
% city, has just had published an origin
al composition for the piano, calle(
Dance of the Fairies" The art worl
st of the title page is the composers anC
:, has much merit as has also the musi
cal composition.
&C. B. Sunderland sold the W. w
= Kennedy property yesterday to w. e
Grlhln of Willlamstown. Considera
tlon $2,5OO. The property is on tn,
west side of Third street, above Sacr;
- Via, and the lot is 40 by 1870 feet in siz
Mr.. Griffin will occupy the premise
October 1st.