Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-08-13
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9 Personal and Local. :
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opening scene OF the Al u. Field Great
er Minstre1s, Marietta, ATg II.
The first well on the Welsh farm
at Tunnel was drilled and shot and has
a showing of fifteen or twenty barrels.
The second location has also been
made on the same farm. Locations
have also been made on the Finch,
Reed, and Perdew farms nearby.
Mr.. A. Coffman went to Tunnel
yesterday TO be gone over Sunday.
Miss Alice Cole and Miss Amelia
Goebel who have been employed as
nurses in one of the hospitals in
Brooklyn, have returned home for a
short visit
MIR. HarleyBeagle came down from
Elba yesterday to spend Sunday with
his mother and friends.
DIR. John SSivington left yesterday
for Plttsburg
MIR Joe. oConnor has as his guest
his brother, Fergus o'Connor, of Hart
ford, Conn.
Judge and Mrs. sibley left yester-
day for a trip down the river to visit
| friends
The reserved seat sale for the Al
Field minstrels Thursday night will
open at Beagle & Lytle's drug store
| Tuesday morning
Mrs. Charles Meisenhelder and
son left yesterday for Chillicothe to
visit friends.
MIR. Bert West left yesterday after
noon for Boston.
Hon. and Mrs. R. NJ. stimson
have returned home from an extended
visit in the east.
Something new in souvenir spoons
Pioneer Jewelry Store
DIR. Ross, of Bartlett, is very i'll
with typhoid fever. DR.. Mcclure went
out yesterday, being called into con-
sultation by DR.. Parker.
MIR. Samuel ongar, the New York
Ladies' Tailor, has returned from New
York with the latest styles and goods
for ladies tailor made suits.
Mr.. Herman Angert left last night
for Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Miss Alice Slaterly, of Columbus,
arrived in Marietta Saturday, and is
the guest of Miss Lille Corner, of Cor
nervnle.
Mrs. Joseph Holdren and children
lelt yesterday for a visit at Newells
Run.
Mr. Beman Dawes came in a day
or so ago from Newark, and is to re-
main few days. Mr.. Dawes has bust
ness interests at Little Rock, Arkansas
which are occupying a large share OF
his attention.
Mr.. w. N. Payne, of Silverton
Jackson county, w. Va, is in the city
and will probably be here more or les;
this fall, buying apples.
Mrs. Jewett Palmer is quite i'll al
her home on Harmar Hill.
Mr.. William H. Cole, who, lives
east of town, is quite seriously sick.
Washington County Teachers In.
stitute August 18th to 18th.
Miss Emma Payne, of Chicago, /.
in the city to remain several days, the
guest OF Miss Minnie Leeper, Second
street.
Earl the little son of DIR. ]. C
Hardy, met with an accident Friday
while at his uncle's, Mr.. Benz bake
Whipple He fell against a reapinl
machine and sustained a cut in one o
his legs.
Owing to numerous requests
Pasha, Clairvoyant, will remain at AL
Second street one week longer. Read
ings, 25 cents
Washington County Teachers In
stltute, Andrews Hall, August 14-1S.
The social at Mile Run church las
evening was very successful affair
The church netted 500
Mrs. A. Trusdall, of GAINESVILLE
, is stopping at the Albion, West Side
She is under treatment by DR.. Nc
Laughlin.
Attorney A. A. Trawford of Graf
ton, w. Va, is in the city on legal bus
mess.
Mr.. w. f. Schaller, of Cincinnati
inventor and manufacturer Of schal
ler's Vapor oven, is in the city. He
putting in one of his ovens at storcks'
bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw, Morton, G
Newcomerstown, are visiting friend
, on the West Side
mr.. Howard Flick, of this city ha
his wheel broken accidentally at tn
Watertown picnic yesterday. II
started 90 walk totown in the evening
but was taken into buggy by friend!