Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-08-02
eHouousuSHsHSseasHSHssssen
3 Personal and Local. 3
SeuOHonsnSnon ono onoHSuons

evening and will visit their uncle and
other relatives for week or two.
Mr.. Henry Best, formerly with
Jones & Son, this city, leaves on the
Keystone.State this morning for Ports
moull to accept position in a dry
goods store at that place.
--aiss Clara Bay, of Bethesda Hos
pital, Cincinnati, is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Bay, Second
street.
Our samples from the largest ex-
elusive Custom Tailoring house in the
United States are in. Please give us a
look before you order a suit. Fit and
workmanship guaranteed!
S. r. VANMETRE G co.
The meeting of the board of man
ayers of the Woman's Home will be
held This morning at 9 o'clock, with
Mrs. j. p Daing, Second street.
Mr.. Walter c. Peters, collector for
,ne Marietta Transfer Co., took in the
Cincinnati excursion Saturday night
and Sunday, and is now reaping the
consequences of being so far away
from home. supposed to be a reaction
from an attack of homesickness.
Frank Heskman and family have
moved from Evans City, Pa, to 1872
Front street, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Langley and
Miss Susie Dersman, of Chillicothe, ARE
the guests of Conductor Geo. Conner
and family, West Side.
MIR. N. Covert and wife of Jack
son Ridge, Monroe county, are at Mr..
J. P. Wards, Fifth street. Mrs.vJose
Davidson, of Antioch, is also visiting
Mr., and Mrs. Ward Mr.. Covert and
Mrs. Davidson are brother and sister
of Mrs. Ward.
Mr.. Chester Magnani, who former
ly conducted fruit store here. and
later in Parkersburg, has bought the
fruit business of Deyino Lippi, on Put
nam street, and has assumed possession
The German Lutheran church and
Sunday School will picnic at Eureka
Buckeye Park Thursday of this week.
The steamer Duffey will carry the pic
nickers to the grounds, leaving the
wharf at $3.50, $3.50, 1890 and $3.50.
-Wanted--A dining room girl,at the
st. Cloud Hotel.
Mr. M. M. Doan has purchased the
interest of his partner, Mr.. ]. R. Curry,
in the Palace Livery Stable on Second
street. Mr.. Doan took charge of af-
fairs Tuesday morning.
Attorney H. B. Coen will leave the
last of the week for Cleveland and
Buffalo on business. On his return he
will visit at his former home in Noble
county.
Mrs. L. V. Martin is visiting rela.
| tives at Lowell this week
Miss Blanche Cutler, of Sisters
vile, who was a student at the Aca-
denny last year. was in the city yester.
day. She left on the H. e o. in the af.
ternoon for Mansfield to visit hen
friend, Miss Grace Wolfe, for two
weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Abbott, who lives in
the third story of the Donnelly build.
ing on lower Front street, suffered q
stroke of paralysis Sunday. Mr.. ant
Mrs Abbott are bot h advanced ii
years and are in feeble health. They
win probaly be taken to the County
Inlirmary.
Washington County Teachers In.
stitute August 14th to 18TH
The Presbyterian social of Veto
will meet with Mrs, McVocar Tuesday
afternoon and evening, Aug 10th. Ice
cream and cake will be served in the
evening.
Mr.. ]. w. Simpson went to McCon,
nelsVlle yesterday ON business anC
will remain several days.
Henry Peters moved from All Sec.
ond to SOC Fourth street yesterday.
-Brakemen E. R. Eyeland and Geo
Gaheen, of the B. & o. S. w. main
line, We're in the city on business yes,
terday.
-llr. and Mrs w. G. Way expect tc
leave Thursday for an eastern trip
Mrs. Ways brother, Mr.. ChAs. X. Pat
terson, of Columbus, will accompany
them.
The Rev. X. F. Theme, whose care
appears in the business locals, has EN-
barked in the insurance business, anC
has the agency for several first-clas!
companies.
Excursion to Toledo and return
$1.50 round rip, Sunday, Aug. 13
Train leaves Marietta via T. s. o. C. q
early Sunday morning, connecting
with the boat for Detroit at Toledo
Leave Detroit about 4;30 p. m. anC
| nTsla1S. or O.