Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-31
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Personal and Local.


who has been so seriously Ill OF ty-
phoid fever, is improving.
Mr.. John Cleary, of Constitution,
who was so very i'll with typhoid pneu-
monia, Is again able to be about.
Mr.. Clint Hardwick, of Gravel
Bank was in the city Monday.
Mr.. Friend w. Cochran, who was
formerly connected with the Ohio VAL
ley Business College, was in town Mon
day. He is now living with his father
near Reno.
Miss Charlotte Small went to Chill
licothe Monday to visit for few days.
w. b. Galtree, special agent of the
Postal Department, set said from st.
Augustine, Florida, Monday for Cuba
on business connected with the De-
partment.
Mr.. N. r. McVay, of Oregon, who
is visiting relatives in this city and
neighborhood, returned Monday morn
ing from a trip to Wheeling, where he
was the guest of his brother over Sun
day.
The funeral of Miss Clementine Be-
dillon occurred at Reas Run Sunday.
Miss Bedilllon was the afIianced bride
of DR.. Hume, of this city, and that
which was to have been her bridal
dress served as her burial robe. Drs.
Ward, Ferguson, Cisler Williamson
and Dye and Attorney w. e. Sykes,
who are personal friends of DR.. Hume,
attended the funeral
-Lost-White and yellow beagle
dog. Address Chester Dyar rural de-
livery. S3t
Mrs. C. ]. vanvaley went to
Broadwell Monday to visit relatives.
The party that has been camping
at Mile Run for the past several weeks
broke camp and moved Monday, con-
tnuing their trip to Pennsylvania
They started about a week ago, but
found that the roads were too bad for
travel and gave up the attempt.
Mr. j. f. Partridge, Travelling Au-
ditor of the OHIO River road, was in
the city Monday checking up the local
office.
Mr.. ]. S. VanValey, of Virgin, who
has been critically i'll for the past two
months, is reported as improved and
with better prospects of ultimate re-
covery than for some time past.
Mr.. Dale Shafer, who has been so
seriously i'll of typhoid pneumonia, is
improving nicely.
On Monday afternoon five very
large and heavy loads of oil we'll sup
plies were seen crossing the Putnam
street bridge at one time. Some of
the loads required four horses to haul.
"A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs Calder, of Parkersburg, Sunday
morning, The little one is a grand
daughter Of Mrs. d klBergen, Wooster
street. '0" t.''.t
The Gilman avenue M. e. church
has been having a very successful SER
les of meetings and on Sunday last
had twelve accessions to the church.
-Nir. Tim Penwell who has had
charge of the Oil Well Supply Co. S
store at Cairo, was in the city over
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
al. V. Penwell, and left Monday morn
ing to take charge of the store of the
same company at St. Marys.
The Marietta Wheelmen held their
regular melting at their rooms in the
Union Block Monday night. 1t was
decided to give up their winter apart
ers. Bicycle racing will be held as
heretofore, under l.. A. w. rules and
sanction
The body if Mr.. l. N. Lund, broth
er of ex-Treasurer Lund, arrived in
this city Sunday night and was taken
care of by Fuller until Monday morn
ing, when it was reshipped to Macks-
burg, where intermcnt is to be made
in Lund cemetery.
Mrs. James Drain, of Gravel Bank
was in the city Monday.
Quito n number of petit jurors ar
rived in the city Monday from theil
homes, where ley have been spend
ing Sunday. Common Pleas cour
will convene with the jury in the boz
at nine o'clock this morning,
Attorney W. e. Sykes left for Co
lumbus on business yesterday.
Mr.. Pemberton Palmer, of Salen
township, was lin town Monday on bus
iness.
The costumes in "Tammany Tig
ers" are magnificent, the scenic en-
vlronments novel and beautiful, tn
singing and dancing way beyond com
petition, and in the choruses are som
of the prettiest girls on the stage thi
season. Auditorium tomorrow night.