Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-11-23
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been here the past three weeks, ex-
poets ito return to his home at North
Fairfield, Huron county, Ohio, today.
He will go from here to Portsmouth
to remain few days visiting his son,
Cornelius.
in town today.He IS just back from
Manila, whore he served ten months
in our army, part of the time as pr-
vate and part of the time as hospital
steward. He is just recovering from
an attack of typhoid fever.
Remember this is Ingathering
Day at the Woman's Home.
The street cars will take you near
the door of the Woman's Home today,
where you will be served with a good
chicken pie dinner.
Mr.. O. ]. Fuller was a business
visitor in Belpre yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Dr. H. N. Curtis visited
friends in Parkersburg Wednesday af-
ternoon.
MIR. ]. c. Blackburn, of Cambridge
was in the city on business yesterday
Attorney A. L. Smith went to Bel
pre- yesterday afternoon to hunt. OF
course he will leave all of his game
down there and his friends will have to
take lawyers word as to the amount
he gets
Capt ]. H. Shaw, of Belpre, who
has been receiving treatment at a
Chicago hospital, is expected home for
thanksgiving. He is much better.
-Chas. Dana and G. ]. LaVallee, of
the Marietta Paint and Color Co., are
in Chicago on business.
DIR. VanWinkle, of Belpre, and Dr.
Davidson, of Parkersburg, performed
very successful operation upon Mr.
William Hill, respected citizen of
Belpre, Tuesday. Mr. Hill has been
in very poor nealth, but since the op-
GRAFTON is very much improved
Mr.. e. X. Ballard, of Fillmore, was
a business visitor in the city yesterday
William Cranston, of Dalzell, was
in town Wednesday,
Attorney c. S. Turnbaugh, of
Cambridge, was in the city on business
Wednesday.
The County Commissioners were
up in Grandview Wednesday and in
spected the two sections Of road re-
Gently graded and otherwise improved
by VIM. Fisher They say that it is
one of the best jobs ever done in the
county.
Geo. Eyssen is at Macksburg on
business.
M. G. Geider, of Plttsburg, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Eugene Hupp, the oil man has
moved from Bradford, Pa, to 917
Front street, this city.
j. M. Miller moved yesterday from
Stone street to Lancaster street.
The Sunday School of the Ger
man Lutheran church will give an
oyster supper at the parsonage
Thanksgiving eve.
Mr.. John Nachtigal, Sr., was re-
ported as being worse yesterday.
There will be a meeting of Mari
eta Cnapter, No So, A. L u, Friday
evening. All members requested to be
present.
Harry Potter was business VISIT
or in Parkersburg yesterday.
Joseph Smith, of Fifteen, was in
town yesterday. He was very much
elated over his oil prospects, as the
United States Oil Co. were making
their first shipment of oil from the
well on his farm.
Squire VIM. Simpson, of Decatur,
was in town Wednesday.
Judge Leeper left yesterday after
noon for Columbus on a short business
trip.
w. Il. Buen is a business visitor at
Lowell.
John Humphrey moved yesterday
from Ward street to Eighth and War
rem.
L. c. Maxwell, of Barlow, was in
the city on business Wednesday.
r.. j. Simpson, who has been off
duty for several days on account of a
badly infiamed eye, is able to be on
the road again.
Misses Phebe and jamie Green,
VINO have been visiting in the city,re
turned to their hcme at Fleming We'd
nesday.
The daughter of Walter Webster,
pumper at the Water Works station,
is very sick wiz. lung fever.
j. w. Dysle went to Wheeling yes
terday afternoon to attend the meet
ing OF the Shriners, now in session in
tlat city.