Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-09-01

Personal and
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DIR. M. L. williamsoiie

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Rev Mr.. Bower has returned from
a visit with relatives in Cleveland.
Miss Becca zumbro of Bartlett is
the guest of friends on the West Side.
John Gorley, a laborer at Knox's
boatyard, was overcome by the neat
yesterday morning. He was taken to
Mason & Doors West Side, and given
some medicine, after which he became
better
Mr.. II. p. Warner, of Amesville,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. j. Mercer, of the Chesterhill
Leader, is in the city on business.
Anil Pasha, the fontune teller and
seer, left yesterday afternoon for New
ark, o., wher he will spend few days.
He wall then go to Portsmouth
x-postmaster d. j. Richards, of
GAINESVILLE, for many years manager of
the Times Recorder, was in the city
yesterday, meetlng with comrades of
the l4S e. o. V. l., who are making ar
rangements for their annual reunion.
Attorney Ralph Startling, of Coal
Run, was in the city yesterday.
"A horse belonging to the City
Transfer Co. kicked itself loose from
the wagon in front of the KnOx-Sav-
age building yesterday and ran around
to tie company's office on Second
street, where it was caught No dam
age was done.
Mr.. Daniel Young, of Belpre town
ship, was business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Il. V. Martin and family moved
from 1872 Third street to the corner of
Franklin and Putnam yesterday.
DIR. W. S. Ross moved to this city
yesterday from Waverly.
The National Supply Co. have
been making some changes in their
clerical force at their stores in this
city and ST. Marys Mr. s. Ahrendts
is the new bookkeeper at their store
here and Mr.. Harry Moore has been
transferred to st. Marys, where he will
serve as bookkeeper. Mr. Arthur
Moore, of Pittsburg came here yester-
day, to work as clerk in the Marietta
store.
MIR. William Finch, who has been
working in the oil field at Scio, moved
his family to this city yesterday and
will reside on Wooster street He
formerly lived here and was engaged
in railroading.
Mr.. VIM. Evans and family
moved from ParKersburg to this city
yesterday. They will occupy rooms in
the new Ranger block.
Mr.. ]. j. Fox, OF Oil City, moved
into a house on Third street, near the
, nitarian church, yesterday.
Mr.. C. II. Cramer and family, from
New Ork City, arrived yesterday and
will make their home in part of the
Ranger block.
j. R. Currys new horse. Jim
Spanker," took fourth money" in the
race at Canal Dover Wednesday.
Miss Dennis, who has been visit
ing Mrs. e. e.. Roeser, left yesterday
for her home at Bradford, Pa.
Suit has been filed in Common
Pleas court by Elizabeth Decker
against D. d. Stowe Plaintiff asks
judgment for $46l.5O with interest.
Mrs Pomerine, wno has been Wis
iting her parents, Gen. and Mrs. A. j.
Warner, left over the C. & M. yester-
day afternoon for her home in Gosh
octon.
Sergeant Arthur F. Cole, who has
been serving with tne Government En-
gineer Corps in Cuba, arrived home
yesterday. After short visit here he
win return to Ouba and 50 into busi-
ness for himself.
Der Damen Veren" of the Ger
man M. q. church spent the afternoon
very pleasantly at Devols Dam yester-
day. They made the trip in a band
wagon.
"A meeting of the Marietta Medical
Society will be held at DR.. Cotton's Of
fee this evening at O'Clock.
In the list of pensions granted
Wednesday, Aug. 80, is that of John
Reynolds, Marietta, SIT.
Mrs. W. E. Goodrich, of Woods
field, is calling on friends in the city.
- quiet little wedding took place
at lie home of the brides father, $50
Fourth street, at half past one We'd
nesday The contracting parties were
Mr. Morris Danford, of Hlramsburg, o.,
and Miss May Gorby, of this city. The
happy pair left over the c. & NJ. Tor a
short trip. The wellwlshing of their
many friends attends them. Rev. w.
w. Cans was the officiating minister.