Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-08-16
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Personal and Local.
Observation-Disclosures

York TO take charge of the work of in
structing in the military department
of the Clinton Liberal Institute at Fort
Plain, New York.
The reserved seat sale for the AL.
G. Field minstrel opened yesterday
morning at Beagle & Lytle's drug store
Mrs. Glassner, who has been the
guest of her son, Mr.. A. b. Regnler,
for several weeks, expects TO return to
her home in Philadelphia today.
Miss Grace Davis will give a dance
tonight at the Boat House to about
fifty of her friends in honor of her
guest, Miss Struber
DIR. Rowson, v. s., was called to
Archers Forks yesterday on business.
Mr.. Phil Lfnns, the Bellevue's
popular clerk, is back to business af-
ter vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. w. L. Neubeck and child have
returned from sojourn at Cambridge.
Born, in this city, Tuesday morn
ing, August 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. c. E.
Corwin a son. Name, Dodney Will
liam. Grandson TO Hon. and Mrs R.
vi. Stlmson.
Rev. j. e. Artis has as his guest
Rev, L. d. Senior, who formerly came
from Kingston, Jamaica
Mr.. Joseph Williams, editor of the
Leader at st. Marys, was in, the city
last evening
The family of Mr. Rouse Lanam,
North Hart street, are Wishing rela-
tives at Lowell and Coal Run for about
a week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Mills, who
have spent several weeks in England
and Scotland, are expected home today
-Kingsbury and Giere, the great
musical mokes, are with Fields min
strels, Auditorium Thursday evening.
Rev. Edward Campbell and wife,
Ossian, Indiana, who have been visit
ing at Mrs Campbell's parents in Sis
tersvllle, are expected to make short
visit in this city this week.
Miss Kathryn Gear left yesterday
for a three weeks visit with Miss
Blanche Cutler, of Sistersville.
Miss E. A. Stossmeister and neph-
ew, Clarence Schriver, of Cincinnati,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends here for The past month, will
leave this morning for their homes
Mr.. j. G. Brennan and family expect
to leave today for JOY, A hens county
where they will visit for about two
weeks.
Mr.. Geo. Bettis, of the glass works
who has been on a combined business
and pleasure "trip to Detroit returned
Monday evening.
Mr.. H. Bettis, of Martins Ferry
spent Tuesday in the city the guest o
his son George.
Mr. John Singer and company viii
give sacred concert at the meeting
at the Fair Grounds this evening at {
p. m All invited.
MIR. Will s. Richardson has re.
turned from ten days purchasing
trip in New York City.
DIR. ]. r. Ferguson ana a party o
Rittsburg friends have gone TO the up
per Kanawha river region for a week
outing,
An octette of superb voices will
!. Fields MINISTRIES, Auditorium Thurs
a day night.
Miss Hope Turner left over the q
& o. yesterday afternoon for McCon
nelsville to visit her grandmother
Mrs, F. L. Ramsey.
Mr.. d. ]. Riley went to Watertowr
yesterday to arrange for drilling /;
well on the Wltekind farm near -ha
place.
"A number of Marietta people at
: tended the Epworh League picnic a
Fountain Park, near Vincent, yester
day
Mr.. Harry Flesher, of ParkersburG
was in the city yesterday, presumabl!
/. making preparations for court.
Miss Daisy DtIne of Parkersburg
is the guest of Mrs. r. A. Underwood
, Third street.
MIR. George w, Smith, of Aureliu-
: township, color-bearer of the 92d o
V. l., is in the city seeing friends, Mr.
Smith has his eye on the diredtorshil
of ,ne Infirmary, and his announce
! ment may be found elsewhere
S -A1izsses Augusta and Jessie Fout
arrived home Monday evening after I
pleasant visit of six weeks will
: friends in Morgan county.
Mr. C. L. Wilson, of Belpre
| member of the class of so, Mariett;
. College, is calling on friends in tn
! city.