Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-08-25
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ant business interests there.
An amateur bicycle race will take
place on the Caldwell fair ground,
sept. Z, between amateurs of Noble
county only.
Numerous special attractions will
appear at the Caldwell fair Stpe 6, Z
and 8.
Rev O. C. Colegrove, the superln-
tendent of the Uniyersalist churches
and Sunday schools of Ohio, will
preach at Watertown Aug 2G and 27,
at 1880 p. m.
The Sunday School of the Beverly
Presbyterian church enjoyed picnic
on Muskingum Park Thursday. The
party came down on the steamer Sono-
ma.
Mrs c. j. Mcintosh, Mrs.
Z. h. Applegate and daughter and Mr.
l.. C. Robinson, all of Beverly, were
down yesterday with the Beverly Pres
b9lci IAN plChlCs
The Marietta Library and Read
ing Room managers return thanks
for fine assortment of books donat-
ed by Mr.. C. H. Taylor. The ass0cia-
tiOn will be thankful to any others
who may have books or magazines to
spare.
-Messrs. Thomas II. Sugden and
Robert Shiers expect to leave today
for the 1henaux Islands, Michigan, to
remain there four weeks fishing ana
hunting at Camp Connors Point.
The Foreign Missionary Society
of the First M. e. church will meet
this Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Sophia Patterson. A good attendance
is desired. The mite boxes will be op-
ened
The speed program for the Cald-
we'll fair for Sept 8, and s gives
promise for fine racing during the fair.
A large filed of horses will undoubted-
ly appear on the track.
Chester Magnani, the fruit dealer
next to Jacob Pfaf, Putnam street,
has got caught with a carload o. ripe
bananas, which must be sold out at
once at a sacrifice. Call today or to-
morrow, sure!
Geo. P. Deshler, Superintendent
of the McConnelsville schools, was in
the city yesterday on his return from
visit at his old home in Athens
county.
Mr. George DCwner moved yester-
day from Maple street to Montgomery.
Mr.. Fred Erwood and family NOV
ell here yesterday from Pomeroy. They
will reside at Sixth and Warren
Mr. G. w. Miles, who is Interested
in extensive oil operations at Lowell
and Chesterhill, was in the city on bus
mess yesterday He reports every
ing in both fields booming
e. f. Smith, of JOY, was a bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
SIR. G. L. Gillespie, of Woodsfeld,
was in the city on business yesterday.
Mrs w. A. Best and little son are
rusticating near Sand Hill.
Mr.. L. w. Fleetwood is at Hook
import on business.
-Messrs q. J. Norris, of Cutler, and
C. Dunbar, of Dunbar, were business
vIsltors in the city yesterday.
Councilman W. d. Strain moved
yesterday into his new residence in
| Curtis's subdivision.
The Caldwell fair has a wedding
on. the prgram to be consummated on
the grand stand at 1O:3O a. M, Sept.
g. Numerous valuable presents have
been offered by the merchants of Cald-
well for the encouragement of the hap
py couple.
Miss Ella Meisler and Miss Fret
well left yesterday afternoon for Vim
cent to visit friends aor few days.
Mr. L. M. Penrose, prominent
farmer of Wesley township, was in the
city Thursday.
Mr.. E. b. Warner left yesterday
for s home in GAINESVILLE after a two
days business visit in this city
-E. A. Livingston was fined IS and
costs by Mayor Richardson yesterday
for being drunk
Mr.. Curt ellison, formerly of this
city, now of St. Marys, was in the
C. y yesterday. He left over the c. &
NJ. in the afternoon for Detroit, wnere
he will spend months vacation.
Miss Katherine Miller, who has
been spending tie past five weeks at
Chautauqua, returned home yesterday.
-Messrs. John and Charles Singer
went to Parkersburg last evening to
furnish music for a grand ball in that
town.