Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-01
NEWS NUGGETS.


ming on a business trip to Plttsburg.
Louis A. Leonhart was business
visitor at Malta yesterday.
DIR. l.. c. Ahlborn is erecting a fine
new six room dwelling on Pike street.
DIR H. V. Dye, of Slstersville, was
business visitor in the city yesterday
A. b. Little has taken the contract
for the roof of the Darby Furniture
Co.
j. w. Lane of Sistersville, former
" of this city, is business visitor in
| town
Miss Musser, who has been visiting
Miss Frances Curtis returned to Mel
sonvlle.
Mr.. C. ]. Becker spent the day in
Parkersburg attending to business
matters.
James Reese, the mail carrier, re-
turned to work yesterday after a three
weeks vacation.
Mrs. J. R. Curry is visiting her
sister, Mrs. R. II. Brown, at Dexter
City. this week.
The funeral of Frank Miraben was
held last evening at the chapel in Oak
Grove cemetery.
The Marietta Chair Co. has receiv-
ed a fine new wagon which was put in
to use yesterday.
Mrs. Colsen, of McConnelsville, is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs, j. w.
Doudna. this week.
Quite a large crowd of Marietta
people returned yesterday after taking
in the Beverly fair.
Mrs. Geo. b. Eyssen and Mrs. John
Kaiser will leave today for Pittsburg
to make short visit
Will Schlaubaugh has moved his
family into the p. Mcdonald house. on
Third street below Wooster.
Mrs. H. p. Bode and children have
returned home after a weeks visit
with relatives at MastertOn.
w ]. Darby left yesterday for
Conneautville, Pa, where he will visit
his family for about a week,
Master Howard Torner returned
yesterday from a two weeks visit with
friends in Newport township.
Mrs B. f. Guyton returned yester-
day from Caldwell, where she has been
visiting and attending the fair.
Mr.. C. X. MacFadden, a prominent
oil operator of Chicago is in the city
looking after business interests.
Mrs. Voegtly returned to her home
in Gas City. Ind, after a pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs, w. B. O'Neill.
&C. C. Harrison, General Passenger
Agent of the o. & l.. X, was in the
city yesterday on official business.
Edward Folett will leave in a
short time for Harvard, where he will
,ake a course in the law department
, Miss Mary Guyton returned yes
erday from a pleasant visit with the
family of Mr.. James Bunker, at Dell.
Miss Betsy johnson returned Fri
day from Mountain Lake Park, where
she has been spending the past month
Capt ]. H. Riggs, Supervisor oI
tracks for the B. & o. at Hamden, was
in the city on a tour of inspection Fri
day
Miss Susie Noon, who has beer
visiting her parents at Lancaster fol
the past three months has returned tC
he city.
Fred Kunz has returned from ar
enjoyable jaunt of two weeks duration
70 Philadelphia New York and At
lantic City.
The little daughter Of Ed. Wagner
was taken seriously i'll with spasm;
yesterday but at latest reports was
resting easily.
Edward Meisenhelder returned
yesterday after a several days triI
through Morgan county, looking aftel
his oil interests.
Mrs. Carrier, who has been thu
guest of W. b. O'Neill and family foi
some time, left last evening fer hel
home in st. Louis.
Lee McColmCnt, a prominent OF
operator of Pittsburg is in the city
and expects to make Marietta his head
quarters for a year.
Mrs. Carrie S. Hart, who has been
the guest of Miss Susan Daniels foi
several weeks, leaves today over the o
4 L. X. for Kansas City.
w H. Bell the well known brake
man on the Pennsylvania lines, is
,aking several days vacation this week.
l.. p. Bates is filling his position.
Mr. and Mrs burlington W. Har-
yey left yesterday for Chicago, which
city will be their future home, Their
.uns, Ebert and Paul, expect to attend
he University Of Chicago this year,
Miss Ella Whipple who has been
acting as assistant in the educational
| department. at the Children's Home,
returned TO her home in McConnels-
Vile yesterday.
The buildings of the Darby Furni-
! lure Company are about half complet-