Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-22
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1900.
NEWS NUGGETS.
Personal Paragraphs and Pertinent
Points,

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a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Mrs Charles w. Otto left yester
day for Pomeroy where she will visit
relatives.
Rev. e. A. Coil went to Cleveland
yesterday to attend the Unitarian Con-
vention.
Mrs B. E. Guyton left yesterday
morning for East Liverpool where she
will visit relatives.
Fired Josephy went to Louisville
yesterday to accept the management
of an athletic club.
j. P. Ridge, who has been Wis
iting his daughter for several days, re-
turned to Woo1sfield yesterday.
The high wind of yesterday blew
down the bill boards on Third street,
near the City Transfer building
DR.. Arthur Sloan has returned
from st. Joseph, Mo-, and will locate
h9re for the practice of dentistry.
THE shaft at the Cnair Factory
broke again yesterday and they shut
down until new one is received.
Mrs. Virgil Boyer left yesterday
morning for Youngstown to spend
Thanksgiving at her former home.
Misses Harriet and Jessie Fol
lett will give a dance to their young
friends at their home on Putnam
street.
Mr.. VIM. Frank, formerly of Mari
etta, now located in East Liverpool,
is here calling on friends for a few
days.
THE condition of Mrs. G. e. Glines
is considered serious and her friends
are panied to note little or no i'm
provement.
Herman Angert, who has been Wis
iting his parents on Wooster street,
returned to his work in Cleveland yes
terday morning.
C. w. Knox has gone to Cincinnati
where he will take w his duties on
the keystone State which starts up the
river Thursday.
Mrs. nth Jett and Miss Ruth Jett
expect to leave this morning for Sa-
vannah, Ca, where they will spend the
winter with relatives.
Amy Little, Amanda Horn, and Su-
sannah Smith, delegates to The Old
Maids Convention, are registered at
The st. James Hotel.
-Messrs. Charles Booth, Theodore
Riddle and Clayton Harper left yes
terday for Reinersville where they will
remain a few days hunting.
Mrs. A. D. Wilson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs j. l.. Jordan at
the Children's Home, returned to her
home in Guernsey county, yesterday.
~ The household goods of Mr. R. o.
Tiller were shipped here yesterday
from Cincinnati and taken to the
house at TT Seventh street which he
will occupy.
DIR. Athey and Attorney G. w
Sheldon expect to remove their Offices
today from the Knox-Savage building
to rooms on tbs third floor of the ST.
Clair building.
Mr.. R. A. Fouts, of Columbus
who has been visiting his parents-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. e. w. Nixon, left
yesterday on his route in the interests
of the Standard Oil Company
Miss Asenath Baker, of Lowell, lis in
the city to attend the Old Maids Con-
vention, Friday evening, and is the
guest of Miss Marlbah Lovejoy, of the
West Side, who is president of The
Old Maids Matrimonial Club
Professor Pinkerton has arrived in
thecity with his wonderful Electric
Transform Her, to be present at The
Old Maids Convention, Friday eve.
ming. With this machine he claims tc
change spinsters into charming
maidensL
Mrs. Enoch Dye passed through
the city yesterday on her way to Cam.
bridge to attend the funeral of hel
grandchild, the daughter of the late
Ford Dye, who died from the effects
of burns received by upsetting ket.
tie of hot apple butter
Priscilla Hope, Fredora Bobkins
Faithful Blossom, Anxiety Doherty
Marion Perkins, Sarah Jane SpringsteI
and Mary Ann Barnes are among the
latest arrivals in the city of delegates
to The Old Maids Convention, Friday
evening, at the Presbyterian church.