Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-13
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1900
NEWS. NUGGETS.
Personal Paragraphs and Pertinent
Points,

home with a severe attack of typhoid
fever.
Squire j. ]. D. McVay, Of Stanley
Vile, was in the city on legal business
Friday.
Mrs. F. d. T. Buckley, of Fifth
street, is visiting relatives in Phlla-
delphia.
Miss Julia A. Dyar leaves this
for Chicago, where she will
study art.
MIR. ]. c. Garner and family, of
Fifth street, left yesterday for a visit
at Butler, Pa.
Mr.. H. S. Pike (who has been in
the city some time, returned to New
York yesterday.
The Little Hooking Buckeye, ].
tie Hooking, Ohio.
Miss Dora McAtee, who lives in
New York City, is expected to arrive
today on visit to friends
MIR. H. R. Kraft, of Belpre, was in
the city for the purpose of looking ov-
er the market for a new boat.
Miss Myrtle Carothers, who has
been visiting relatives here, returned
to her home at Cutler yesterday.
Miss Retta Bruce returned. last
evening from Clarksburg, where she
spent the summer with friends.
-Mlss Mary Dauber, OF Fourth
street, will leave Monday to spend a
week with her parents at Mill Fork.
MIR. w. H. Vaudeville, a promi-
nent oil man from Troy, New York, is
in the city looking after his interests.
Mrs. C. Rowland and children, of
Corning, are visiting Mrs Rowlands
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips on
Warren street.
Manager Luchs announces that
the performance of Miss Hobbs" at
the Auditorium tonight will begin
promptly at $50.
Mr.. T. d. Moore and family have
moved from Greene county, Pa, and
will occupy the residence at the corner
of Third and Montgomery.
In game of football yesterday
between the scrub team of the Aca-
denny and team from town, the for
mer wen by a score of l 2to 0.
The Parkersburg orchestra have
been engaged to play at the Auditor
ium here Monday night for Tony Sui
livan and his excellent company.
Mrs. Ann Dalzell, of Red Bush, will
dispose of a portion of her property at
public auction on Saturday next at her
home. Barb Ballard will be the auc-
tioneer.
-,Messrs. ]. G. Shaw, Of Biddeford
and Luther r. Moore, of Saco, Maine
who are connected with the Cumber-
land Oil Co., are expected to arrive in
the city today.
The girls Of the senior class of the
High School will entertain the boys
with a Dutch Lunch" next Monday
evening. 1t will take place at the
home of Miss Celia Palmer.
Mr.. Henry Pape, of Rainbow, will
leave this morning for a weeks visit
with his son, Clyde, who is employed
in the Offices of the Railroad Train
mems Journal at Cleveland.
Mr.. H. C. Lord and sister of Mar
ietta, and Mr.. and Mrs Jordan, of Sa-
co, Maine, were at Chesterhill yester-
day looking over the interests of the
Cumberland Oil Company.
Squire C. w, Richards received
telegram yesterday informing him of
the critical condition of his brother
Frank, who has the typhoid fever in
a hospital in st. Louis, and left last
evening for his bedside.
Mr.. w S. Battin's horse while
standing in front of the Office on III
Der Way yesterday morning, frighten-
ed at falling timbers and ran as far as
Blohm's livery stable, On Second
street, before it was stopped. No
damage was done.
Mr.. T. G. Bay received message
yesterday morning informing him of
the death of his brother, Mr. w. l..
Bay, at Columbus, Mr. Bay was about
SO years of age and leaves a family.
He was formerly in business here.
The funeral will be held at Columbus
today.