Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-09
sueEonuO INSTRUMENTATION
2 Personal and Local.
Observation-Disclosures

B. & o. s. w. street crossing bell sys-
TEN.
Attorney L. w. Bllenwood return
ed Monday evening from McConnels-
willie. where he ATTENDED coure yester-
day The trial of the Harper murder
case has been set for March 12.
Miss Addie Irish left over the o.
r. r. Monday morning for Auburn,
N. Y, where she will visit relatives.
Councilman B. Evelelgh, who had
his hip badly bruised and cut by a fall
down the elevator shaft at the Nor
wood Hotel two weeks ago, is able to
be out, but will be compelled to use
crutches for awhile.
willard Newell and his company
left yesterday for Slstersvlle, where
they had an engagement for last night.
Mr.. John Snodgrass, of the Park
ersburg News, was in the city Sunday
and Monday, visiting his father Capt.
W. A. Snodgrass, whose condition is
slightly improved.
Miss Maude Fowler expects to
leave tomorrow for Washington, d. c.,
to enter the National Homeopathic Hos
pital TO learn to be a trained nurse.
MIR. ]. D. Hubbell, who has been
visiting at the Dana farm near Bev-
erly, left yesterday for his home in
Boston.
The gravel train on the Branch
was not at work yesterday. The steam
shovel was being moved at Belpre.
II. H. Reynolds, in advance of
"The Adventure of Lady Ursula" Co.,
which will play here. next Monday
night, was in the city yesterday.
Reserved seats for Devils Auc-
tion" are selling rapidly.
Mr.. Ralph Turner left yesterday
for ll-on-the-Hudson, to re-
sumo his studies in the Military school
at that place.
J A force of men are at work at the
Pennsylvania depot putting big sign
: on top of the building. as is usual alt
, Pennsylvania terminals.
II. c. Calvin, representing the Nat
ional Tube Works of Plttsburg, was in
the city on business yesterday.
The ferry boat pioneer City
broke through the ice on the West
Virginia side yesterday and is now
making the trip to the Willlamstowr
landing. The ice was getting rotten
l and dangerous and 1T became necessary
for the boat to get through.
Mrs. William Fischer who has
been visiting her son, Rev. Fred Flsch
er, at Bellevue, o.. arrived home las
, evening.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Reed, of Ba
e tavla, O., arrived last evening and arr
A guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Curtis.
r Preaching services at Brittoni
!. school house next Saturday evening
n at Lower Newport Sunday morning
e and at Miller's at 8 p. m. Sunday b!
= pastor A. X. Mccall.
Mr.. ]. p. Cronk, who has been tn
guest of his cousin, Mr.. w. G. Miller
for some time, returned to his home il
= Ontario, Canada, this morning.
Miss Adele Clerc, who has beel
, visiting in the city during the holiday
y left over the o. r. r. yesterday TO
Atlandc City.
Mis- Berry returned to her HON
O in Corning yesterday, after a pleasan
: visit with friends in the city.
: Mr.. B. p. Guyton returned yester
o day from a business trip to Cincinnati
d Mr.. e. L. Warner, of GAINESVILLE
was business visitor in the city yes
g terday.
DIR. V. M. George was in Parkers
q burg on business yesterday.
- Carl Hovey, of Muncle, Ind, is Wis
iting his mother on Third street.
ERNEST Gamble, to appear here i
the 17th, is the most popular bass sing
er before the public today.
1t Ralph Hill will leave today for Co
> lumbus where he will visit few day
l. before returning to Kenyon Mllltar
Acadamy at Gambler, o.
u Basil Duke, representing firm c
le candy manufacturers of Cincinnati, WA
''' in the city yesterday, calling on tn
l. trade.
Charles Leeper who has been Wis
=" itlng his parents during the holiday
left Monday morning for Columbus
10 continue his studies at the o. S. u.
g MIR. ]. W. Sturgiss left yesterda
D for Seville, o., to attend meeting {
the Ohio Farmers Insurance Compan.
" Twenty cases of eggs were receiV
ed last night from out the 7. & o. c.
to be shipped to Baltimore by expires
The shipping OF eggs by express ind
lg Gates that eggs are very valuable
Of Baltimore at this particular time.
Id Frank Morgan was locked up ye
IN terday afternoon on the charge 4
lie drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
'u Mrs. Will Penwell, who has bee
visiting her mother, Mrs. Georl