Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-13
The Marietta Daily Leader.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER is, 1900
NEWS NUGGETS.
Personal Paragraphs and Petttnent
Points,

Don't miss "The Man From Mex
ico' tonight.
Mr.. Jacob Mergler left this morn
ing for Guysville on business trip.
Sig Marcus, of Cincinnati, is in
this city for several months, has
ances.
Miss Nellie Dorr left yesterday for
New Martlnsville to visit friends and
relatives.
Miss Grace Wilson went to Lowell
yesterday to be the guest of friends for
several days.
DIR. H. Andrews, prominent ply
sician of Caldwell, was in the city on
business yesterday.
Mr.. c. d. Greenlee, the well known
oil man of Pittsburg, was in the city
yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Erley, of Chic
ago, arrived yesterday on a visit to
Marietta friends.
Mr.. H. e. Smith left yesterday for
Columbus to attend to business matters
in the Capital City for few days.
--Beuah and Katharine, the little
daughters of Fire Chief Davis have re-
covered from an attacw of illness.
Mr. F. z. Cassel moved his house
hold goods yesterday from 613 Seventh
street to a house on Lord street.
George L. Craig, of Pittsburg, was
in the city looking after oil interests
in Marietta and vicinity yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hess have re-
turned home after a pleasant ten days
visit with acquaintances in Chicago.
Miss Nellie Purdy left yesterday
for Wheeling to make visit with
friends and relatives for several days.
-Messrs. Alex Arnold of Toledo
and G. ]. Corning, of Cleveland, are il
the city attending to business matters
Mrs. J.-W. Doudna and Miss Wal
lace left yesterday for a short visi
with friends and relatives at Chester
! hill.
DR. Kirtley and Mr.. c. H. Turner
who has been spending a two weeks
outing in the vicinity of Terra Alta
are expected to return Friday,
The Theis Mandolin and Guita
Club Concertwhich was to be given a
Putnam School house, September 13
has been postponed for two weeks.
Mr.. Jaques, Surveyor, and MI
Schneider, Track Supervisor, of tn
Pennsylvania Lines, were in the cit
yesterday, making a tour of inspection
Mrs. R. w. Miller, of 3O5 Harma
street desires the ladies to know tina
she is dressmaking and sewing AGAR
and is in position to do all kinds cf re
! pair work. TIL. Sept. 1885,.
| MIR. and Mrs. George Scott an,
John Erwin, of McConnelsville, arriv
! ed in the city last evening and viii
be entertained at the home CT Mr.. an,
Mrs VIM. VanMetre.
Mr.. w. C. Olds, who has beel
working in the oil fields at st. Marys
was in the city yesterday. He lef
this morning for Roxbury where h
has secured position.
Mrs. James Creelman and children
are expected to arrive this evening u
visit relatives in the city. They hav
been spending the latter part Of tn
summer in the Alleghanies.
MIR. NJ. S. Suttsteinbergenheim
advance agent of the Jolly Pathfinder
Company, was in the city Tuesday ar
ranging for the appearance of tn
company here during the week of tn
Fair.
Mr. ]. w. Gold, who has been em
ployed by the National Supply Co., il
in the city for several months, ha
been transferred to Warrington, to fiji
temporary vacancy in the offices o
the same Company He expects to b.
gone about three weeks.
Mrs. Chas. p. Weis returned yes
terday from Lowell, where she hat
been attending the burial services o
the late Mrs. Ritz. Mrs. Weiss wa
accompanied by Miss Nora Kaiser, o
Bellaire, who will be her guest for sev
eral days.