Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-02

Personal and Local.
Observation-Disclosures

AT the meeting of the Current
Events Glass this afternoon,
Kipling's "Recessonal" will be sung
by Miss Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Bird and
Mr.. Gates; ''on the Road to Mand-
alay" by Miss Rachel Dale, and "The
Absent Minded Beggar" will be read.
Admission S5 cents.
III. A. Beasley, Of Amesvlle, was in
.he city yesterday on business.
oliver Agin, engineer on the T. &c
o. c. e., resumed work yesterday.
The what Happened to Jones"
company went via Parkrsburg to Sis
trsville yesterday, where they had an
engagement last night.
No. 6, the new engine of the T. C
o. G. E., made her first trip over the
line yesterday on the local freight.
Henry Miller, an insurance man of
GAINESVILLE was in the city on business
yesterday.
Charles Adams, a we'll known oil
producer and operator, is in the city
looking after his interests.
Miss Lena Drain is quite i'll with
typhoid fever at her home near Gravel
Bank. Several other members of the
family are also sick.
The Bellevue transfer cab was out
yesterday for the first time and at
tracted considerable attention. 1t is a
fine outfit.
Mr. Harry Smith and family NOV
ed Wednesday afternoon from 921
Third street to 723 Eighth street.
The B. & o. s. w. has issued no.
tlce to the Belpre people that until the
ferry runs again the Marietta trains
will all stop at the west end Of the
bridge across the river so that that 1t
will be much more convenient to come
to this ctty.-Sentinel.
MIR. L. M. Breedon, manager of the
Morris Hill Stone Co., returned yester-
day from a ten day business trip to
Toledo. Mr.. Breedon is Kentuckian
by birth and the condition of affairs in
that state worries him greatly, the
more SO because he Is personally ac-
quainted with both Goebel and Taylor.
George B. Eyssen returned yester-
day from a business trip to Cambridge
The transcript from the docket of
Squire Folger, of Grandview township
in the Corbln Little murder case was
filed yesterday.
, John Cleary, who has had a severe
attack of the mumps is able to be out
! again.
= Mr.. w. L. Greenhlll, who has
been seriously sick at the hcme of his
son-in-law, Mr.. l. L. Ellis, upper
! Front street, is reported as not i'm
proved, as the nature of his trouble
= seems more serious than first dag
= nosed.
a Mr.. A. H. Strecker, Of the Streck
l. er Bros. Co., is expected home from {
n business trip today.
t We incorrectly stated that Mrs
; Frederika Faber died at the home o.
her son, John. 1t should have read a.
t the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
erika Steed, Seventh street.
&C. B. Gates w. r. C. will meet thi:
evening at the usual hour.
=. Carl Kensel, Greene street, ha+
!. scarlet fever. Although is is not
s serious case, the house Is quarantined
Mrs. w. C. Farra is visiting he
parents in McConnelsville.
&C. B. Hardman, representing th'
Columbus Buggy Company, is in tn
city on business.
4 Geo. l.. Craig and ]. S. Glenn, wei
r known oil men of Pittsburg, arein tn
city on business.
d The Parkersburg and st. Mary
: Bowling Clubs will play the secon'
d series of games of the Ohio Vale.
g Bowling League contest at st. Mary
. tonight. oOme vi IhO nLei iN''s' AS'NA
r of the sport will take in the games.
e Miss May Simpson entertained
n number Of our lady friends at he
a home on Fifth street last evening II
i honor of her guest, Miss Fannie Cole
{ man.
Large crowds of young folks en-
JOY themselves daily skating on tn
pond in the railroad lot between tn
Y and Third street
The ladies of the First Congrega
/ tlonal church will entertain at soeia
1t in the Chapel this evening. Suppe
h at $3.50 o'clock. You are invited.
: MRS. j. A. JOHNSTON,