Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-16
The Marietta Daily Leader.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1900.
NEWS NUGGETS.
Personal Paragraphs and Pertinent
Points,

NIL. II. W. blGSOlyS VI
was in the city yesterday on business.
Attorney VIM. H. Sheldon was
business visitor at Belpre yesterday.
Hon. l. r. Rose, of Coal Run, was a
business visitor in Marietta Thursday
Mr. o. L. Gard returned last even
ing from a business trip to Columbus.
Judge f. ]. Cutter returned last
evening from a business trip to Co.
lumbus.
MIR. Charles Miller of Wheeling,
was the guest of Mr.. Philip Thels yes
terday.
Mrs. ]. R. Caywood, of Hills,is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. T. A. Becker,
Greene street.
MIR. w. S. Plumer returned last
evening from a business trip through |
Morgan county
MIR. ]. H. Mock returned to Detroit
yesterday after making arrangements
to move to Marietta.
Architect Holmboe expects to
leave Sunday night for West Virginia
points on weeks business trip.
DR.. g. W. Mason, who has been in
the city visiting his sons, returned to
his home at Stafford yesterday.
Mr.. John Weinheimer left yester-
day morning for a visit of indefinite
| 1or, OIL Of p1oopniputor T1IiDo;c
Archie Hubert, of the Ohio State
Journal, is in the city for a few days
calling upon his many friends.
Rev. Mr.. Brenhaus, of Lowell, and
, Rev. S. Mueller and sister returned
. yesterday from visit to Harriets-
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! j. w. McCollum sold the Christian
Braun property, No. 419 Third street,
to William H. Slack. Consideration
$3.50.
j. Attorney B. E. Guyton returned
last evening from Columbus, where he
) has been for several days on legal bus
mess.
Miss Jessie Woodford, daughter Of
/, w. G. Woodford, of Watertown, died
yesterday morning at o'clock of
diphtheria.
Mr.. Elmer Lane, who is extensive
- ly engaged in oil operations in the
Chesterhill field is visiting his family
in the city.
. Councilman B. Eveleigh was hunt
. ing in the neighborhood of Dunbar
yesterday and will send transfer af-
=, ter. the results today.
+ The trial of Lee Trautman for as
T saulting Henry c. McMilln, which
has been postponed several times, has
been set for O'Clock This morning.
-Messrs. Carl Brennan, George Gates
and his guest, William Wasmer, OF
Cleveland, 'depopulated the game ir
the neighborhood of Beverly yester.
day
William Hall. colored, was fined
l. SIS and costs yesterday in the Mayors
Court for drunkenness and disorderly
q conduct He promised to ray ant
i, was released.
I. Mr.. e. A. Anderson who has beer
- in Muncie, Indiana for some time
2 has decided not to return to Marietta
and his household goods were shipped
- there yesterday.
Frank Shaw's peanut stand ant
the tower between the railroad tracks
ON Front streetwere moved back sever
al feet yesterday Stairs will be plac
ed at the rear of the tower.
[. Rev. Mr. Boggess, a missionary tt
, Pelugus, will give an address at tn,
:. Missionary Tea at the Baptist churcl
this afternoon in addition to thos
= whose names we give elsewhere
"A safe was placed in the office O
y General Manager England, of the M. c
n- & G. Ry. yesterday at the Union Depot
r 1t was taken up the back stairs whicl
RS had to be braced to support the load.
ty The Masonic Temple building
e. committee will meet this Afternoon
~ in Architect Holmboe's office to in
st spect the plans as revised. 1t is prob
p able that bids will be asked for to b.
e. opened January 1.
Mrs Emma P. Ewing, accompa
MED by her husband, left yesterday af
- ternoon for Knoxville, Illinois, wher
she will give short course of lecture
to the young ladies OF ST. Mary
School to popuiarize course in do
I mestlc science which it is expected will
le be added next year. Mrs. Ewing ex
,r poets to be gone about ten days.