Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-01
The Marietta Daily Leader
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1900.
NEWS NUGGETS.
Personal Paragraphs and Pertinent
Points,

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been spending several days.
--Hoyt's "A Stranger in New York"
company left yesterday for GAINESVILLE,
where they showed last night.
Mrs. Bertha Metcalf returned We'd
nesday evening after a five weeks visit
with her parents at Windon, o.
MIR. ]. C. Mcmahon, who is inter-
ested in the Sistersville oil fields, was a
business visitor in our city yesterday.
Miss Rose Steadman is spending
the week with her friend, Miss Ferrel,
at the latter's home in Williamstown.
Loren Mcintyre has been appoint
ed ianitor at the Washington street
school building to succeed George Dye.
Miss Catherine Webster, who has
been enjoying the fresh salt breezes
at Atlantic City, returned home yester-
day.
Prof. C. l.. Corwin, wife and child
ren, returned Friday from New Suf-
folk, where they have been spending
the summer.
Il. NJ. Latchaw expects to occupy
the new dwelling of |. d. Strauss,
Washington street, as soon as the same
is completed.
Miss Belle Coffman, Mrs. John
Athey and daughter, Miss Nellie, left
this morning fer visit with friends
at Waterford.
Mrs. ]. j. Graft returned Saturday
from six weeks tour of Irondale,
Steubenville, Pittsburg. Niagara Falls
and other cities.
Miss Linnie Simpson returned yes
terday from an extended trip to At
iantic City and a pleasure visit with
friends in Boston.
Capt. VIM. Hall is acting as chief
clerk of the Nellie Bartlett 1t is rum
ored that Capt. Hall contemplates pur-
chasing the boat.
Mis- Maud Bloyer returned to her
home in Cincinnati yesterday after a
pleasant visit of two weeks duration
with DR.. and Mrs. Becker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Blue and son
Donald, and Mrs. Maggie Deming, OF
Constitution, were the guests OF
friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Lawrence and son, Arthur
who have been visiting Mrs. James Nc
Cannon for several days returned to
their home at Coolville yesterday.
Mr. c. Elliott and son left for
Granville yesterday, where they will
make arrangements for the family
who expect to move their Monday
Miss vesta Story, who has had a
summer boarding house at the Story
farm, near Waterford, was in the city
calling on acquaintances yesterday
Rev. Edwards and family leave
Monday fer Lansford. Pa, where they
will visit Mr.. Edwards mother about
two months before going to Porto
Rico.
Mrs. Lidia N. Hart, who has been
visiting DR.. S. Hart for the past three
months, left yesterday for Ironton
where she resides with her sister, Mrs
Nixon.
Mr.. A. T. Perry the new presiden
of Marietta College, expects to arrive
| nf ha
make arrangements for the coming
school year.
"A telegram received by friends O.
w. A. Clark in this city, announce
that his condition is much improved
and that the ravages of the fever hav'
been checked.
M Forst and C. d. Greenlee, twt
widely known oil operators of Pitts
burg. We're in the city Friday, looRln!
after oil interests in the fields sur
rounding Marietta,
) Harry Briggs. Glass '97 MARKETS.
, College, is in the city calling oil
friends. He has secured the position
as principal of the Powhatan school
5 for the coming year.
Will Clark leaves this morning
for Caldwell to spend Sunday with hi
wlfe's parents. His son, Clyde, who ha
been visiting there for about tw
weeks, will return with him.
DIR. l.. C. Shaw will leave Monda
for Cincinnati to purchase an outfit TO
his new dental parlors. which will b
opened in the Otto buildings over Thei.
shoe store, on Monday, September 10.
Col. John H. Riley expects to erec
an electric arch at the lower end c
his buildings on Tiber Way. This wi
be greatly appreciated by those VIII
pass that way after dark, as the cleo
ric lights on Butler street are not SUI
n ficient.
-Swar e. Morgan expect to NOV
their grocery to the corner of Sevent
. and Warren streets the first of IL
week. The room now occupied !
/. them will be occupied by A. j, WatsC
and VIM Jewell, who expect TO start
shoe store.
The funeral Cf the late Dani