Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-19
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Personal and local.
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running on the Branch as baggage
man in place of ]. L. Toller, who is of
duty owing to the Illness of his little
son.
Fred Congrove, brakeman on the
Branch, was business visitor at Ath-
ems yesterday.
Attorney r. A. Underwood left
Thursday afternoon for Columbus to
attend U. s. Court.
The 2. G. o. r. morning train yes
terday carried new ladies' coach just
received from the car works at Will
mlngton, Del. 1t is an elegant coach,
and with others of its kind that are
coming adds greatly to the 2. & o. r.
equipment.
THE first meeting Of the Glass in
Current Events will be held this after
nocn, in the parlors Of the Episcopal
Church, beginning promptly at 3
O'Clock.
DIR. c. B. Ballard left yesterday for
Washington, c. H., on a business trip.
-,Messrs. Nelson Moore and john
Kaiser went to Toledo yesterday on
business.
w. B. Hutchinson, of Cincinnati,
Travelling Agent of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway, was in the city
Thursday.
George StoNk, District Deputy
Grand Master of the l. o. o. F., went TO
Beverly yesterday afternoon to install
officers of the Beverly lodge.
Attorney B. Il. Guyton is in New
ark, O., on legal business.
Mrs. VIII Plumer and Miss Plumer
will be at home to a few friends Mon
day evening, Jan. %, at Z o'clock
Games will be the amusement.
The Light committee Of the City
Council met at City Solicitor Richards
Office yesterday afternoon to consider
the advertising for bids on the boilers
at the new light plant
Mrs. F. S. Payne went to Stewart
yesterday to visit relatives for few
days.
Mrs. James Creelman and two
children and Miss Helen Buell. will sail
for their return to America on the
OTtl, Of tbic ,,,nsoRh
F. NJ. Cawley. of st. Marys, was in
the city yesterday, the guest of his
brother D. B. Cawley.
e. B. Cady, of Parkersburg, is in
the city on business.
E. A. Rowland and family are
moving from Newport to All Fourth
street, this city.
john Hamilton. who has been Wis
itfng his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Hamilton, returned to Newark yester-
day.
-E. Unger will move today from
Elm street to the Weiss property en-
Front street.
MIR. ]. F. Fleming, ct McConnels-
vile. was in the city yesterday. He
went to Fleming in the afternoon to
visit his father.
H. A. Worstell, of McConnelsville.
Is in the city On business.
Mr. ]. w. Boyer has purchased Of
Mr. E. G. Fleming his store building
ON Putnam avenue, West Side, occu-
pied by Pfaff C Smith. 1t is the new
owners intention to make scme addi-
tions to the building and to continue
renting 1t.
Mrs. A. j. Richards and daughter,
Miss Anna, left yesterday afternoon ON
the b. & o. for Philadelphia and New
York, where they will visit for about
a month.
-Supt. II. G. Williams and wife
have issued invitations to the city
teachers. members of the Board of Ed
ucation and their wives, for banquet
to be given at the Marion street school
tcnight.
Mr.. Lamech S. Metz, OF Glover's
Gap. w. Va, and Mis- Daisy c. Ward,
daughter OF DR.. Ward, of Archers Fork
were married at the Office of Squire G..
w. Richards Thursday afternoon.
Sheriff A. j. Sands and Marshal
H. G. Porter, OF McConnelsville, were
in the city last evening enroute to
Athens with a patient for the State
Hospital.
The Queen City for Cincinnati and
the Virginia for PTttsburg passed last
evening with good trips. The river
at this point is 13 feet and rising.
The meetings which have been in
progress at the First Baptist church
will be continued this evening. Ser
vices at o'clock standard time,
Mrs. X. II. Flanagan, OF Steuben-
billie, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Rouse Lanam, of the East End.
Attorney j. A. Ivers,of McConnels-
willie, was in the Getty last evening on
his way to Slstersvllle on business con-
nected with the Harper murder case.
Judge d. w. Jones arrived in the
city last evening from Gallipolis and
Common Pleas Court will be in session
again today.
Mics EyStalia uOhaon who has heen