Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-06
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9 Personal and Local. z

a convention Of the Knights OF Column
bus.
MIR. Lenard Quinn is in GAINESVILLE
on business.
Mr.. Frank McCallister, who spent
Sunday with his parents, returned to
Columbus Monday morning.
IN. G. Miraben went to Columbus
yesterday morning, where he will re-
main several days on business.
John Angert and family moved
yesterday from North Hart street to
South Fifth.
The German st. Luke's church
will give Valentine social Thursday
evening, Feb. 10, at the residence of H.
p. Bode, 719 Fifth street. Everybody
cordially invited.
Mr.. Hugh O'Connor of Indiana, Is
visiting Mr.. ]. ]. o'Connor, of Consti-
tuition.
The little daughter of Mrs. Mary
Rumbold, 521 Fifth street, has recov-
cred and is able to be out again after
severe illness of scarlet fever.
e. P. woodin, OF Tyrone, Pa, is
in the city on business.
w. P. Thompson, of Canal Dover,
was in town on business yesterday.
MIR. R. Rochester, of New York
City representing the American Cord
age Company, is in the city on busl-
ness.
DIR. ]. F. Baldwin, of Columbus, is
business visitor in the city.
Ralph, little son of Will s. Rich
ardson, is improving after a severe at
tack of the mumps.
Manhattan Tribe of Red Men, this
city, will be on the war path this eve
ming at their hall over Hagan &
Schad's store, Second street. There
will be work and plenty of 1.-THE de-
gree of "Chlef' will be conferred on
one candidate, and two other persons
will receive the Initiatory Degree.
This order is extremely active and Is
growing at rapid rate.
The force of men now at work on
the Transporter began working ten
hours per day yesterday and will keep
1t up until the boat is finished. She
will be completed and ready for trial
by April 1st.
Mr.. A B. Skipton, of the Diamond
Pants and Notion Co., was business
visitor at Beverly yesterday
Mr.. E. P. Miller, who has been an
instructor in the Detroit, Mich, Busi-
ness University, has resigned his posi-
Itton with that institution and has as
sociated himself with the Marietta
Commercial College, of this city. Mr..
Miller is an efficient instructor and is
sure to please those who avail them
selves of a course of study and prac-
tice under his direction.
Mrs. Emeline D. Brown, former
resident of Lowell, died of heart fail
ure Saturday morning at the home of
her son-ln-law, Mr.. Dolph Berry, of
Bloomington, Ind. Mrs. Brown was
we'll known in this city and through
out the country and the news of her
sudden death will be received with
sincere sorrow.
Miss Katherine and Rebekah Nye
who have been visiting at Col. John
w. Conley's, in Chicago, are expected
to return home today.
MIR. Frank Simpson came in yes
terday from Cairo, w. Va.
Mr.. H. L. Thes, this city, has just
had published by Walter Jacobs, OF
Boston, gavotte for the guitar COM
posed by himself and called Mem
ories Dear" The composition is on
sale by music dealers.
Mr.. Edw Herrllnger, of Clncin-
natl. selling coI'iage and paper for the
new firm. Herrlinger Bros. of which
he is q member, Is in the city.
Mrs. C. G. Fell, Fifth street, who
has for some months been an invalid
has suffered a second stroke Of paraly-
sis and is critically i'll.
AT the regular meeting of HarmaI
Lodge, No. 800, F. &c A. NJ, Tuesday
evening there will be work in the
Masters degree and other important
business, after which oysters will bt
served.
THE Executive Committee of the
Union Young Peoples Societies of thi.
city will hold meeting at the FRS
Congregational church this evening, a
7:15. Every member is urged to b'
present.
The Senior Club will be entertain
ed this Tuesday evening by Mrs. f. G
Slack, Fourth street.
Miss Katherine sherwood has re
turned from Washington, d. c., wher
she is attending school.
, Miss Grace Davis will entertain
2 number of friends this afternoon il
: honor of hir sister, Mrs. John Lindsey
= OF Pittsburg.
Married, at the residence of MI
; George Arnold. near Watertown, Eel
1, by l. F. Palmer, ]. p, Mr.. Georg
l. Woodruff and Miss Leona r Hut