Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-20
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Mr.. and Mrs n. NJ. Stimson left
yesterday afternoon to spend the sum
mer at lakeside resorts near Buffalo
and Detroit
--B. Il. Guyton was in GAINESVILLE
on legal business yesterday.
"A party of seven consisting of
Miss Mary c. Nye, Miss Rebecca d.
Nye, Miss Calsta P. Nye, Mrs. aIIr-
riet N. Towne, Miss Grace Cram, Mrs.
Sarah A. Gilbert and Mr.. Russell Old
ham left on the Ohio Valley Express
last evening for Boston to spend few
weeks with relatives and to visit the
old homestead of the Nye family.
Mr.. L. Il. Chalenor, general pass
enger agent of the Ohio River road
accompanied by Mrs Chalenor and two
friends came up from Parkersburg
Monday evening, took supper at the
Bellevue and spent the evening driv-
ing about the city.
Miss jean Elston. of Crawfords-
vile, Ind, who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Mills, left last evening
via the o. r. R. for New York city
She will sail in few days for Europe
to spend the summer.
j. C. Riddle and oliver Hamilton,
yardmasters of the Ohio Central Lines
at Corning, were in town on business
yesterday.
MIR VIII Bay left yesterday on the
Keystone State for his home in Iron
ton.
&C. w. Fletcher, of Beverly, was in
the city Tuesday on business.
Mr.. H. e. Rucker, of Lowell, was
"a business caller in the city yesterday
Mrs. George Dryden, who has been
visiting relatives in the city the past
two weeks will leave this morning for
her home in Pittsburg.
Mrs Kate Harvey, of Fleming Wis
tied friends in the city Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. C. B. Ballard went to
Belpre yesterday to visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Helen Goodloe left Tuesday
for Paris, KY, to visit relatives.
"A. ]. Smith, Travelling Passenger
Agent of the o. r. R., was in the city
on railroad business yesterday.
ID. H. Thomas, Of this city, and w.
II. Sheldon. of Belpre, went to Colum-
bus yesterday to take the oath neces-
sary for admission to the bar.
Mrs. NJ G.. Clarke, of Washington,
Pa, arrived in Marietta yesterday af-
ternocn, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Robinson, Front street.
DIR. and Mrs. H. p. Shipman expect
70 leave today for Cape Elizabeth
Maine, to remain several weeks enjoy
ing the sea air.
Mr.. C. G. Tucker, of Zeno, Mus
kingum county, passed through Mari
eta Tuesday, locking well and pros
porous.
Mrs. C. T. McIlyar and Miss Morse
will be at home Friday at 6O4 Third
street. Their cards read "Euchre."
Mrs Eva Paddan and daughter
Miss Ella, left Tuesday for Wellsburg
W. Va, where they willvisit
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and Mrs. Will f. Eells, San Luis Pot
osi, Mexico, fine daughter. Grand
child to Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Eells
,his city.
The American Insurance Unior
has completed arrangements for al
excursion Friday evening to Newpor
and return on the steamer "Sonoma.
The Marietta band will accompan!
the excursion party. Fare % cents
Boat leaves wharf at 7:SO o'clock.
Mrs, Young and little son arrived
Tuesday noon from Chicago, and ar
at Mrs. Halls, Front street.
&C. Z. Corwin and family left owe
the Ohio River road Tuesday evening
fer Cutchogue, Long Island, where the,
will spend the summer.
u. S. Engineer Moser. in charg
of the Muskingum river, was in tow
yesterday on business.
Mrs. Dale Shafer and Miss Alic
Blake have issued invitations fo
Thursday afternoon at o'clock i
honor of Miss Helen Shafer, of Frank
lin, Pa.
Judge Follett will leave tomorro'
afternoon for New York City to join
large party which willsail for Englan
Saturday. After a week in Londo
r they will visit Paris and other point
| of interest. At Rome Judge Follet
will leave the party, returning
e Brussels to attend the Information;
t Prisons Congress to which he is de
egate.