Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-16

Personal and Local.

rick erected preparatory to putting W
the smoke stacks on the electric build.
ing corner of Front and Butler streets
The stacks will be put up today.
Judge Leeper expects to go to Cut.
ler today On legal business.
Mrs. Gideon White. OF Baltimore
is In the city, at Mr.. George Jones's.
Miss Rosa Drain, of Palmer town.
ship, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Orlando Trotter, Fifth street.
PROF. T.. A. Meek left yesterday
morning for Glencoe. Belmont county
wherehe will spend the summer vaca-
tion with his parents.
"A very pleasant party was giver
last evening at "Elm Shade" by Mrs
Shaw and Miss Rathbone in honor Of
Miss Helen Curtis.
MIR. G. C. Ketter, former Mari.
ettlan, is In the city, stopping at the
st. Cloud, and will be here for about
two weeks. Mr.. Ketter is just home
after spending thirteen months ir
Germany.
The funeral of Jesse H. Barker
was held from the residence of the
late Josiah H. Devol in Muskingun
township yesterday Services were
conducted by DR.. Nichols and inter.
ment occurred in the Devol cemetery
The funeral was largely attended.
The sale of Kentucky horses al
the stables OF the Marietta Transfer
Co. yesterday drew a large crowd. A
number OF ladies we're in attendance
Among the horses offered for sale
were some fine trotters and saddlers
and they brought fair prices. Coed
horses never go begging for buyers in
Marietta.
Mrs. ]. BOIL entertained number
of ladies at her home on the West Side
Friday afternoon, the affair being in
honor OF her sisters, Mrs. V. B. Hovey
Mrs. w. T. Penwell and Mrs. George
Dryden. The ladies enjoyed very
pleasant time.
MIR. and Mrs. R. c. Lopaus left
over the o. R. r. last evening for theil
home in Boston. Mrs. Popaus will re-
main there while Mr.. Lopaus will re-
turn to Marietta in about two weeks.
One OF the biggest iron safes in
town is that recently put in by the
Washington County Building and
Loan Company. The casing had to be
removed from the doors in order to gel
the big safe into the company's Office
in the Law Building.
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Noll went tc
Baresville, Monroe county,, yesterday
afternoon. called there by the death Of
Mrs. Nolls sister, Mrs. Fred Ketty
The funeral will occur today.
Mr.. d. B. Torpy and son, C. C
Torpy, left over the o. R. R. yesterday
for Philadelphia on few days bust
ness trip.
Miss Marie Derrickson, who wa!
bridesmaid at the Moore-Riley wed
ding, left last evening via the o. r. R
for her home in New York City.
Miss Julia Pickering, who has
been student In music at Putnam
Hall the past winter, will leave today
for her home in Glouster, where she
will spend the summer.
j. L. Hopwood, 1900. Marietta Col.
lege. left yesterday afternoon for his
home in Plymouth. Pa.
Squire ]. P. Hill, of Hills P. O..
was in town on legal business yester'
day.
Charles Bell, of Barlow, was in the
city on business yesterday.
u. J. Mead, a well known Pittsbure
operator, is in town looking after his
oil interests.
Mrs. +. R. Ellis. who has been Wis
iting relatives and friends in the city
left over the B. & o. s, w. yesterday
fer her home in Cincinnati
Miss Alice Gilbert, of Niles. o., il
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Dutton
Second street.
Mrs. G. r. Richardson and daugh
ter returned yesterday from a vlsi
with relatives at South Bend. Ind.
and Mackinac. They have been absen
from the city for several weeks.
Robert Gallagher, treasurer OF thu
Webster Refining Co., left last nigh
for his home In Boston. Mass He hat
been in the city for short business
visit.
MIR. H. B. Coen left over the T.
o. c. e. yesterday for Columbus, ,wher'
he appears today as attorney in a cas-
in U. s. District Court now in session.
Mrs. e. o. Twisgs and Mrs. Cliff
ford Bailey have returned from Gin
clnnati, where they spent severa