Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-08-14
Personal. and Local.


via the Pennsylvania Lines yesterday
morning for Cleveland, Detroit and
Mackinac.
MIR. and Mrs. b. B. Marquis and
little son have returned from Sharon,
O., where they have been visiting rel
atives.
Mr.. Walter Kirby and family left
Monday morning for pleasure trip in
Canada.
Mrs s. M. Cooke and Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ Cooke and daughter. Mar
garet, left Monday morning for two
weeks trip ON the Great Lakes.
Miss Twylia Slaughenhaupt went
to Plttsburg yesterday to spend
week with relatives
Miss Anna Henry, of Gallipolis,
who has been visiting Mr.. William
Sharpe, West Side, left yesterday for
Chillicothe to join a house party.
DR. Ferguson, Charles Bailey,
Bart Hovey, George Wehrs and Chas.
McCurdy, have returned from a trip to
Atlantic City and New York
DR. e. G. James and family will
move today from Second and Washing
ton streets to S10h Front street.
r. A. Underwood returned yester-
day from camp above Newport, where
he had been spending few days.
Mr.. D. H. Thomas returned yester-
day afternoon from Athens, where he
visited friends over Sunday.
james Schaffner,an operator in the
Chesterhill field, spent Sunday in the
city.
Arthur F. Cole arrived Sunday
from Cuba, where he is engaged IL
governmental work, as a member OF
the U. S Engineers Corps.
Ernest Byers was in St. Marys on
business yesterday.
Frank Sheriff. of St. Marys, was in
the city over Sunday. returning home
yesterday.
Charles r. Elston went to Malta
this morning on a business trip.
L. o. Tracy, is business visitor
at st. Marys.
Mr.. Fred D. Barrows, the popular
clerk at B. E. Lees grocery store, left
yesterday with Parkersburg friends for
the mountains for weeks outing.
Rev. R. F. Bishop, presiding elder
of Marietta District NJ, E. church, was
in the city yesterday enroute from Vim
cent to his home in Athens
Mr.. Henry Nelly expects to leave
Thursday for West Point, where he
will resume his studies at the Acad-
emy.
Miss Schultheis left Monday for
Whipple, where she has been staying
during the greater part of the summer
for the benefit of her health.
Mr. C. L. Feisley, class of '9S, Ma
rietta College, arrived yesterday morn
ing from ClaringtoG and will attend
the Teachers Institute this week.
Guy Reed went to GAINESVILLE on a
business trip yesterday.
Mr.. VIM Wagner left yesterday
fer tour of the different cities on the
Lake.
&C. C. Wilson lef- last evening on a
business trip of several days to Cald-
we'll, Woodsfield and other points.
Mrs II. A. Beasley left yesterday
for Latham where she will visit at the
home of VIM. Wells.
Mrs Carrie Kauf left today to visit
her brother-in John Kauf, at But
| Ter.
Mrs. S. E. Woodruff went to Ath-
ems yesterday to visit friends.
Mrs. VIM. VanMetre left yesterday
for Waterford to spend few days Wis
itng friends.
IT. P. Pratt, class of '99, Marietta
College, left Monday for his home at
Portsmouth, where he will spend his
vacation until Sept. 20, when he leaves
for Philadelphia to attend the Law
School there. Mr.. Pratt has been occu-
pied during the past year in catalogu-
ing the College library under the Dew
ey system.
Miss Anna Henry, who has been
the guest of Jesse Sharp, West Side
left for her home at Irontcn yesterday
Harry Ogle returned to Woods
field yesterday after short visit al
his home in this city.
Miss Gertrude Mccoy returned
home yesterday via T. & o. c. E. from
Columbus and Put-in-Bay, where she
has been spending the last ten days.
Dawes Camp, Sons Of Veterans
will hold social and lawn fete at F
R. Brenan's, Fort street, this evening
Everybody invited.