Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-03
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Personal and Local.
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The American Union Building AS
sociation have elected the following
officers: George T. Hovey, President;
Jewett Palmer, Vice President; John
Kaiser, Treasurer; ]. w, Sturglss,
secteraty.
p. j. Dunnington is firing on the
B. & o. s. w. gravel train.
Mrs. Alice Blake returned yester-
day from Parkersburg, where she had
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mayhem.
Mrs. George Melster has returned
from a visit with her brother, Dan
Snyder, Parkersburg.
S. s. Dyer, Jr, baggage master at
the Union Depot, has been off duty for
two days en- account of illness.
Mr.. B. F. Wood is confined TO his
room by an attack of la grippe.
MIR. George Storck, of the West
Slde is very Ill.
"A sorrel horse with a saddle on
was found on Putnam street last eve
ming and turned over TIA officer Lat
terner, who took the animal to
Blchm's stable on Second street. The
owner can have the horse by calling
for it.
--Metcalf Bros. have rented the Miss
Hobby property, on Second street, and
will occupy the entire house as soon
as it is vacated by the present Occup-
ants.
Miss Gurlie Reed expects to leave
this afternoon for Chicago to pursue a
course in music-particularly the pi-
ano.
The members of the new choir of
st. Luke's Episcopal church are re-
quested to meet at the church Thurs
day evening at half past six for regu-
lar choir practice
MIR. II. ]. Hoffer, of Buffalo, is in
the city, to accept the position of Tel
Ter In the German National Bank.
MIR. T. G. Sellew, who has been here
visiting relatives the past two weeks,
will return to his home in Cincinnati
today. Mrs. Sellew will remain here
for some time yet.
MIR. Charles Mcclure left yes, ,erday
for Cincinnati to resume his studies at
the Ohio Medical College
Mr.. Clarence Sloane, who has been
at home during his vacation, returned
to Cincinnati yesterday to resume
work at the Electlc Medical Institute.
The Ohio River was frozen over
yesterday from Marietta to Sistersville
Mr.. l.. C. Robinson, of Beverly
was in the city on business yesterday
The sixth dance of the Blake's
Hall series will be given on Thursday
evening of this week. The play at the
opera house will not interfere with the
Marietta orchestra furnishing the reg
ular seven pieces.
w. S. Hancock returned to Colum.
bus Tuesday to resume his studies al
the o. S. U. Law School.
Mrs. Frank P. Morse, Maple street
entertained a number of friends las
evening.
Mrs James Lytle, who has beer
visiting relatives in Pittsburg, return,
ed home yesterday.
Miss Flora McLaren has gone t,
Chicago to take six months course ii
Moody Institute to better fit herself fol-
her work in the Sunday School field.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Belford re.urne,
Monday from Noble county where they
visited relatives during the holidays.
The winter term of College open!
today and about all of the students arr
on hand ready Ito begin the work of tn,
term, the most difficult of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Ray, o
Rockland, are visiting their son
Charles Ray.
Mr.. Thomas Afford, of Pittsburs
is a business visitor in the city.
Mr., Warren Peck has been confln
ed to his room the past few days, be
ing seriously i'll.
Capt. j. NJ, Hammitt in charge o
the construction of the towboat ].
Finley, returned last night from hi
home in Plttsburg, where he spent tn
holidays.
Capt. w. A Snodgrass,of the Yves
Side, is reported better.
Hon. C. C. Middleswart is expect
ed home today noon from Columbus
where he has been attending the open
ing of the legislature.
The Board of Managers Of tn
Woman's Home will hold their reguls
meeting this Wednesday afternoon &
teh home of Mrs. ]. P. Laing, Secon
street