Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-11
The Marietta Daily Leader.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II; 1900.
NEWS NUGGETS.
Personal Paragraphs and Pertinent
Points,


burg yesterday on business.
w. D. Penwell went to Wheeling
yesterday to take in the fair.
Mr. L. w. Lane left yesterday on
a short business trip to Athens.
Charley Elston went to Parkersburg
yesterday on short business trip.
MIR. w. r. Scoggan went to Park
ersburg on,a business trip yesterday.
Mr.. G. F. Doan, Of Rainbow, was
business caller in the city yesterday.
Capt. John Grady returned to Chill
licothe after spending some time in the
city.
Mrs. Mary Grimes left yesterday
for ten days visit with friends at
Cutler.
Mr.. C. d. Webster spent Monday
attending to business matters in Park
ersburg.
DIR. w. r. Dabney was visitor in
Parkersburg yesterday on professional
business.
Walter Nelson left for Wheeling
yesterday to visit and attend the
State Fair
H. B. Coen returned yesterday af-
ter spending, several days with friends
at Caldwell.
Wells Penwell went to ParlSers-
burg yesterday to spend several days
with friends.
Il e. McVay left yesterday for
Columbus where he will spend a few
A days on business.
J IS. A. Coffman and father returned
last evening after a short business
1 trip to Columbus.
Mr. G. c. Wilson left yesterday for
Monroe and Noble counties on a few
days business trip.
Reserved seat sale for "The Man
From Mexico" opens up this morning
at Gates Book Store.
DIR. M. L. Williamson and wife re-
turned yesterday after short visit
with friends at Bartlett
George Knight went to Chesterhill
yesterday where he will spend several
weeks visiting relatives.
Miss Nellie Henry left yesterday
for Columbus, where she will attend
n the fall millinery opening.
It Mr.. Thomas F. INLAND left yester-
:. day on an extended visit with friends
= in Los Angels, California
Mr. Richard Hughes, of Parkers-
e burg, was in the city looking after
: business matters yesterday.
c Mr. w. L. Neubeck and son, Be-
g man, left yesterday for several days
y visit with Cambridge friends.
4 Miss Lucy Ford went to Cutler
:. yesterday where she will visit friends
It and relatives for few days.
, Lou Chamberlain let yesterday
}. for Cincinnati where he will spend
several weeks visiting friends.
= Miss Marcus, of Parkersburg, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Frank, for several days this week.
o Will Smith, of Bartlett, has moved
his household goods to this city and
/, will engage in the livery business.
t Mrs. William Withum will enter
n tain party of friends at her home on
Warren street Wednesday evening.
= Miss Ida McLaren left yesterday
. for Columbus to spend several weeks
= visiting friends in the Capital City.
There will be services at the Vim
cent Union church Sunday, September
10th, at p, m. by Rev. NJ. Selman.
e The Ladies Of the Maccabees will
hold an important meeting this eve
i ming at their hall on Putnam street,
20. B. Gard and mother leave today
for Toledo, where they will spend sew
v eral days visiting friends at that place.
e Mr.. R. P. Pinkerton, who resides
s at Locust Fork, is critically i'll and
e fears are entertained fer his recovery.
Buell. w. r. G. Will hold called
0 meeting at Corps rooms this Tuesday.
e Members are requested to be present.
Mrs. John Crooks, of Columbus,
: arrived in the city yesterday and will
II be the guest of relatives here for some
time.
Mrs. Henry Kraft and daughter,
Cameron. have returned froma month S
visit with friends and relatives in
= Mansfield.
!. MIR. j. B. Hickman, we'll known
:, business man of Parkersburg, passed
s through the city yesterday, enroute to
Y Cambridge.
"A daughter was born Saturday
September 1st, to Professor l.. e. Boo
e her and wife, No. 713 Fifth street
!. Name, Ruth Irene.
d Miss Alice Blake returned Satur-
a. day evening from Cambridge, where