Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-14
The Marietta Daily Leader,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER A. 1900
NEWS NUGGE rs.
Personal Paragraphs and Pertinent
Points,

Mrs. Orlando Trotter has returned
home from a visit to Palmer.
Clayton Harper was business
visitor at Parkersburg yesterday.
Will Barnhart returned yesterday
from visit at his home at Belpre.
Mr.. w. B. O'Neill left yesterday on
business trip to Clarksburg, w. Va.
Buell. w. R. C. Withhold their meet
ing Wednesday evening, November ID.
Albert Beynon has accepted a po-
sition as motorman with the Electric |
Company.
Mrs. H. NJ Snyder, of Macksburg, |
is the guest of Miss Blanche Ogle, of
this city.
Mr. II. d. E. Athey went to Park
ersburg yesterday to look after busi-
ness affairs.
MIR. John Patterson returned to
Amesville yesterday after a short Wis
it in the city,
Mr.. R. w. Athey was among those
who were hunting yesterday in the
vicinity of Vincent.
The pay car on the Pennsylvania
Line came in yesterday and the boys
are correspondngly happy.
DR. e. P. Cooke, o Barlow, was
called to this city yesterday, owing to
the serious illness of his mother.
Mr.. George Worral left yesterday
afternoon on the NJ. c. e G.. for trip
in the interests of the Worral Grocery
Co.
Miss Reta Bruce returned yester-
day from Wolf Summit where she has
been the guests of friends for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Sllas Thorla, who
have been visiting relatives here, re-
turned to their home at Renrock yes
terday
Mr. John Bates has fully recovet ID
from the typhoid fever and resumed
his work yesterday with the Marietta
Electric Company.
Mr.. e. S. McCarty who has been
visiting his brother and sisters here for
several months, returned yesterday to
i, his home in Decatur, ILL.,
Marshal Porter, of McConnelsville,
was in the city yesterday looking for
trace of the burglars who broke in
to house there Sunday night.
-Penrose and Simpson, the whole
sale grocers, are having new freight
elevator, of large capacity, built in
their store on Front street.
Mr. w. T. Buell. and wife, who have
. been living with the formers parents
on the Pike, have moved to town and
will occupy rooms on Wooster street,
Mr.. Bell, of the County Infirmary,
shows that stock-raising is carried on
with great success on that farm. Yes
terday he butchered a hog that
weighed 609 pounds.
This afternoon the Woman's Cen
tennial Association will hold called
meeting at the Relic Room. The meet
ing begins promptly at three o'clock.
= Business of importance.
1 The repairs on the boiler at the
Union Depot were completed yesterday
| morning and it was fired up for the
first time since last Friday. During
this time the depot has been a cold
, place.
Mr.. James Longfellow and Mr..
: Charles Adams, of MaclIsburg, were
callers at the Leader Office yesterday.
Marietta Commercial College and will
return home today.
An electric light of a new design
was placed at the corner of Third and
Scanned streets yesterday. 1t is en-
closed SO that bugs can not get into it
and is of more artistic design than
: those which have been used.
Among those who left yesterday
=, morning to attend the meeting of the
OulO lNlNCl improvement 1AoSOCldIlOli
at Cincinnati were Charles Richardson,
! B. F. Wood, S. ]. Hathaway, Capt. w.
: E. Roe and j. Henry Best.
THE strong wind of yesterday
/ broke the cable of the ferry at the
J. Stowe farm, up the Muskingum, and
blew the ferry to the west bank. 1t
will require two or three days to put
i. in a new cable, during which time on
ly skiff will be run.
Miss Nellie Rose was called to
Parkersburg this morning to take the
part of "Pocahontas" in the opera Pow
haitian, which will be given Friday
evening under the dictatorship of Mr.
Albert l.. Baker. Miss Clara Brown
accompanied Miss Rose.